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O'Reilly vs. Obama

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So we have a problem with names, but nobody has an issue with the hardest part of the job being he can't get a burger?

 

Not really, I understand what he was trying to get across. No way I would ever want to be president.

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WOW Clyde, Mrs. Wolfe and Mrs. Hennigan would be proud. I didn't even know what a 'perjorative' was until I looked it up! Here you go using it in it's exact meaning and pretext. :p:p

 

Being that I'm older than you I give all credit to Mrs. Thompson.

When I say "W" out loud it comes out "double U" ;)

 

So when you tell someone a web address it comes out "double u double u double u.....?"

As one who voted for President Bush I never once thought that "Dubya" had a negative connotation. I thought just the opposite. The majority of the time the negative name was "Georgie."

So I guess I'm coming across as old school on this one. I've just always that the the POTUS should be addressed properly even if I disagreed with him. I don't call President Carter "Jimmy" and I don't call President Clinton "Bill" and I don't call President Obama "Barry."

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So when you tell someone a web address it comes out "double u double u double u.....?"

 

Drives me crazy about 700 WLW's news breaks. I'm sure that's the best radio way to say it, but I'm a hick. They really stress the "double u l double u."

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As one who voted for President Bush I never once thought that "Dubya" had a negative connotation. I thought just the opposite. The majority of the time the negative name was "Georgie."

 

I must be way out of the loop, b/c I never heard him referred to as Georgie.

So when you tell someone a web address it comes out "double u double u double u.....?"

 

Pretty much.

So when you tell someone a web address it comes out "double u double u double u.....?"

 

My guess is you don't tell people to look up http://www.twitter.com etc... Like I tell my buddies to check out Barstool or twitter or drudge. I never ever say www. (anything)

My guess is you don't tell people to look up http://www.twitter.com etc... Like I tell my buddies to check out Barstool or twitter or drudge. I never ever say www. (anything)

 

I don't but Hounds does.

So when you tell someone a web address it comes out "double u double u double u.....?"

 

I can't speak for IM4HOUNDS, but in my case, yes, I do. I have never said dubya in my life, always double u.

I don't but Hounds does.

 

You get the point. Nobody that I know says www. Count me as one that doesn't pronounce it dubya.

I can't speak for IM4HOUNDS, but in my case, yes, I do. I have never said dubya in my life, always double u.
I know a guy that actually says "double ya", not "double u" or "dubya", but "double ya"... Weird. :idunno:
So when you tell someone a web address it comes out "double u double u double u.....?"

 

Yep. The proper way to say it, if we're being honest, is "double u". "Dubya" is a hillbilly way of saying it.

Yep. The proper way to say it, if we're being honest, is "double u". "Dubya" is a hillbilly way of saying it.

 

I must hang with and listen to a bunch of hillbillies. I hear it a lot especially when people are reciting a website quickly.

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