What's the Yea Forums consensus on popcorn (pronounced pupcorn by New England patricians). Time-honored tradition or haram?
What's the Yea Forums consensus on popcorn (pronounced pupcorn by New England patricians)...
Asher Bailey
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Cooper Collins
The consensus is that anytime a region prides them self on something, they become fucking jokes and its usually something dumb.
>heh I'm from New England, so I say things wrong, aren't I special, aren't I QUIRKY!?
Fuck off, its spelled POPcorn. Say it like that. Grow the fuck up.
Gabriel Nelson
They make too much noise inside my head.
Austin Martin
fpbp
Joseph Evans
>its spelled POPcorn. Say it like that
spelling pronunciations are for plebs. Study them (en.wikipedia.org
Elijah Perez
>en.wikipedia.org
Shut the fuck up user. This shit aint knife, phone, island. Its fucking POPCORN. Get a fucking personality.
Luis Rogers
You do not understand. Spelling does not dictate pronunciation. Pronunciation dictated spelling a long time ago.
Luke Brown
Which one are you user?
Gabriel Adams
I believe you directed this at the wrong post. And I haven't even begun to discuss dialectical variation. To expound on my previous post, pronunciation of a specific dialect dictated spelling a long time ago. Other dialects existed then, as now.
Joseph Evans
>Hes using google translate now to sound smart.
Honey...
Henry Williams
Spoken like a true culturelet
Caleb Clark
Perhaps you should study linguistics before you argue about it online. The letter "o" can represent the vowel in "pup" like in "come" in the sentence, "I come in your mother's cunny daily."
Jaxson Carter
>$15 dollars for a large popcorn when you can buy a bag of kernels for $3
I still always buy the large and eat it all
Samuel Thompson
This was a thread about popcorn in the movie theater not about the pronunciation of the word popcorn.
Connor Perry
Why not just sneak in the kernels and eat them raw?
John Baker
mfw I never realize I pronounced it any different than any other part of the country
Brody Powell
You are very boring and not at all clever or interesting like you believe and I wish you weren't on my website
Dominic Hughes
for me it's how baltimoreians say "papkarn"
Kevin Morales
Born-and-raised New England kinosseur here. While I've certainly heard many people pronounce it "pupcorn," I don't think it's ubiquitous enough to be applied to the region as a whole, nor exclusive enough to claim that it is unique to us.
Have a WICKED PISSAH day.
Xavier Gutierrez
>pronounced pupcorn by New England patricians
No we don't
John Torres
Us kids just cal it the pop
Mason Williams
I don't have perfectly aligned teeth so I always get some stuck
Ayden Perry
Did you know people ate deviled eggs before?
James Bell
I'd eat a bucket of deviled eggs
Nathan Brooks
I will partake if it won't spoil me supper.