'South-er' or 'suther'

[johnnystress]

ush is that the 't'sound as in;

American: Stoopid thread devolves even further

or

Rest of World: Stewpid thread devolves even further

:)

[House of Usher]

Se-PUL- 2 - rah  ?

[DavidXBrunt]

For some reason I always impersonate Sean Connery when saying that word. It's a very fun word to say whilst impersonating him. As is Effervesent.

[scutfink]

Why would Sean Connery be saying Sepultura?

[Keef Monkey]

Just for the fun of it, and it is indeed fun.

[johnnystress]

I hear he only likes their early stuff

as in

"Mish moneypenny, shepultchura really losht it when maxsh cavalerrrraaah  left them didn't they?  Rootsh! Bloodeeeh Rootsh!"

[Keef Monkey]

Yesh, it hash to be shaid that shince they got a new shinger they lack a shertain shomething. Sorry, just wanted to join in, seemed like fun. Isn't Sepultura brazilian for grave or graveyard or something equally chedder?

[johnnystress]

tsk, tsk, Portugese you mean!

but to answer your question..probably.

[Keef Monkey]

Whoopsy. I probably would have learned that in school if I hadn't been hanging around with Daz Sampson. We didn't listen to nobody, word.

[Bico]

It'sh nawt the shame when you can tell what the lead shinger's actually shaying.  Shounding like a bad Motorhead tribute band doeshn't do them any favoursh thesh daysh, either.

Thish remindsh me of a favourite schoolyard impershonation

"Moneypenny, you're a shite!






--for shore eyesh"

[I, Cosh]

Isn't Sepultura brazilian for grave or graveyard or something equally chedder?

Well it sounds a bit like sepulchre.

[auxlen]

I always said sowther.

It always bothered me as a yun un that if the made Rogue Trooper into a film no-one would get the Naughty Norty joke.

Everyone knows its sepul-tura. :O)

Its always best to go with the attitude of Autechre who say you can pronounce their name any way you damn well like.

[Carlsborg Expert]

Thish remindsh me of a favourite schoolyard impershonation

"Moneypenny, you're a shite!






--for shore eyesh"
And now your unemployed.


When bad things happen to good people..woosh.

[Dai]

I always read it as suther...

If it was south-er, why would the nort be nicknaming them 'suds'??  Or did i just imagine reading that somewhere??

[House of Usher]

...because the Norts speak 'Nort', rather than English, and 'sud' is Nort for 'south'. QED.