You know what really grinds my gears?

[Canalman]

The way the English pronounce the surname Moran. Or for that case the way McDermott is pronounced over there.

Sorry for that whinge!

[Rois]

The way the English pronounce the surname Moran. Or for that case the way McDermott is pronounced over there.

Sorry for that whinge!

So that's why Mary McDermott-Moran from Glenroe rarely left Wicklow...

[mayogodhelpus@gmail.com]

The way the English pronounce the surname Moran. Or for that case the way McDermott is pronounced over there.

Sorry for that whinge!

In Australia they pronounce it Mur-ann.

They have a town on the East Coast called Ballina-Bay which they pronounce Bal-eeen-a Bay, sounds fuckn stupid.

[isourboydownyet]

the coors light ads with van damm,whats that all about?

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The Jedward Add 

[laoislad]

the coors light ads with van damm,whats that all about?

Coors Light

[pintsofguinness]

The way the English pronounce the surname Moran. Or for that case the way McDermott is pronounced over there.

Sorry for that whinge!

YES!
I know someone called "Mo-ran" as he calls himself. 

Drives me mad!  I keep telling him he's pronouncing his own name wrong....

[Olly]

England people get a lot of words wrong. We all know that the 'g' at the end of a verb is silent as in calling (callin), running (runnin) etc. The English prounounce that last G. It's amazing. I worked for a boy in Luton and answered his phones for him and he'd say 'who was rinGinG?' It was like Ring - ging - ga.

[Eamonnca1]

England people get a lot of words wrong. We all know that the 'g' at the end of a verb is silent as in calling (callin), running (runnin) etc. The English prounounce that last G. It's amazing. I worked for a boy in Luton and answered his phones for him and he'd say 'who was rinGinG?' It was like Ring - ging - ga.

Some people in the north pronounce the final G as well. So do Americans. It's called having a different accent.

[maggie]

Fella I used to know in England, pronounced his surname as Sym-the. Even though it was Smith. Always reminded me of Hyacinth Bucket.   

[Tony Baloney]

Fella I used to know in England, pronounced his surname as Sym-the. Even though it was Smith. Always reminded me of Hyacinth Bucket.

Symthe?

[laoislad]

Fella I used to know in England, pronounced his surname as Sym-the. Even though it was Smith. Always reminded me of Hyacinth Bucket.

Symthe?

I know a family whose surname is Lemon. The mother of the clan thinks she is a bit above everyone and calls herself Mrs Le Mon.

[maggie]

Is it Smy-the then?  Its been a long nite.

[randomtask]

Women...

[Olly]

Milk. They definitely have changed the taste of it in recent years.