One too many syllables. Should be Carv-li. I should know, it's where my grandparents and great-grandparents lived for decades.
I to 1:20 and was so annoyed I stopped watching.
Politics in motion. The actual chairman should have chosen that moment to out himself as a proud gay man. That would have shut the Judas element up
.. and then put in a complaint of homophobic bullying. The one I hated the most was that bloke aligning himself with everything the pretender to the throne was doing just to cover his own arse. This is where our council tax goes. The chairman should have had a spine and dismissed Jackie Weaver from the meeting that she organised.
I didn't get that far, we should have stormed their zoom meeting, QAnon style.Politics in motion. The actual chairman should have chosen that moment to out himself as a proud gay man. That would have shut the Judas element up
"And there's not enough butter on the scones!! .. let's smash the place up!!"
I want a signed copy .. and a musical ..
The one that sounded like Golum.
Mr Smith is everything that's wrong with this world. Total fence sitter.
As an American who rarely encounters these unique pronunciations I'm very interested in them. Can someone provide proper phonetic spellings rather than these "should have been spelled like this" versions?
And Leeds Castle is in Kent, truly the World is upside down.
My late partner's surname was Mainwaring and he frequently had to explain the spelling and pronunciation to strangers. He bore no resemblance to Arthur Lowe, btw.
Oddly enough, I met a girl who kept insisting that her name was not pronounced the Arthur Lowe way!
This is one of her latest.
But did he pronounce it 'Mannering' or like Colonel Square always did, 'Main-Waring'??My late partner's surname was Mainwaring and he frequently had to explain the spelling and pronunciation to strangers. He bore no resemblance to Arthur Lowe, btw.
As one or two other Brits here have pointed out, a few of those above aren't quite right anyway, proper phonetics or no. It's interesting, though, how as a resident of these parts for the half-century or so that I've been on this planet, most of the places cited above seem "obvious". I can't imagine saying "Leicester" or "Worcester" as anything other than "Lester" and "Wooster", and it's easy to forget that not everyone in the world is brought up with such silliness!
All the best strengths, weaknesses and idiosyncrasies I admire in a person. She sounds a lot like my Mum and a lot of fun.
