Orison319

Welsh cakes. There we go, shut up.

 

Mr Rene Faye, treats all buziness friends as friends of buziness.
If you need buziness credentials please email: legitimatebuzinessman@buckinhampalace.co.uk

 

pronounced /ˈskuːn/ skoon; Modern Gaelic: Sgàin; Medieval: Scoine

 

It's bloody scone - like stone.

 

Haha, what made me ask: Scone pronunciation in British England is split, 2/3s say it one way, 1/3 the other. Or at least according to this: http://www.phon.ucl.ac.uk/home/wells/survey-report-icphs.pdf

You are in the minority.

 

Only a British person would say "bloody"...busted.

 

Email Bounces Back, "Cannot Be Delivered"........

Perhaps You Made An Error In Your Post Mr OdEn.

Please Check And Post Again......



Cheers Glen.

 

Time is 20:39 sir Internet cafe/office closes soon. End of buziness hours.
Sorry, transaction off due to intermediate loss of patience/friendship.

Good day, sir.

Further buziness dealins with you in next future.

 

Don't Screw With Me Bitch......I Want To Speak With Your Superior:toetap05:



Cheers Glen.

 

Already the main bias, is that the study didn't represent the general population, so any findings are pretty useless when looking at Britain as a whole. The best you can say, is that the select population may prefer one way over the other.

I'm in the South. The majority of those participants in the south also pronounced in scone. It may be the minority from that study, but I am still correct in my pronunciation, based on my location.

Also, as scones originated in Scotland, and the study showed that 99% of Scots said it like Stone - I am happy to conclude that this is the way it should be pronounced

I like studies

See, I fooled you into thinking I am British too... it's working

 

Ok, fellow Kenyan buziness man please keep voice hush due to tricky careless speak sinks buziness opportunities...and ship.

Continue Further buziness with Australian Homosexual/deviant I'm home now.
Please allow me knowledge of deal on completion.

 

Methinks He May Be Refering To "Moi".....



Cheers Glen.

 

"Moi" ? terrible hutu bastards. Kill those bastards.

 

Was It Something I Said..............:hide:...?



Cheers Glen.

 

The word scone derives perhaps from the Middle Dutch schoonbrood (fine white bread), from schoon (pure, clean) and brood (bread).[2] The Oxford English Dictionary reports that the first mention of the word was in 1513.


I dont pronounce it because its fucking gross hard stale bread...we throw that shit out

 

You've obviously never seen his posts in the Body Shot thread :eggnog:

 

Yes, thinking about gay men and buziness.
Family and other buziness men killed by gay Hutu buziness men bastards.

 

Canadians say that all the time.

 

Please don't muddy waters. Thanks.

 

Yes, that's it - I'm Canadian.... I easily forget