LRRcast for Santa Rings Questionable Death

[Lord Hosk]

a 50 word story about missing Humerus man. His elbows are attached at the shoulder and he isnt funny.

with cross over into special people.

[chif-ii]

So what you're saying is I should try to make more puns in my own podcast, and write as many pun-based 50-word stories as I can?

I think the REAL lesson to take away from this podcast is that you need to get KingKool to guest star on your podcast more often.

[JenSev]

Still watching it, but I did notice that Tim actually doesn't pronounce his last name correctly.

Although I do know the "ui" and "uy" sound doesn't exist in the English language, so I can't blame him for not getting that sound right.

[Gltepel]

Hmm, well the only logical next step would be to ask a dead person ( or in this case, someone who plays one on TV ). Paul?

Is playing one on TV higher or lower cred than playing one on the internet?

Depends on weather it's national or something like cable access.

[Avistew]

Still watching it, but I did notice that Tim actually doesn't pronounce his last name correctly.

Although I do know the "ui" and "uy" sound doesn't exist in the English language, so I can't blame him for not getting that sound right.

Anyway you can record how it would be pronounced in Dutch and link us to it or something? I'm interested.
I've also been wondering for a while: is Flemish Dutch, or is it a slightly different language?

[JenSev]

Still watching it, but I did notice that Tim actually doesn't pronounce his last name correctly.

Although I do know the "ui" and "uy" sound doesn't exist in the English language, so I can't blame him for not getting that sound right.

Anyway you can record how it would be pronounced in Dutch and link us to it or something? I'm interested.
I've also been wondering for a while: is Flemish Dutch, or is it a slightly different language?

I could and might do that, I'll have to think about it since I don't really like the sound of my own voice though.

And Flemish is slightly different from Dutch, not by much but there are minor differences. Kind of like South American Spanish and Portuguese and the languages spoken in the original countries (atleast I think so, the only experience I've had was a 3 week vacation to Costa Rica, and I hardly know anything about the Spanish language, but I guess you can expect minor regional differences).

[Tim]

Still watching it, but I did notice that Tim actually doesn't pronounce his last name correctly.

Although I do know the "ui" and "uy" sound doesn't exist in the English language, so I can't blame him for not getting that sound right.

We've Anglicized it, for sure. Not worth trying to tie everyone's tongues in knots enforcing Dutch accents on them. It's the same reason my mom goes by Arlene instead of Aartje.

[Avistew]

Funny thing, I was fine with people calling me Alice the English way, but both my boyfriends asked how it's pronounced in French and have been calling me that way and making everyone else do so, correcting people and all.

As a result, a lot of people ask me how it's spelt (those who have only heard Sean say it for instance).