How do you pronounce this word?

[Dr. Medulla]

What a curious aversion to specificity.

If y'all will excuse me, I'm going to eat food and drink some liquid.

[Kory]

What a curious aversion to specificity.

If y'all will excuse me, I'm going to eat food and drink some liquid.

In WA at least, it's called a beanie.

[Flex]

If y'all will excuse me, I'm going to eat food and drink some liquid.

Actually, given your stated dietary habits, this seems about right to me.

[Wolter]

I pronounce it "hat"

Yep. Sometimes I’ll add the word “knit” or “wool” after it.

[Wolter]

If y'all will excuse me, I'm going to eat food and drink some liquid.

Actually, given your stated dietary habits, this seems about right to me.

*Reggaeton Airhorns* DUUUUNK

[Wolter]

Next thing we know, ol’ Doc will ask us how we pronounce Kraft Dinner.

[Dr. Medulla]

If y'all will excuse me, I'm going to eat food and drink some liquid.

Actually, given your stated dietary habits, this seems about right to me.

Ha! Tho the qualifier "poor," as in quality, should be used.

[Dr. Medulla]

What a curious aversion to specificity.

If y'all will excuse me, I'm going to eat food and drink some liquid.

In WA at least, it's called a beanie.

I thought beanies were those felt things with propellers on top.

[Kory]

What a curious aversion to specificity.

If y'all will excuse me, I'm going to eat food and drink some liquid.

In WA at least, it's called a beanie.

I thought beanies were those felt things with propellers on top.

Which is, verbatim, what I thought when I learned about this when I was in 7th grade. But now it's just common nomenclature here.

[Dr. Medulla]

What a curious aversion to specificity.

If y'all will excuse me, I'm going to eat food and drink some liquid.

In WA at least, it's called a beanie.

I thought beanies were those felt things with propellers on top.

Which is, verbatim, what I thought when I learned about this when I was in 7th grade. But now it's just common nomenclature here.

When we lived in NC, I was confused when told that what we know as a toque is called a toboggan. The confusing part is that in Canada, at least, this is a toboggan:


It's such a wide distinction for what that word describes, it baffled the hell out of me.

[101Walterton]

Toque—do you pronounce it as rhyming with oak or with juke?

What is Toque?

[Dr. Medulla]

Toque—do you pronounce it as rhyming with oak or with juke?

What is Toque?

(Silly pom-pom on top optional.)

[101Walterton]

Toque—do you pronounce it as rhyming with oak or with juke?

What is Toque?

(Silly pom-pom on top optional.)

Ahhh a beanie aka bobble hat in UK (if it has a bobble on top).

[Flex]

oh yeah, those are beanies.

[BitterTom]

I was confused for a while.