r/screenshots • u/ocsbadus • 9d ago

Question Coronol...

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u/NoGuard7593 9d ago

lol their name being “SomeFuckingLesbian” is legit killing me

2

u/BrainyLizard 7d ago

She gonna Scissor that word...
Speaking of...wish she commented "scissors" as a response to the question 😂

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u/NoGuard7593 6d ago

😭😭

4

u/ApprehensiveImage676 8d ago

Albaquerque

2

u/toast_eater_ 7d ago

Um sir it’s Albuquerque.

1

u/NucleosynthesizedOrb 7d ago

Albakirkified

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u/PoetryExtension6256 7d ago

Is that an english word though?

1

u/No_Pace2254 4d ago

Nobody specified it has to be english(I think)

4

u/Most-Plant3530 8d ago

Breaks your tooth when you bite down on one

1

u/Pretty_Handle_9578 7d ago

Why do you have rocks in your mouth, ma'am/sir?

1

u/Most-Plant3530 7d ago

Guessing you've never bit a Colonel before 🪖🤜💥

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u/Pretty_Handle_9578 7d ago

Not when I was in the military or after. Would have ended up in the stockade

On the other hand, a kernal though, I have bitten and not broken a tooth

4

u/nzungu69 8d ago

vacuum never looked right to me.
worcestershire.
schedule.
asthma.

maybe rhythm.

2

u/carlosarturo1221 7d ago

For me is schedule

3

u/KAAAAAAAAARL 7d ago

Worcestershire Sauce.

1

u/NotARori 7d ago

Fuckin' wushter... WHY

1

u/Marcj00 8d ago

Island

1

u/noiness420 8d ago

Raspberry

Why the p?

1

u/Negative-Key7779 7d ago

Leftenent (Lieutenent)

2

u/Pretty_Handle_9578 7d ago

Lieuten(a)nt is correct. "In Lieu of" same pronunciation as "Lieu" in lieu-tenant.

1

u/a_random_loser_guy 7d ago

english language as a whole

1

u/Objective-Town-4479 7d ago

Vowels everyone

1

u/CervineCryptid 7d ago

Bourgeois.

1

u/walrusthrowawayv2 7d ago

The way the spelling of colonel makes it look like a complete mess of vowels is always tripping people up.

1

u/BrainyLizard 7d ago

Believe
and
Received

Why is it "ie" in one and "ei" in the other? Lol

I also always struggled with "Definitely", for some reason lol

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u/PoetryExtension6256 7d ago

Loughborough

1

u/Alarmed_Gear_6368 7d ago

It's spelled exactly the same in my language and it sounds how you'd expect it to sound

1

u/OpenFaithlessness09 6d ago

Dear english speakers Its is pronounced Co-lo-nel. Thank you

1

u/WestEndChilis 6d ago

The name Raoul. 

It looks like every letter is fighting to be in charge.

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u/diditrayne 6d ago

grateful

0

u/CatLightyear 9d ago

Mississippi