Guh-lore
Accents galore
Accents galore
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TOPIC | I know it's "Ga-lor"
Omg I didn't even make the connection to the actual word galore I can't even, I was too stuck on how similar it looked to Galoers (prob not spelled right, the pre tundras) to notice his name is a real word
Omg I didn't even make the connection to the actual word galore I can't even, I was too stuck on how similar it looked to Galoers (prob not spelled right, the pre tundras) to notice his name is a real word
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i first read it as gay-lord and i i had to take a double take then i read it as "galore" but spelt Galor
i first read it as gay-lord and i i had to take a double take then i read it as "galore" but spelt Galor
[quote name="TalonShrubfire" date="2019-05-07 16:45:57" ]
This is throwing me back to all the times I used words I came across in reading only, and then having people looking at me with squinty confused eyes.
Like Jalopy for example : / : / : /
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That was me with epitome. I always pronounced it ep-i-tohm, like a tome of knowledge
TalonShrubfire wrote on 2019-05-07 16:45:57:
This is throwing me back to all the times I used words I came across in reading only, and then having people looking at me with squinty confused eyes.
Like Jalopy for example : / : / : /
Like Jalopy for example : / : / : /
Anachronism. Choir. Hermione.
I was just talking to my husband about how for YEARS I saw "slivered almonds" as "silvered almonds" and wondered why they were named after a color when they looked like slivers.
Also, while I think Galore is a cool dragon, the word itself bothers me because it feels like the accent is on the wrong syllable. I'm not a fan of "galore" used by itself, or as a noun instead of an adjective. xD My brain, friends.
I was just talking to my husband about how for YEARS I saw "slivered almonds" as "silvered almonds" and wondered why they were named after a color when they looked like slivers.
Also, while I think Galore is a cool dragon, the word itself bothers me because it feels like the accent is on the wrong syllable. I'm not a fan of "galore" used by itself, or as a noun instead of an adjective. xD My brain, friends.
Anachronism. Choir. Hermione.
I was just talking to my husband about how for YEARS I saw "slivered almonds" as "silvered almonds" and wondered why they were named after a color when they looked like slivers.
Also, while I think Galore is a cool dragon, the word itself bothers me because it feels like the accent is on the wrong syllable. I'm not a fan of "galore" used by itself, or as a noun instead of an adjective. xD My brain, friends.
I was just talking to my husband about how for YEARS I saw "slivered almonds" as "silvered almonds" and wondered why they were named after a color when they looked like slivers.
Also, while I think Galore is a cool dragon, the word itself bothers me because it feels like the accent is on the wrong syllable. I'm not a fan of "galore" used by itself, or as a noun instead of an adjective. xD My brain, friends.
Part of my brain wants to say "Gaelor" like the ancient breed - for no other reason than this is FR.
Part of my brain wants to say "Gaelor" like the ancient breed - for no other reason than this is FR.
Ga-o-lor?
Ga-o-lor?
2020
2029 < Used to be MoonEclispe, still the Friendly Friend I was earlier, just with an easier to spell name! Yay!
2029 < Used to be MoonEclispe, still the Friendly Friend I was earlier, just with an easier to spell name! Yay!
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[quote name="flyteeth" date="2019-05-07 19:18:46" ]
Reminds me of when people call Target "tarjey"
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[i]Wut?![/i] Who even does that? lol[/center]
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Wut?! Who even does that? lol
flyteeth wrote on 2019-05-07 19:18:46:
Reminds me of when people call Target "tarjey"
Wut?! Who even does that? lol
