Nice try, N, but not today. Go home.
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3 comments:
I actually think N is not the problem here, although his Badminton offense is worth calling out.
I think D and the second E are the real culprits, with D's irrational need to be ahead of N, and the second E making no effort to be a part of the pronunciation.
Nice try, Wednesday, but not today. (Mostly because today is Tuesday.)
So Chris S is essentially saying 'Nice Try Christopher. But No.'
I'd Like to say, 'Way to Go Christopher. Keep up the good work."
And also
KNIFE
Way to go N. Don't let K bother you.
Why does everything have to be so negative?
Chris P. is awesome. He and I can both call out the H in our first names anytime.
Nice try, H. You're not fooling anyone.
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