How do you say Reese's cups?

[LoKyBuckeye]

 

[Saw31]

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[BUCKYLE]

I had no clue this was even an issue, its reesez...done and done

is your way pronounced with a long e? the z is doing nothing for me.

 

[vrbryant]

Yeah, sorry. No argument whatsoever. It's meant to rhyme with 'pieces', plain and fucking simple. Worked at a movie theater in high school, and I think a lot of my hostilities originated with people saying 'Reesee's Piecees'. The cups are made by the same company, people.

 

[NJ-Buckeye]

isn't it kinda gay when you know the correct way to say a friggin candy bar name?

 

[vrbryant]

Not when the correct way is the natural way, and there's some ignorant, fucked-up shit way that some people created for no good reason (see 'pop') trying to combat it and bring it all crashing down.

 

[BUCKYLE]

Not when the correct way is the natural way, and there's some ignorant, fucked-up shit way that some people created for no good reason (see 'pop') trying to combat it and bring it all crashing down.

What's your beef with pop?

 

[NJ-Buckeye]

Not when the correct way is the natural way, and there's some ignorant, fucked-up shit way that some people created for no good reason (see 'pop') trying to combat it and bring it all crashing down.

anyone else wanna contribute some vcash for vrb to get some anger management sessions?? at least we now know what the root of his hostilities are

 

[scarletandgrey]

The gay way is the right way just like you say Ah-hi ah

 

[vrbryant]

What's your beef with pop?

Well, to be honest, the 'proper nomenclature' is soft drink. The term soda water (the precursor to all soft drinks) dates to 1802, while the terms soda fountain, soda pop and soda jerk emerge in the latter part of the same century.

My beef with pop, specifically, is that one term (soda) has a solid, etymological base, and the other (pop) is fuckin' stupid. Pop, by itself, is onomatopoetic midwest crap. Do you call guns bangs, or dogs barks?

 

[BUCKYLE]

Well, to be honest, the 'proper nomenclature' is soft drink. The term soda water (the precursor to all soft drinks) dates to 1802, while the terms soda fountain, soda pop and soda jerk emerge in the latter part of the same century.

My beef with pop, specifically, is that one term (soda) has a solid, etymological base, and the other (pop) is fuckin' stupid. Pop, by itself, is onomatopoetic midwest crap. Do you call guns bangs, or dogs barks?

no. jeesh, sorry i asked.

 

[PrincessPeach]

Forget anger management. As soon as everyone reads this:

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and accepts it as gospel, vrb will no longer have any hostilities.

 

[BuckeyeNation27]

Well, to be honest, the 'proper nomenclature' is soft drink. The term soda water (the precursor to all soft drinks) dates to 1802, while the terms soda fountain, soda pop and soda jerk emerge in the latter part of the same century.

My beef with pop, specifically, is that one term (soda) has a solid, etymological base, and the other (pop) is fuckin' stupid. Pop, by itself, is onomatopoetic midwest crap. Do you call guns bangs, or dogs barks?

fuckin right

 

[vrbryant]

Forget anger management. As soon as everyone reads this:

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and accepts it as gospel, vrb will no longer have any hostilities.

1) It's V. R. - not V.R. They're my initials, not a nickname.

2) I don't know everything. It just happens to be that everything I do know is 100% accurate and irrefutable.

3) I'd never let no woman edit my life story.

 

[BUCKYLE]

1) It's V. R. - not V.R. They're my initials, not a nickname.

2) I don't know everything. It just happens to be that everything I do know is 100% accurate and irrefutable.

3) I'd never let no woman edit my life story.

thats what i've been trying to tell everyone for years.