Baby Boy survived

[peacock2121]

Why do they say HAVE!?!

That is even more bad than thinking it's half and saying have.

They are not saying "have" they are saying "halve". Since they sound pretty much the same,(well, maybe exactly) I can understand why you think they are saying "have".

When I say them, they do not sound the same. I do give the L some love.

[TheCalvinator24]

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/halve

halve   [hav, hahv]

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/have

have   [hav]

primary pronunciation is the same for for both words.

[peacock2121]

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/halve

halve   [hav, hahv]

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/have

have   [hav]

primary pronunciation is the same for for both words.

Okay, I'll just go stand in the corner and look cute.


giving the L some love

[TheCalvinator24]

Darn! You just had to quote me so I can't go in and correct my double-word.

[nitrah55]

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/halve

halve   [hav, hahv]

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/have

have   [hav]

primary pronunciation is the same for for both words.

But, if you're pretentious like me, you give a little to the "l," which I also do when saying "calm." Beloved Son gets on my case because he can hear me pronounce the "h" in "wh" at the beginning of words, so"what" comes out "whaht," instead of "wut."

It's just me trying to eradicate any vestige of a Long Island accent.

[kusch]

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/halve

halve   [hav, hahv]

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/have

have   [hav]

primary pronunciation is the same for for both words.

Okay, I'll just go stand in the corner and look cute.




giving the L some love

I do not think anyone standing in a corner can look cute. Pea, you are cute enough to stand right in the middle of the room.

[peacock2121]

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/halve

halve   [hav, hahv]

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/have

have   [hav]

primary pronunciation is the same for for both words.

Okay, I'll just go stand in the corner and look cute.




giving the L some love

I do not think anyone standing in a corner can look cute. Pea, you are cute enough to stand right in the middle of the room.

Well, golly gee, I just might have to kiss you full on the lips.

[kusch]

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/halve

halve   [hav, hahv]

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/have

have   [hav]

primary pronunciation is the same for for both words.

But, if you're pretentious like me, you give a little to the "l," which I also do when saying "calm." Beloved Son gets on my case because he can hear me pronounce the "h" in "wh" at the beginning of words, so"what" comes out "whaht," instead of "wut."

It's just me trying to eradicate any vestige of a Long Island accent.

Is that even possible?

[peacock2121]

Darn! You just had to quote me so I can't go in and correct my double-word.

LOL - I didn't even notice it and had to reread it twice to find what the heck you were talking about.

[TheCalvinator24]

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/halve

halve   [hav, hahv]

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/have

have   [hav]

primary pronunciation is the same for for both words.

But, if you're pretentious like me, you give a little to the "l," which I also do when saying "calm." Beloved Son gets on my case because he can hear me pronounce the "h" in "wh" at the beginning of words, so"what" comes out "whaht," instead of "wut."

It's just me trying to eradicate any vestige of a Long Island accent.

How does [whaht] sound the "h"? The distinction you made seems to be more of the use of \ä\ instead of the schwa.

Did you see the Family Guy episode in which Stewie (and later Meg) refer to Cool hWhip?

[peacock2121]

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/halve

halve   [hav, hahv]

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/have

have   [hav]

primary pronunciation is the same for for both words.

But, if you're pretentious like me, you give a little to the "l," which I also do when saying "calm." Beloved Son gets on my case because he can hear me pronounce the "h" in "wh" at the beginning of words, so"what" comes out "whaht," instead of "wut."

It's just me trying to eradicate any vestige of a Long Island accent.

Maybe it's what some people call my New York accent, but I don't think so.

I also do not think I speak pretentiously.

I just give the L a little love when I save halve. Almost feels like I might choke on a bit of spit.

[Rexer25]

I just give the L a little love when I save halve. Almost feels like I might choke on a bit of spit.

TMI.

[TheCalvinator24]

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/halve

halve   [hav, hahv]

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/have

have   [hav]

primary pronunciation is the same for for both words.

But, if you're pretentious like me, you give a little to the "l," which I also do when saying "calm." Beloved Son gets on my case because he can hear me pronounce the "h" in "wh" at the beginning of words, so"what" comes out "whaht," instead of "wut."

It's just me trying to eradicate any vestige of a Long Island accent.

Maybe it's what some people call my New York accent, but I don't think so.

I also do not think I speak pretentiously.

I just give the L a little love when I save halve. Almost feels like I might choke on a bit of spit.

When you save halve of what?


Actually, I think I say the two words slightly differently from each other, but I'm not sure others would hear what I hear when I say them,

[peacock2121]

I just give the L a little love when I save halve. Almost feels like I might choke on a bit of spit.

TMI.

You liked it.

[peacock2121]

But, if you're pretentious like me, you give a little to the "l," which I also do when saying "calm." Beloved Son gets on my case because he can hear me pronounce the "h" in "wh" at the beginning of words, so"what" comes out "whaht," instead of "wut."

It's just me trying to eradicate any vestige of a Long Island accent.

Maybe it's what some people call my New York accent, but I don't think so.

I also do not think I speak pretentiously.

I just give the L a little love when I save halve. Almost feels like I might choke on a bit of spit.

When you save halve of what?


Actually, I think I say the two words slightly differently from each other, but I'm not sure others would hear what I hear when I say them,

man! I give you a pass on the double word and now this?!?

man!!!

[TheCalvinator24]

Maybe it's what some people call my New York accent, but I don't think so.

I also do not think I speak pretentiously.

I just give the L a little love when I save halve. Almost feels like I might choke on a bit of spit.

When you save halve of what?


Actually, I think I say the two words slightly differently from each other, but I'm not sure others would hear what I hear when I say them,

man! I give you a pass on the double word and now this?!?

man!!!

Well, this one was too ripe to pass. You know, since it called back to the original question.

[peacock2121]

When you save halve of what?


Actually, I think I say the two words slightly differently from each other, but I'm not sure others would hear what I hear when I say them,

man! I give you a pass on the double word and now this?!?

man!!!

Well, this one was too ripe to pass. You know, since it called back to the original question.

I am still cute, so I don't mind.

[SportsFan68]

Darn! You just had to quote me so I can't go in and correct my double-word.

Now you know how I feel about chided.