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Rather daring... ;-)

Wow... mOiOz! Steady now... ;-)

Short and sweet, just as I like them.

I had to read this one in its context otherwise it makes very little sense. Betty Crocker (very important, in the punch line) is a brand and fictional character developed in 1920 and used in advertising campaigns for food and recipes in the US. The name Betty was selected because it was viewed...

Strangely... Remembering the "Mutant Ninja Turtles" (or the Archangel), unlike the Australians (apparently), Spanish, Portuguese, South Americans, Italians, French and others (for example), English and American speakers don't say "Raphael" as "Rapha L" but have to include a "Y" sound just...

- Many speakers, on the evening news for example, including politicians "try" to sound American by becoming lazy in their pronunciation of the letter "t", particularly after the letter "n". So, "Fremantle" becomes "Fremanle" (said like "castle"). Others are now just "disappoining" (no longer...