A lyric in the song B.Y.O.B by System of a Down, this is the correct way to pronounce "tablecloth" in the 11th line of the song: "yet you feed us lies from the tablecloth"
It is only applicable to this song, pronounce as usual in other contexts
Help to those who cannot read- pronounced "tay-buhl-Klot" ≠ "tay-buhl-Kloth"
It is only applicable to this song, pronounce as usual in other contexts
Help to those who cannot read- pronounced "tay-buhl-Klot" ≠ "tay-buhl-Kloth"
John Smith: "Yet you feed us lies from the tablecloth"
Pocahontas: "No john, It's tableclot"
John Smith: "oh okay"
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Pocahontas: "No john, It's tableclot"
John Smith: "oh okay"
John Smith and Pocahontas headbang to this awesome diggety dawg rocking ballad by System of a Down on Spotify Premium
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A funnier and less objectively agreed upon version of "brit", typically said with disdain (serious or joking). Can also relate to British mannerisms or objects (see example 3)
Originating from the public access show, A Little Sketchy, in which the fictional character, Johnny Table is an incredibly stereotypical British person.
A funnier and less objectively agreed upon version of "brit", typically said with disdain (serious or joking). Can also relate to British mannerisms or objects (see example 3)
Originating from the public access show, A Little Sketchy, in which the fictional character, Johnny Table is an incredibly stereotypical British person.
EXAMPLE 1:
Snobbert: *proceeds to use British pronunciation*
Quimbly: "what made you this way?"
Snobbert: "to tell you the truth, I'm a table. *cries in British*
-A Little Sketchy Episode 12
EXAMPLE 2:
British Person (Table): "can I get a nice cup o' wa'er?
American: "What a table!"
EXAMPLE 3:
British Person (Table): "in my home across the pond, we eat crumpets"
American: "are those table foods?"
Snobbert: *proceeds to use British pronunciation*
Quimbly: "what made you this way?"
Snobbert: "to tell you the truth, I'm a table. *cries in British*
-A Little Sketchy Episode 12
EXAMPLE 2:
British Person (Table): "can I get a nice cup o' wa'er?
American: "What a table!"
EXAMPLE 3:
British Person (Table): "in my home across the pond, we eat crumpets"
American: "are those table foods?"
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