User Comments

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   8/22/07

   Fartmachine

   No, you can say it, but you don't have to mean it

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2. 

   8/22/07

   patrickac

   That's a good one =) LOL

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   8/22/07

   PGWake

   I would be the first to admit I was wrong, yes I say sorry AND mean it.

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4. 

   8/22/07

   v1ctorya

   Personally, I've always had trouble saying Massachusetts and Aluminum. The last one, it's just more fun to say with a couple more ums at the end (Aluminuminum) the first comes out more like Massachewchets unless I think hard about it.

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   8/22/07

   gashcrumb

   I like how my Irish friends here at work say aluminum. They say "al-oo-min-ee-um". They also say "fil-im" instead of "film".
   
   I see nothing wrong with apologizing for something that's your fault. Or maybe using in a sympathetic way, i.e. "I'm sorry that you can't say aluminum correctly".

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6. 

   8/22/07

   RobSellen

   Its the easiest thing to say...if you mean it. :o)

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7. 

   8/22/07

   crkian

   I cheated on you or I killed your husband must be hard

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      8/22/07

      RobSellen

      no.. thats cowardice... doing it in the first place. ;o)