Your opinion appreciated

[sneefy]

Have a careful read through the thread and it will all [not] make sense.

 

[Doc4]

As long as it's pronounced clar-ett nor clar-ay.

It's an English term to describe the wines from Bordeaux, so it should be pronounced with the English method. As you say.

For the same reason, the place the wines come from is pronounced "Boar-DOUGH", not "Board-OAKS"

Huh? Could someone please explain this thread to me?

Yes.

Yes we could.

But then your head would asplode. Or collapse into a black hole. Or something.

We don't want to find out.

 

[CzechCzar]

Huh? Could someone please explain this thread to me? It's like you make a statement and then contradict yourself.

Try re reading it word for word it may make better sense.

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[shave/brush]

Try re reading it word for word it may make better sense.

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I don't think so.

 

[shave/brush]

If this thread made any sense it would then not be. It instead goes back to the first statement that what was before cannot exist now in order to make sense.

 

[CzechCzar]

I don't think so.

 

[R100]

 

[Doc4]

If this thread made any sense it would then not be. It instead goes back to the first statement that what was before cannot exist now in order to make sense.

If this thread made any scents it would be in the colognes forum or maybe the aftershave forum. But it ain't so it don't. Geography creates culture.

 

[oc_in_fw]

It's an English term to describe the wines from Bordeaux, so it should be pronounced with the English method. As you say.

For the same reason, the place the wines come from is pronounced "Boar-DOUGH", not "Board-OAKS"



Yes.

Yes we could.

But then your head would asplode. Or collapse into a black hole. Or something.

We don't want to find out.

I like oak boards.