Tongue twister

HRinNH

I like tongue twisters and I came upon this one today. I've adapted it to the way a Yankee (especially from Maine and Boston would say it.

What whim led White Whitney to whittle, whistle, whispah and whimpah neyah the whahf, wayah a whayull wheeled and whirled.

JudyT929

ok what is neyah the whahf wayah a whayull??? I think the first part is near the wharf?

It's cute, guess I should ask my mom since she's from Boston.

HRinNH

LOL...I left off the accent and punctuation marks...would have been helpful I guess.

neyah (near) the whahf (warf) wayah (where) a whayull (whale) wheeled and whirled.

The Maine folks are unique in many ways but, just like the Texans, they can be hard to understand when they get a talkin'. x;-)

lhill

Kinda late to respond, but try to say this:

"A pan of biscuits, a pan of mixed biscuits, and a biscuit mixer." Now that I see it in print, it's easy to read. Try to say it without looking.
Another one came right off a label: "Chill, Shake and Serve".

POPEYE

How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?

System

As much wood as a woodchuck could if a woodchuck could chuck wood.

HRinNH

You both get an A! xclap

POPEYE

Where does Sally sell seashells?

System

She sells seashells down by the seashore.

POPEYE

Say Bouncing baby buggy bumpers 3 times real fast!

System

I can't. Here's the worst one ever:

"The sixth shiek's sheep's sick."

safety

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