Either way it's a stupid joke and that's why it's in the Bad Joke thread.
When I first read this, it was written as if it was a scientific exploration. It didn't read "cah cah". Being the non native English speaker I am, I was fascinated by this fact.
Crows say "Gaak gaak" in Turkish, not cah cah.
People from Massachusetts and the northeast in general can't pronounce the letter R. Thus, car is pronounced cah, as in pahk the cah.
As USAmericans, we expect the rest of the world to know these things.
People from Massachusetts and the northeast in general can't pronounce the letter R. Thus, car is pronounced cah, as in pahk the cah.
As USAmericans, we expect the rest of the world to know these things.
I already forgot what you posted about.
Fukn' b10 by @HipHugHer
Don't get B& by @Mustard DispenserTook me a minute to understand b10.
People from Massachusetts and the northeast in general can't pronounce the letter R. Thus, car is pronounced cah, as in pahk the cah.
As USAmericans, we expect the rest of the world to know these things.
How do you know when a sax player is knocking on your studio door?
You don't. Sax players only show up when they feel like it.
I jazz chord, to say, i love you..
I jazz chord, to say, how much i care
This doesn't make sense. By that logic, they would knock on your door when they feel like it, yet you wouldn't be able to distinguish a sax player from a non sax player individual.
So, in conclusion, I have no idea why I'm writing this and I have no idea if I've written conclusion right.