One sided rude behavior is getting worse than ever. Often when I try to reason with someone I’m treated to some very pugnacious behavior. But if I am angry then I’m a b….
My last name is only three letters long, but is very commonly mispronounced. Many years ago I learned that when someone asked my last name I should SPELL it out. Only after I saw that they had written it down correctly should I pronounce it.
RohanDemon about 4 years ago
So people are really thin skinned when their names are mispronounced, others like Jamaal and I are used to it, and just correct it and move on.
tammyspeakslife Premium Member about 4 years ago
One sided rude behavior is getting worse than ever. Often when I try to reason with someone I’m treated to some very pugnacious behavior. But if I am angry then I’m a b….
theincrediblebulk about 4 years ago
Beelzebub? ok got it. Though I always thought that spelling was just pronounced Bob.
biz.gocomics about 4 years ago
This has to do with all the right-leaning pundits deliberately mispronouncing “Kamala” and not caring when called out, doesn’t it?
cj7ole about 4 years ago
Guess how often my name gets mispronounced?Oh-lee is correct.
Michael G. about 4 years ago
It’s not what you call me. It’s what I answer to.
tcayer about 4 years ago
I always say “Call me anything. Just don’t call me later for dinner!”
edreajr about 4 years ago
My last name is only three letters long, but is very commonly mispronounced. Many years ago I learned that when someone asked my last name I should SPELL it out. Only after I saw that they had written it down correctly should I pronounce it.
TheLetterista.com about 4 years ago
Baya-bub sounds enough like Beelzebub, that let’s just go with that.
patlaborvi about 4 years ago
I remember the BBC show Keeping Up Appearances where the main character insisted that her name be pronounced Bouquet, but it was spelled Bucket.