A tale of two shires
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the first "R" is silent in worcester. ye olde english strikes again!
þe old English.
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What are the walls of those building made of?
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What are the walls of those building made of?
Top one is a wooden frame with brick, bottom is probably the same but covered with lime plaster
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the first "R" is silent in worcester. ye olde english strikes again!
Pretty sure it's actually pronounced "woostershur", so none of it works when said out loud. It's a bad time to be an auditory reader
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Wuh Stuh Sher
I know! The joke doesn’t really work when you know how to pronounce it.
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Wuh Stuh Sher
Washyoursister sauce
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In Germany, we call it "Wörtschestascheiasoße" and I think that's beautiful.
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Oh no, they dropped the "shire" it's just Worcester, now.
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Wuh Stuh Sher
wrote last edited by [email protected]that's not right either. wus ter sheer sauce.
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I wanna live in these typa places
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Worcestershire was created to mimic Roman garum sauce – which was itself the first mass produced consumer good with international trade.
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Wuh Stuh Sher
I worked in a British pub, they claimed It was pronounced "Worshster" Sauce.
Two syllables.
