How do you pronounce this place?
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July 11th, 2016
Is it “Fluhther” or “Floother?” Any comments you care to add? Jokes are ok too.
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Ok, that also explains the frequent mentions of jellyfish. Thanks.
Rhymes with “brother” and “mother.”
It is pronounced /‘flʌ ðɚ/,
Or, you could go all gangsta and call it “flutha.” lol
I’m trying to figure out why the OP would think it could be pronounced “Floother.” I’m casting about for examples where “UTH” is pronounced “OO”. Can anyone help me out?
That’s a point…like, “Lutheran church.”
@ZEPHYRA I hope I have not caused offense.
@SmartAZ no, but I’m sure you’ll grow to love it too. It may even become part of your daily routine!
You can pronounce it anyway you like, as long as you don’t call me late for the pancakes. Especially the nekkid pancakes.
Oh. God. Turn off the lights ‘cause I don’t wanna see..
There is no shame when a pancake is nekkid. We must rejoice in the free pancake!
LET PANCAKES BE FREE!
Ah…for some reason the thought of “bushes and bush whackers” is running through my mind right now, and it’s all mixed up with syrup and butter because we know it’s NOT THE PANCAKES THAT ARE NEKID!
Do any mediators have the correct /desired pronunciation?
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@MrGrimm888: It rhymes with “mother” and “brother” as stated above, and as stated in the Fluther link provided by @Mimishu1995.
Thanks jca. That’s how I had been saying it. Just lucky I guess. Thanks for clearing that up.
The link I provided has one of the creators of this site, Ben, pronouncing the name at the beginning of the video.
Sorry jonsblond . I don’t always click on links…
^Neither do I. I usually mention what the link includes, but I didn’t this time. My bad.
It’s all gravy. Happy to be here.
Some people were just born to fit in here. Welcome welcome. Now pass the syrup.
All noobs should be required to visit this classic!
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