When I was in second grade nobody told me how to write the symbol for multiplication. So I just drew a clock to symbolize “times” and hoped people got what I meant.
To be fair that’s actually not stupid on your end. You knew it was a symbol and used an applicable symbol. On the educational system though that’s a massive failing
@@LSDOvideos Nowhere near, grammar and written language has to be habitually engrained throughout childhood, while you can learn colour theory in about an hour, and could commit it to memory through practice in less than a couple days
Boy Genius: A Jimmy Neutron Movie official WaWa’s is like a 7-11 Mixed with a Subway or Quiznos but they have good pizza and cookies, and often sell gas.
I love stuff like this! Stories amongst friends and junk is always the best kind of humor! It’s always so true and unfiltered. I’m so glad these boys even decided to make a podcast!
Pok*é*mon! The pronunciation is in the word! Can you say "café"? Bam, you can say "Pokémon". It's in the theme! They say it in the theme! Do they not remember the theme? If they tried to sing it, would they sing "Po-kee-mon"? "Po-kur-mon"? Jesus christ.
Some people do hear the long e in the theme song. It's one of those things that's close enough you can hear it different ways, especially if you already were accustomed to a certain pronunciation (see also: "melee" in the SSBM intro). Really though, who gives a shit.
Technically everybody is wrong since Pokemon is just short for pocket monsters. It really should be "pock-eh-mon", with the pock sounding like the o in pox.
@@deadliestvice5356 its almost like i was making a joke about something i actually have. edit: that came out way more hostile than i intended. no hard feelings, i was just goofing and didnt realize how it came off without any tone indication.
My grandmother and mom both add an "s" to the end of the names of stores a lot, like Kmarts and Walmarts. It kind of makes sense, in a way, because I guess it stems from the name of the store being treated like it's the name of the person who owns it, like as if the store's full name was "Walmart's store". I don't know, maybe it's a New England thing, but what I do know is that I've made sure not to accidently inherit it when I was growing up lol I'd get made fun of quite a bit if I did end up doing that
They grew up with department stores which were almost always named after the owners: Macy's, Dayton's, Herberger's-even the acronym SEARS ended with an 'S'.
I used to write a letter but the letter wouldn't be on the line so I would write the letter above and I would put a pillar under the letter to show why it was up so high rather than just erasing it and writing it again
I've always understood it to be "grey" for English-speaking European countries, and "gray" for America, i.e. the U.S. Canada's kind of a gray area, no pun intended.
I cannot fucking stand people that I unironically say "warsh" instead of wash. My grandma does that and she's the absolute queen of mispronouncing words to an upsetting degree. She calls wreathes "reefs," Cracker Barrel "Crackle Barrel," Lowes "Lowls," Fazoli's "Ferzoli's," etc. The absolute WORST offense though, is she calls Walmart... fucking "WALMARK."
Your grandma sounds so endearing based off her accent. It's my complete opinion that you should shut your mouth because southern accents on old people are great.
I before E, except after C. Save in cases of "ay," as in "neighbor" and "way" AND ON WEEKENDS, AND HOLIDAYS, AND ALL THROUGHOUT MAY AND YOU'LL ALWAYS BE WRONG NO MATTER WHAT YOU SAY Cory: Boxen.
When I was in second grade nobody told me how to write the symbol for multiplication. So I just drew a clock to symbolize “times” and hoped people got what I meant.
aw
Adorable
How long did it take you to find out it wasn't?
@@tacodog767 Probably 5th or 6th grade. Can’t say the education system has been kind to me haha.
To be fair that’s actually not stupid on your end. You knew it was a symbol and used an applicable symbol. On the educational system though that’s a massive failing
I can see why they focused on art as a profession now.
English is part of the humanities. Remembering colour theory is just as difficult as remembering grammar.
@@LSDOvideos no it's not lmao
@@flytrapYTP it might be it just isn't as important for most people
@@LSDOvideos Nowhere near, grammar and written language has to be habitually engrained throughout childhood, while you can learn colour theory in about an hour, and could commit it to memory through practice in less than a couple days
@@LSDOvideoswrong
Cory is a precious treasure.
WaWa's is my favorite Coryism.
Chris Benson what is WaWa's anyway?
Top Kekku it’s like a slightly more upscale 7Eleven I think. Or like a Quik-Trip depending on your area
*F* o *U* nd it was only *C* louds *K* illers
*y* *o* my d *u* de
Boy Genius: A Jimmy Neutron Movie official WaWa’s is like a 7-11 Mixed with a Subway or Quiznos but they have good pizza and cookies, and often sell gas.
spazisms
Jeffs problem is likely from "i before e, except after c", which everyone was taught until somebody bothered seeing if it was true
I love stuff like this! Stories amongst friends and junk is always the best kind of humor! It’s always so true and unfiltered.
I’m so glad these boys even decided to make a podcast!
_it almost... feels like... as if... I had... actual friends..._
hes called spazkid for a reason
I don't blame Cory; Unless someone tells me EXACTLY how to say a word, I'll just guess how it sounds. I get made fun of a lot for it at my house.
FIRST OF ALL
Holy shit how did Cory even get passed the 3rd grade?
The Missouri curriculum is designed for water people.
he must have scored an A+
Youre telling me Cory got to the third grade?
He's still there.
I cant tell if this is a joke or not and its fucking with me
cory goes on a rant about “gif” vs “jif” but called imgur imjur
Does anybody else get triggered when Chris pronounces "Osama" as "Ozama"?
@SleekHairedChocolate praise be unto him 😩👌🏻
sandwich and sangwich
My brain after listening to Cory too much : tH,e KAt, goeS Ruff
I love this podcast
Pok*é*mon! The pronunciation is in the word! Can you say "café"? Bam, you can say "Pokémon".
It's in the theme! They say it in the theme! Do they not remember the theme? If they tried to sing it, would they sing "Po-kee-mon"? "Po-kur-mon"?
Jesus christ.
Some people do hear the long e in the theme song. It's one of those things that's close enough you can hear it different ways, especially if you already were accustomed to a certain pronunciation (see also: "melee" in the SSBM intro).
Really though, who gives a shit.
Technically everybody is wrong since Pokemon is just short for pocket monsters. It really should be "pock-eh-mon", with the pock sounding like the o in pox.
I used to capitalize the beginning of Each Letter.
Lmfao
I still see people do that all the time on youtube
corey is literally describing dyslexia
isn't dyslexia just a bootleg ripoff version of Coryism?
@@elbinopaper4629 pretty much
Is it considered dyslexia when his name is right there in the title and description and you still misspell his name?
@@deadliestvice5356 its almost like i was making a joke about something i actually have.
edit: that came out way more hostile than i intended. no hard feelings, i was just goofing and didnt realize how it came off without any tone indication.
music. SIXTEENTH NOTES
M'fedora sixteet*
Twelve semi-tones.
Twelve hundred cents.
Sixteet notes.
sixteenths notes
was boutta say
Software engineering-sixteenth bytes.
What slurs can you make from newgrounds
Newgrummmm
And maybe gew if you want to push it a little lol
newbrowns
Grounder, newling, newg
It's stupid to pronounce Ryu as 'R-eye-you', it's, 'R-ee-you'. That's literally how you say it.
You're gay
It's not as bad as saying gay-den for Gaiden.
It’s technically R-yoo
M-air-io
@@ilikebirds8069 I hope you pronounced that 'g-ay-uh'
Jaden Smith just wanted to be like his hero Spazkid with his Twitter
Don't worry, verybody has different strengths and weaknesses. 👍
Yea. I did it too. Still am 😛. No feel lonely, Cory.
“If it was pronounced that way it’d be spelled jif like peanut butter” * proceeds to pronounce another ‘g’ containing word with j sound*
My grandmother and mom both add an "s" to the end of the names of stores a lot, like Kmarts and Walmarts. It kind of makes sense, in a way, because I guess it stems from the name of the store being treated like it's the name of the person who owns it, like as if the store's full name was "Walmart's store". I don't know, maybe it's a New England thing, but what I do know is that I've made sure not to accidently inherit it when I was growing up lol I'd get made fun of quite a bit if I did end up doing that
I'm from New England and nobody in my family does that
I'm from Michigan and people here do that a lot. I've heard "I'm going to Meijer's" so many times lol
They grew up with department stores which were almost always named after the owners: Macy's, Dayton's, Herberger's-even the acronym SEARS ended with an 'S'.
Wind 🌬 and Wind 🔁
YES!
I refuse to pronounce Betelgeuse (the star) as "beetlejuice"
couldn't disagree more about 'a lot'
Simon Yatskar yeah because the word allot already exist
Cory reacts negatively when people say gif but also when people say imgur.
A cup is 1/16ths of a gallon.
What would the Coryism of queue be?
Kwee-wee.
Kway-way or Kyoo-ee-yoo-ee
@@qw000pz i used kwee-wee for most of my life lol
I used to write a letter but the letter wouldn't be on the line so I would write the letter above and I would put a pillar under the letter to show why it was up so high rather than just erasing it and writing it again
"seventeat sixteat eightteat twenty... nineteat."
4:22
Jesus christ shad
Have you been here the whole time
I hate the words vacuum and success
sixteenth is also used for music ;0
Grey or gray.
Which way is the correct way to spell it?
depends where you live
With an e
I've always understood it to be "grey" for English-speaking European countries, and "gray" for America, i.e. the U.S. Canada's kind of a gray area, no pun intended.
E for England A for America
Gray, unless you're talking about Jean Grey.
I cannot fucking stand people that I unironically say "warsh" instead of wash. My grandma does that and she's the absolute queen of mispronouncing words to an upsetting degree. She calls wreathes "reefs," Cracker Barrel "Crackle Barrel," Lowes "Lowls," Fazoli's "Ferzoli's," etc. The absolute WORST offense though, is she calls Walmart... fucking "WALMARK."
Your grandma sounds so endearing based off her accent. It's my complete opinion that you should shut your mouth because southern accents on old people are great.
Baem quit sunkin my dink i gotta werk in da mornin.
I before E, except after C. Save in cases of "ay," as in "neighbor" and "way" AND ON WEEKENDS, AND HOLIDAYS, AND ALL THROUGHOUT MAY AND YOU'LL ALWAYS BE WRONG NO MATTER WHAT YOU SAY
Cory: Boxen.
11:17 LMAO
Cory might be dyslexic
I always misspelled the word Piece. I would always switch the I and the E so it would look like Peice
It was definitely initially pronounced “jif”
I also pronouce Imgur as "I'm Ger"
I literally never spell cough correctly
kof*
The Creator kauff*
Surg *ckouffgh
*kiff
*kampf
I'm not one to diagnose strangers so dont take this as fact but I think Corey might just be undiagnosed dislexic
shads a badass
I love Shad, fuck the haters.
Embarrassing
shad is alright, i'd hate him more if he wasn't so kept to himself
so does this podcast still go on or?
No new upload in 8 months.
twitter.com/RicepirateMick/status/942669207375720449/photo/1
They have an annual final episode every summer.
_IL-ih-NOY_
weird, wierd... weiner, wiener
_poke-a-man_ (fuckin' normies, I'll always type it out as PoKéMoN)
IMGOOR!!! >:D
I can never spell “definitely”