Can you say "Irish Wristwatch"?
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December 3rd, 2008
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… I didn’t find it too hard at normal pace. Speeded up a little, it’s still ok… but really fast like you’re supposed to do tonguetwisters, nuh can’t do it :P
No. I really can’t.
Irish Wishwash is all that will come out.
We kept saying Irish rishrosh
No, I can’t! I have trouble with “wristwatch” by itself. Sticking “Irish” before it makes it impossible.
Yes, but I have to really contort my lower jaw to say it right. Its kind of painful.
Ha ha ha…only if I really annunciate.
With a bit of focus, yeah.
It’s not hard for me…I feel left out…
Had to concentrate on it, but yeah. Try ‘unique New York’ or ‘toy boat’ 5 times, fast…
ha ha tiny “annunciate” thus
“And lo, the angel came to Mary and he said unto her,
Lo, a child will be born unto you and its name shall be Irish Wristwatch. Poor kid.”
I can do “unique New York” without an issue. “Toy boat” turns into “toy boyt” by the fourth or fifth try. I STILL CAN’T DO “IRISH WRISTWATCH” EVEN ONCE WHILE GOING REALLY SLOWLY. Argh! hahahaha
I’m really good at P’s… I love it when someone brings up the Peter Piper tongue twister. Especially if they only know the first line. Then I get to bust out the whole thing. Once in high school during a really boring track practice, I was clocked saying it perfectly in less than 4.5 seconds.
It’s kinda sad when something like that is your “special talent” but I’ll take what I can get.
What is an Irish wristwatch? Is that like an Irish screwdriver? (you know… a hammer)
Irishrishrosh! Irishrishrosh! Pash the Bushmills!
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