@whaeavee Absolutely nothing. No offence intended and I apologise if any caused. It was an attempted ironic twist on one of the most known families in the world being a bunch of freeloaders Yet you got whinged at for not consulting your’s. Sorry
@LexRegina72 Am thinking this is why it’s being billed as ‘The Final Stand’. They’ve been sucked into their own wormhole. Science eh? Still I’m sure they had fun while it lasted.
@aoinifh @ownmangone …don’t like that appear to be the ones most afraid of their position in society being weakened by allowing greater recognition of non-anglicised / colonial masters original take on things
@aoinifh @ownmangone FWIW I think that an increasing number of the former British colonies are at a time when it’s right to stand and say: ‘no! This is how it’s pronounced’. Here’s in NZ greater emphasis is being placed on correct Māori names, spelling, and pronunciation. The ones that…
@fuzzywuzzie@walshrac@bronte7723@aoinifh@VernsCave As a handy ‘pocket guide’ to NZ vowel pronunciation, for any given vowel take your chosen vowel and pronounce it as the next one in order. E.g. pen is pronounced pin, and so on…
NB humorous observation only. I’m not advocating use of Queens English 😜
@fuzzywuzzie@aoinifh@VernsCave With you on that one. Our daughter changed her Gaelic spelt name to to a phonetic spelling as she was fecked off with her teachers massacring it at school. Speaking s as a UK immigrant to NZ, Brit colonialism has a lot to answer for.
Hardly an insightful tweet but I feel and fear that this weekend is the one last ‘hurrah!’ before the white flag is run up the #covid19nz flagpole.
I hope I’m wrong.
A rare tweet from me but #SuperSaturday is a huge deal. Get vaccinated tomorrow or, if you already have been, encourage whanau or friends to. Shot Aotearoa.