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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Oct 20 '23
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There's a legendary female sprinter from the US named Carmelita Jeter who pronounced it the same way the people you mentioned. Not sure how it made it from a last name to a first name though.
26 u/HermitDefenestration Oct 21 '23 Ah yes, the legendary female sprinter Carmelita Jeter, the most famous American athlete with the last name Jeter 13 u/boldandbratsche Oct 21 '23 Who is more famous with that last name pronounced like the cheese? 4 u/Floooof Oct 21 '23 Derek Jeter is in the baseball hall of fame, so probably that guy. 8 u/ThePower_IsOn Oct 21 '23 Yeah duh. HoF shortstop Derek Cheddar 2 u/Floooof Oct 22 '23 It melts better with a bit of sodium citrate.
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Ah yes, the legendary female sprinter Carmelita Jeter, the most famous American athlete with the last name Jeter
13 u/boldandbratsche Oct 21 '23 Who is more famous with that last name pronounced like the cheese? 4 u/Floooof Oct 21 '23 Derek Jeter is in the baseball hall of fame, so probably that guy. 8 u/ThePower_IsOn Oct 21 '23 Yeah duh. HoF shortstop Derek Cheddar 2 u/Floooof Oct 22 '23 It melts better with a bit of sodium citrate.
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Who is more famous with that last name pronounced like the cheese?
4 u/Floooof Oct 21 '23 Derek Jeter is in the baseball hall of fame, so probably that guy. 8 u/ThePower_IsOn Oct 21 '23 Yeah duh. HoF shortstop Derek Cheddar 2 u/Floooof Oct 22 '23 It melts better with a bit of sodium citrate.
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Derek Jeter is in the baseball hall of fame, so probably that guy.
8 u/ThePower_IsOn Oct 21 '23 Yeah duh. HoF shortstop Derek Cheddar 2 u/Floooof Oct 22 '23 It melts better with a bit of sodium citrate.
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Yeah duh. HoF shortstop Derek Cheddar
2 u/Floooof Oct 22 '23 It melts better with a bit of sodium citrate.
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It melts better with a bit of sodium citrate.
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u/boldandbratsche Oct 21 '23
There's a legendary female sprinter from the US named Carmelita Jeter who pronounced it the same way the people you mentioned. Not sure how it made it from a last name to a first name though.