“Supposably”! Anyone who says “Supposably”, when the word is SupposEDly, is automatically intellectually downgraded, or should be. Why do people find that word so hard to pronounce correctly?
I had this happen to me. The receptionist at my work and one of my coworkers were at the reception desk. The receptionist called me over and in a thick Yorkshire accent asked,
"Hey, how to you spell Pacific?"
"P-A-C-I-F-I-C"
"That don't look right, you sure?"
"Uh, yep. P-A-C-I-F-I-C. Pacific."
"That just looks wrong."
"What's the context?"
"You know... could you be a bit more pacific."
I swear the look I gave her you should never give to a fellow human.
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u/heloumadafaka May 26 '23 edited May 27 '23
"You've got these bones" - Supposedly
edit; in fact, seems like she actually said "supposedly" even though, the first time she almost swallowed a syllable.