Ransom Writers Chat

[Jack Hallows]

bitch i answered you 3 months ago & you abruptly started huffing your own assmist backtracking like you ain’t see me reply directly to your post. fuck outta here. i bring it up now for posterity.

my moms don’t post on this site lmao.

[Jack Hallows]

@TheShaman

It's the same way I pronounce it? Julli-ard / Cookie jar?

maybe our accents make it sound different for the both of us. cuz yeah that rhymes, but in the sense that cookie jar is pronounced like Juilliard. kinda with a U sound replacing the two o’s. “kooky jar”.. whereas i regularly pronounce cookie to sound like book, look, rook, shook. lmao accents are weird, but did i kind of clarify what i mean? cuz you said you have always pronounced cookie to sound like kooky, but we say it the yankee way here. so it was funny seeing it pronounced to rhyme with what you paired it with lol. i fucks with it.

[TheShaman]

@Jack Hallows nah, I still don't get it. You were the one that said kooky, lol. I pronounce it cookie. To me kooky and cookie are the same thing; c is the same as k, double o is the same as a smooth, drawn out u, and y is the same as ie. E.g. "misty". Same thing as "cookie". Or bookie, rookie, etc.

I think this recent mentioning of me having an accent went to your head, lol. I actually saw a meme recently of the English abilities of varies countries in Europe where Scandinavia was ranked as speaking more comprehensive English than the British, lol.

I think the difference here is mainly about pronouncing Juilliard. (Which I misspelled cuz of the silent i..). Google says Joo-lee-ard, which is also how I pronounce it. Although I guess it would be a bit more correct to just make it a two syllable word (like "Juil-iert"). But the next rhyme was Foolish Heart; cookie jar; Joo-lee-ard; Jewish fart; fully charged. Imo clear assonance. Or am I missing something?

I know you're a rhyme purist from the slant rhyme thread, hehe. So I'm sure you're talking about some miniscule difference between the vowel sounds. But as of now I still don't get it. =]

[Virbius]

To me kooky and cookie are the same thing

This vid demonstrates the difference between those two words in British English pronunciation

https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=725587881369897

[Jack Hallows]

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I think this recent mentioning of me having an accent went to your head, lol. I actually saw a meme recently of the English abilities of varies countries in Europe where Scandinavia was ranked as speaking more comprehensive English than the British, lol.

I think the difference here is mainly about pronouncing Juilliard. (Which I misspelled cuz of the silent i..). Google says Joo-lee-ard, which is also how I pronounce it. Although I guess it would be a bit more correct to just make it a two syllable word (like "Juil-iert"). But the next rhyme was Foolish Heart; cookie jar; Joo-lee-ard; Jewish fart; fully charged. Imo clear assonance. Or am I missing something?

I know you're a rhyme purist from the slant rhyme thread, hehe. So I'm sure you're talking about some miniscule difference between the vowel sounds. But as of now I still don't get it. =]

damn this turned into a dissertation on pronunciation yes.. you pronounce it how i imagined in my yank mind lmao. you’re right though, it is a minuscule difference in the vowel sound, i just can’t think of anything i could use as an example cuz all my examples sound like your accent

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This vid demonstrates the difference between those two words in British English pronunciation

https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=725587881369897

yooooo THIS^^ lmaoooo this is exactly what i’m talking about. how the fuck you find this shit Virb lmao.

[TheShaman]

Yo wtf wait a minute. I didn't know the word kooky. I thought you just wrote how you thought cookie sounded like. Of course I don't pronounce cookie "cOOOOkie", I'm not a retard lol.

But I still don't get how this applies to the rhyme in question. I'm fully aware that it's not a perfect rhyme. I actually had a better line referencing Miles Davis at Juilliard and whatnot, but it didn't make sense in the verse so I just kept the rhyme as a setup anyway. But it obviously rhymes, by any standards you apply.

This fool Jack is in here arguing that cookie and kooky doesn't rhyme Fucking cookie rhymes with mutiny. cookie jar rhymes with kooky tard. I'm gonna remember this extreme rhyme purism that you adhere to in all your battles from now on lmao.

Thanks to Virb for clarifying btw. My Danish brain apparantly needed some auditory aid on this one..

[Bag Mandela]

I think it might be that julliard could be pronounced with a juh- (like "nice jugs") or jew- (like "nice jugs you fuckin jew") at the start. It's hard work speaking English as a first language and making things multi in both british & american accents so I think doing so with English being a second language is pretty impressive.

[Jack Hallows]

@TheShaman yo hol up lmaooo i’m cryin... yo nah i never said it didn’t rhyme, i said i liked the pronunciation how it flowed with the other rhymes & then noted that we pronounce it differently in the US. but you see now what i was talking about as per the video & how it’s hard to convey lol.

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I think it might be that julliard could be pronounced with a juh- (like "nice jugs") or jew- (like "nice jugs you fuckin jew") at the start.

fucking, i spit food at this lmmfao