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London is the South East. Some claim it is in the South East, but they are wrong.
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Last I heard, the name "Regina" was pronounced "reh-jee-nuh". But I don't know how you Canadians do things. You take your spelling from the Brits, so maybe you do similar things w/ your city names. "Glosster", indeed...
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Though the latin word for queen is indeed pronounced Rejeena, the name of the capital city of Saskatchewan rhymes with vagina. Such a three-dimensional name for such a two-dimensional place.
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I hear it has a lot of depth... for a Canadian city.
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And awful outbound traffic on the first weekend of every month.
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That's still less hairy than Tim, who is very hairy indeed. Mainly because he has more body parts to be hairy on, but that's no excuse.
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I daresay the joke went a bit over Liam's frosted-tipped head...
And "Louis" is pronounced "loo-iss" everywhere but France, I suspect. And it certainly isn't as bad as the nearby town of Cairo (kay-roh), Illinois. And New Madrid (MA-drid), for that matter.
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If you travel outbound of Regina, you'd end up in Moose Jaw, which, I guess, is the city equivalent of a suppository.
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Louis has always equalled Looie up here in the Great White North, or at least all the Louises (how the hell can you pluralize a word ending in a silent 's' anyway?) I've known have pronounced it that way.
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