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slrpnk.net

I wanted to go to this, but I could not find it.

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Dis32reply
lemmy.world

Me neither, I think it's there somewhere.

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9point6
lemmy.world

We named British towns over the centuries with the purpose of providing test data for the Scunthorpe problem when computers were finally invented

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lemmy.world

Clit hero

Knowing the UK it's probably pronounced "Iverno" or some nonsense

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9point6reply
lemmy.world

Clith-uhrow

First syllable rhyming with "with"

Final two like if you said "arrow" but starting with the u in "gun"

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Diddlydeereply
feddit.uk

That puts the emphasis on the rr in arrow instead of the w. I'd say it sounds like wither but with a cl, then a standard oh.

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Ah I see what you mean, I guess mine leaves it a bit of ambiguity actually

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Dis32reply

I knew that's how you pronounced it, but not how it's spelled ๐Ÿ˜‚

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Dis32reply

There's a place in Virginia, US, called Intercourse ๐Ÿ˜‚

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lemmy.world

Clitheroe is good for one thing: a summer walk by the river when the sun's out.

For anything else, avoid like a plague village.

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Dis32reply
lemmy.world

Man I love a good summer's walk.

Avoid like a plague village? Is it boring there?

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ThePyroPythonreply
lemmy.world

Depressed (economically and socially) northern town.

That should explain everything.

Source: am a northerner.

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In the small chance that someone here might actually live there, I apologise in advance but... Clit Hero ๐Ÿ˜‚ | Spyke