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Invisible wrote:
> Mike Raiford wrote:
>
>> Not the only one. I, too, first thought IC's (before I read the bit
>> about potato products (we call them fries, which gives an interesting
>> double entendre when an animal is placed in front, such as lamb))
>
> Mmm, interesting.
>
> Also... entendre is a word? How the hell do you even pronounce that??
>
It's French, pronounce it however you want :)
OK, it's:
en: on like a switch
ten: like "taunt" without the second t
dre: der like in "dander"
...Chambers
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