It's not a zebra, it's a zedbra!
It's not zero, it's zedro!
It's not zenith, it's zednith!
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This gets much worse if you start pronouncing all letters in a word like they sound in the alphabet.
It's not a fox, it's an effox.
Jack O'Neill manages to represent both the best and worst of Americans.
I'd still go with best of Americans.
Americans and Canadians picking on each other is like childhood friends giving each other a hard time. Anyone on the outside would call it bullying; the two friends know, however, they'd have their backs in a second.
Jack's just trying to communicate in a Canadian's native language.
Didnât know my fellow cousins from Canada were pronouncing Z the French way.
Now can someone be kind enough to explain the fuck is going on with the number 0? Not? Zero? O (the letter)?
I wonât discuss why something written as a double V is called a double U as long as you let our Greek I alone.
