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[istewart]

Why is it so hard for a great number of black people to say the word "ask"?

EDIT: Welcoming the the flood of "wow racist" remarks that will invariably come, despite every person on this forum knowing that the above statement is true.

EDIT 2: Yes it does have to do with their black names.

[trying2learn]

this post can be taken one of two ways...offensively & humorously...i'm hoping for the latter.

[tdarko]

your post title reminds me of a sticker a friend of mine had on her rearview mirror in high school. it said "who is your daddy?" always thought it was funny.

[jesusarenque]

Maybe for the same reason that it is difficult for many 2+2ers to tell the difference between "your" and "you're." Or perhaps it is for the same reason that so many people on here say, "Everyone has a right to their own opinion."

[Vince Young]

It must have something to do with their crazy black names.

[Voltron87]

Why can't British people say schedule? sked-jule, not shaidjewel.

[tdarko]

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sekjule, not shaidjewel.

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i am pretty sure its neither.

[Voltron87]

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sekjule, not shaidjewel.

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i am pretty sure its neither.

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I have no idea what you're talking about.

[tdarko]

i am saying its not pronounced sekjule or shaidjewel...it would be pronounced skejule.

i may have not understood your post though but when you say "sekjule, not shaidjewel" implies that you think its pronounced sekjule.

[Dead]

He said SKED-JULE. You misquoted him.