99% of people say O-tahu or Papatoe when in fact it is a huhu and a toetoe.
My first trip to ch-ch (sorry Christchurch) shortly after leaving the airpost I asked ''theres a placed called llam here?...turns out it was Ilam.
The Puhoi road sign reads Puhol...(no dot above the i) and has been pronouced Poo Hole.
Crikey, I'm starting to feel sympathy for O'Carroll, maybe he has a valid point.![]()
Round the Coro, Whangamata is ...wait 4 it Fonga-ma-ta
A common mis-pronounced place name is Hanmer Springs.
Its almost always pronounced Ham-ner Springs instead of Han-mer Springs.
It gives you the high moral ground so a punch is probably okay really if you feel like it
Churches are monuments to self importance
I dunno if mispronouncing White-tra is worth a punch in the head, but the number of times I've wanted to belt people for saying Tea-Ka-wat-ta instead of Te Kauwhata is incredible.
Zen wisdom: No matter what happens, somebody will find a way to take it too seriously. - obviously had KB in mind when he came up with that gem
Artificial intelligence is no match for natural stupidity
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