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Scon!

SCONE OR SCON?

  • SCONE

    Votes: 34 64.2%
  • SCON

    Votes: 19 35.8%

  • Total voters
    53
Has to be scon ;)

Just did a survey in the office, only early and not many people in, but 22 of 24 people said SCON :slayer:

Note: of the two that said Scone, one is a posh lad from Byker (yeah, I didn't think they existed either?) and the other... she's from 'daun souf'.
 
Take the word CONE (KOWN) and do this simple formula:

CONE

Cone + S = CONE S

Carry the S to the front so you have:

S CONE

S + CONE

= SCONE

:D

There's nothing in that formula that says anything about changing of pronounciation. Or have I got it all wrong and you're supposed to pronounce CONE as CON? :p

Man, I'm smart.
 
blu73 said:
Since when has spelling and pronounciation been related to each other in the engligh language? i mean a g in through?? a silent g sound just incase!! you say throu but spelt through so why must scone be said scone?? when its blatantly SCON!!!

Scon sounds how a French person might say it :nono: Besides, scones winning :p Or maybe this poll will reflect on what classes of people are on this Forum :chin: I've been called posh for saying scone, whereas I think scon sounds posh. Infact, it sounds posh and French :eek:
 
Its a bloody SCON!!!!!:bang: unless of course you are a Hyacinth Bucket:yuck::eek: Youre a bloody snob born with a silver spoon in your mouth if you call it a scone. No doubt scone people mow the grarse, have a barth, and occasionally larf!. Me? I cut the grass, have a bath and laf!(y) (at you who call it a scone)
 
MATT 68 said:
Its a bloody SCON!!!!!:bang: unless of course you are a Hyacinth Bucket:yuck::eek: Youre a bloody snob born with a silver spoon in your mouth if you call it a scone. No doubt scone people mow the grarse, have a barth, and occasionally larf!. Me? I cut the grass, have a bath and laf!(y) (at you who call it a scone)

I cut the grass, have a bath and laf but call it a scone :confused:
 
MATT 68 said:
Its a bloody SCON!!!!!:bang: unless of course you are a Hyacinth Bucket:yuck::eek: Youre a bloody snob born with a silver spoon in your mouth if you call it a scone. No doubt scone people mow the grarse, have a barth, and occasionally larf!. Me? I cut the grass, have a bath and laf!(y) (at you who call it a scone)

Come say that to the people of Selby and see the reaction on their inbred faces!
 
Hellcat said:
Well you're done it.. I need a SCON now.. Going to have to make some.

"We'll you're done it..." :chin:

not only can you not pronounce words correctly, you can't string together proper sentences :p
 
After all this talk of SCON's! i went and baked some last night :yum: I should bring a big batch along to the next met i attend, and you can only have one if you agree on it being a SCON!
 
Well, here in NZ I've never heard anyone call it anything other than a 'scon'.

I was the odd one out at school because I drew on 'grarf' paper. Then eventually someone from South Africa arrived, and called it the same thing.

But I still cut the 'grarse' and so do most other people here :) although over time that 'ar' sound reduces...

-Alex
 
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