5 Comments

Brad on April 6, 2006 at 6:44 pm

Hi John –

1st of all…even though you can’t hear the difference between Texas and taxes…you ARE pronouncing it different. So just say it as you were.

2nd –
when I saw the link to the Mischievious boys, I looked…and they are now no longer broken up
http://mischieviousboys.wordpress.com/

I thought they had myself, but there are 2 new entries in the last two days. No reason why they had hotten back together.

Glad you and your liver are doing well. 🙂
VJnet on April 7, 2006 at 12:46 am

Glad to hear you had a good day 🙂 You seemed to be able to say Texas and Taxes okay to me, until you started to confuse yourself. lol. Hope you get some good rest.

The most southern state is the way you say it.

I plan on seeing Jason’s next concert! And I’ll let you how how it is after it happens. I’m sure it will be amazing.
Brad on April 7, 2006 at 6:42 am

VJNEt, Here in the midwest we say southern-most. “Most southern” doesn’t sound correct to me. I grew up in Ohio – do maybe its a regional thing)

I just looked…did a google search on sounthernmost and got 4,200,000 matches…here is one:

“Resembling a giant bouy, encircles in black, yellow and red stripes, sits the Southernmost Point in the Continental USA.” – from keywest.com/attractions/southernmostpoint.htm

Most southern got 100 times as many matches but it has less to do with location than about regional pride.

Sothernmost is in the dictionary so it is valid:
http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=southernmost
John Ong on April 7, 2006 at 4:16 pm

Oh goodness, thanks for all your help!

I think I’m slowing getting the Texas Taxes now. Who knew swapping the vowels can be this complicated….for me! Oay!

Thanks again VJ and Brad. Listen to my Monday’s show, I hope to talk about marketing for my show.
colin chee on April 7, 2006 at 8:27 pm

u are a healthy boy john…:)