Why is Putin, “Poo-in”?
Why is Clayton, “Clay-in”?
Why is kitten, “Kih-en”?
Why not use the entire alphabet? Lazy little fucks. 😀
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Dick Van Dykes lame Cockney accent in Mary Poppins was less grating than listening to a 25-year-old white chick uptalk her way through a sentence sprinkled with “Likes”.
@Blair Kiel posted:Dick Van Dykes lame Cockney accent in Mary Poppins was less grating than listening to a 25-year-old white chick uptalk her way through a sentence sprinkled with “Likes”.
That shit drives me nuts. Over the weekend I listened to my step daughter and her friends talking. I heard the word like about 89 times in a 10 minute span.
Get a glass of wadder and shut up.
Po-Po for police. Like, are you 3 years old?
Ban avoidance syndrome. 
Edit: So after all that, the comment shows up in all its glory in the sidebar.
Like, we should get the people that add an "r" to the end of words that end in a vowel together with, like, those people that don't pronounce the "t".
KnowwhatIbesayin'?
I remember hearing a report on the BBC World Service many years back about "the two careers". It made no sense until the journalist mentioned "north career" and "south career".
Ah, ammo, what the heck is this topic here for?? 
Well lets put in the football forum. There is a "t" in football.