"Scone" or "scon"
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"Scone" or "Scon"?
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luke.-
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Pronounced 'scon'
Pippo-
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Scone.
crump-
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Scone as in throne.
You're a stupid cunt if you say it skon.
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You're a stupid cunt if you say it skon.
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Jelavic18|RFC wrote:Already a thread.
There's already plenty of fuckwits in this world, didn't stop you from joining them.
LeBron-
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Scon.
SBSP-
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It rhymes with shone, not stone.
Pippo-
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SBSP wrote:It rhymes with shone, not stone.
Shone is not pronounced 'Shown'.
SBSP-
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Shone rhymes with gone which rhymes with scone.Pip wrote:SBSP wrote:It rhymes with shone, not stone.
Shone is not pronounced 'Shown'.
crump-
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Fucking hell, if it was pronounced scone as gone it would be called SCON. But it has an e on the end for a reason.
SBSP-
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If it was pronounced like shown, it would be spelt scown.crump wrote:Fucking hell, if it was pronounced scone as gone it would be called SCON. But it has an e on the end for a reason.
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Scon, that rhymes with on.
Scone is for posh cunts.
Scone is for posh cunts.
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crump wrote:Fucking hell, if it was pronounced scone as gone it would be called SCON. But it has an e on the end for a reason.
Knight and Night
They are both said the same yet one has a K on it.
CoVkId01-
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Scon.
Mr Leiva wrote:Scone is for posh cunts.
Ricardo-
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I say scone; definitely not for posh cunts 
Scon sounds more posh.
Scon sounds more posh.Last edited by Ricardo on Sat Jul 09, 2011 11:35 am; edited 1 time in total
SBSP-
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Americans say scown, so it must be scon.
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Scone seems more like a posh/southern way of saying it.
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Those who say "scon", just look at your peers
You should jump ship before it's too late.
You should jump ship before it's too late.
The Zlatan-
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SBSP wrote:If it was pronounced like shown, it would be spelt scown.crump wrote:Fucking hell, if it was pronounced scone as gone it would be called SCON. But it has an e on the end for a reason.
But then it would rhyme with clown.
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I've never heard of either. 
SBSP-
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You're a cunt, so it doesn't matter.polska. wrote:I've never heard of either.
The Zlatan-
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polska. wrote:I've never heard of either.
I believe they are called 'biscuits' in North America, I don't know about South.
Pippo-
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polska. wrote:I've never heard of either.
What do you lot call it?
Can't be worse than Percaaan, can it?
SBSP-
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Nah, biscuits are completely different. They call them scones there too.ZlatanFabregas wrote:polska. wrote:I've never heard of either.
I believe they are called 'biscuits' in North America, I don't know about South.
The Zlatan-
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SBSP wrote:Nah, biscuits are completely different. They call them scones there too.ZlatanFabregas wrote:polska. wrote:I've never heard of either.
I believe they are called 'biscuits' in North America, I don't know about South.
Oh. What the hell are biscuits then, they look exactly the same.
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ZlatanFabregas wrote:polska. wrote:I've never heard of either.
I believe they are called 'biscuits' in North America, I don't know about South.
And don't they called biscuits 'cookies'?
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Scone's are called fleshlights in America, Polska. You should Google it.
The Zlatan-
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RobbieSavageIsA... wrote:ZlatanFabregas wrote:polska. wrote:I've never heard of either.
I believe they are called 'biscuits' in North America, I don't know about South.
And don't they called biscuits 'cookies'?
Yes, and they call cookies, chocolate chip cookies
