Never having consumed a cornish pastry myself, I can only assume they are singing food, and "the genuine article" and "entirely handmade" are the hits. Thanks, Declan.
The Beer Nut's pronunciation is definitely closer than deckardcanine's. Pastie or pasty has a short A, and rhymes (more or less, depending on your dialect) with nasty, not with hasty. But deckardcanine is correct that a long A is used in the name of the stripper's accessories. See http://forum.wordreference.com/showthread.php?t=1255502
Never having consumed a cornish pastry myself, I can only assume they are singing food, and "the genuine article" and "entirely handmade" are the hits. Thanks, Declan.
Pasty (PAH-stee),not pastry.
ReplyDeleteNo, it's PAY-stee, like the thing a stripper puts over her nipple.
ReplyDeleteWV: billya -- And she'll bill ya for it.
Even more foreign to my experience! Thanks for the headsup guys. I think I'll leave the mistake, adds a layer of ridiculous.
ReplyDeleteI wonder how much for a "lap dance?"
ReplyDeleteOh, the left off the quotes on the big hit:"throughout the day" by the second billed group, Baked Fresh.
ReplyDeleteWV> hadauff. The Beer Nut wanted to bite bethany's 'hadauff' for a simple spelling gaffe.
hahaha...Cornish Pasties!!!
ReplyDeletehmmm.....that would be something out of a Monty Python sketch!!!
The Beer Nut's pronunciation is definitely closer than deckardcanine's. Pastie or pasty has a short A, and rhymes (more or less, depending on your dialect) with nasty, not with hasty. But deckardcanine is correct that a long A is used in the name of the stripper's accessories. See http://forum.wordreference.com/showthread.php?t=1255502
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