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Over the years I have noticed a disturbing decline in people's enunciation. Nobody wants to speak clearly anymore. Yesterday's "Would you please pass the potatoes" has become "Wolfyo pfliz pesso puhuthu." It is hard enough to cope in today's frenetically paced world without the extra burden of having to figure out all the time what someone has just said to me.
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Mr T. would say, "What you jibba jabberin' about, foo'?"
Use your dental floss to lasso the earwax.
Go slowleh dahn the gahden pahth. How now, brown cow? The reyn in Speyn falls mainleh on the pleyn.
re#0: Its not them, but you. In the dark ages of computing the fan noise over time caused selective high frequency hearing loss. Consult an audiologist and don't tell them anything about your profession. A good one will be able to tell you and can set you up with a multi-spectrum freqency equalizer (aka hearing-aid).
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