Like Cletus, the slack jawed yokel.
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You youngens and your "Tony Hoe's Prawn Skater".
Back in the olden days "Skate Or Die" reigned supreme on our "Nintendos*" and we loved it. :-P
*There was no reason to clarify which "Nintendo" console, because there was no Gameboy/SNES, yet. Of course our parents would call all the consoles "Nintendos", even the C64 and the Master System - but what would you expect from the same people, that thought the "Turbo" button would always boost their 386s (when sometimes it did the complete opposite), because they didn't read any manuals. :-P
Well, what did you expect from the company, that calls a monkey Donkey? :-P
Had it been Sean Connery in the picture as some had suggested, his pronunciation would've been:
"Shmod, Shamesh Shmod."
But as to how it's actually pronounced: No clue. Our server admins call it "See age mod" - but I'm not too sure they are the authority on pronouncing stuff right. :-P
"That's the best you could mustar(d)?" :-P
I'm adding some great Spanish ones: Timecrimes, Shrews Nest, Rec, The Devil's Backbone
Oh, and a Swedish one: Let the right one in
Eigentlich sind es Annalen, aber in dem Fall darf Merz auch gern in die Analen eingehen.
Danish is the perfect bridge between English and German. It instantly reminded me of "Klaps auf den Po" by Romano:
Fun fact: The red dye mentioned in the illustration is why they were called Phoenicians, even though they were not just one people and called themselves differently.
Hat das sonst noch jemanden direkt an Bernie und Ert erinnert?:
"Ladies and gentlemen. Welcome aboard. This is captain Tommy speaking. Would you like fries with that?":
https://youtu.be/AF7RAswrxcg