You Say Potato...

[Paul]

I say taters. I mean, poh-tay-toe.

[.:Compact Disk:.]

Poh-Tay-Toe.

*shrugs* I always assumed the british called it Poh-Tah-Toe. Damn those stereotypical british people on television!

British people on telly say Poh-tah-toe?

Ye Gods.

They don't here.

From what I've seen.

But than again, I've seen them say it in sitcoms.

I think the only person who says Po-tah-toe in england is the Queen.

And her clones.

LOL
That'd be scary! An army of the Queens! ARGH
Imagion one killing you...
Queen clone: One is now going to shoot you. Awfully sorry chap but one's master told one to do it *idiotic posh laugh*

*shudder*

I say po-tay-toe. My grandmother, incidentally, says po-tah-toe. No, she's not the queen of England.

Does she live In England?

[Paul]

Poh-Tay-Toe.

*shrugs* I always assumed the british called it Poh-Tah-Toe. Damn those stereotypical british people on television!

British people on telly say Poh-tah-toe?

Ye Gods.

They don't here.

From what I've seen.

But than again, I've seen them say it in sitcoms.

I think the only person who says Po-tah-toe in england is the Queen.

And her clones.

LOL
That'd be scary! An army of the Queens! ARGH
Imagion one killing you...
Queen clone: One is now going to shoot you. Awfully sorry chap but one's master told one to do it *idiotic posh laugh*

*shudder*

I say po-tay-toe. My grandmother, incidentally, says po-tah-toe. No, she's not the queen of England.

Does she live In England?

I'd doubt it, besides the Queen is ill with the cold! It's more like <i>Poh</i>-*sniff*-<i>Toh</i>-*cough*-<i>Toe</i>. Duh.

[Igg]

No, I don't think the Queen does.

Queen's English would be 'po-tay-toe just in a posh accent.

[Qanda]

Poh-tay-toe

Who on Earth say Poh-tah-toe? Apparently someone does! Are they lyings, or is it because of their accent? Jesus.

*raises hand* I clicked that option, missus. But I read the "tah" to sound as "tair" without the "r" sound.

In my book there are three pronunciations: poh-tay-toe, poh-tair-toe or poh-tuh-toe. Poh-tuh-toe obviously sounds stupid.

[Igg]

In the song it's more like 'Potarto'

I've always wondered who said it like that! Not even you, really.

[Nani]

Poh-Tay-Toe.

*shrugs* I always assumed the british called it Poh-Tah-Toe. Damn those stereotypical british people on television!

British people on telly say Poh-tah-toe?

Ye Gods.

They don't here.

From what I've seen.

But than again, I've seen them say it in sitcoms.

I think the only person who says Po-tah-toe in england is the Queen.

And her clones.

LOL
That'd be scary! An army of the Queens! ARGH
Imagion one killing you...
Queen clone: One is now going to shoot you. Awfully sorry chap but one's master told one to do it *idiotic posh laugh*

*shudder*

I say po-tay-toe. My grandmother, incidentally, says po-tah-toe. No, she's not the queen of England.

Does she live In England?

No, she lives within walking distance of my school, which is most definitely in Massachusetts.

[Zero!]

Poh-tay-toe. Saying it the other way is weird.

[Breakthrough]

Poh-tay-toe

The other way sounds stupid.

[Yoshi]

I don't think anyone, even the British, say "poh-tah-toe." O_o

I go for the former.

[Monique]

Tay!! lol I tried saying it the other way and I sound funny, it's like I'm trying to talk with an accent or something.

[AFI_Sorrow]

Po-tay-to.
But I think just for the sake of my own amusement I shall start to say po-tah-toe.

[VeraX]

Blue

[Tyrannitar]

Boil 'em, mash 'em, stick 'em in a stew!

Sorry, that's the first thing that popped into my head when I read this x)

Same here =P


And I say it Poh-tay-toe

Wow, I was thinking of taters.
And I call them giant beans/taters.

[Christopher]

Potatoes are one of the most ubiquitous food stuffs here, but thanks to the way my brother cooks them they have come to been known as stench root.