Right, on Mad Men? "Sinjin"? Who the fuck is that? Is he a genie?
I used to hear it on Monty Python and always thought it was just a silly name (as in Norman St. John Polevaulter).
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Right, on Mad Men? "Sinjin"? Who the fuck is that? Is he a genie?
I used to hear it on Monty Python and always thought it was just a silly name (as in Norman St. John Polevaulter).
My favorite is Chartres because everyone wants it to be pronounced the French way.
Do you know Kara refused to call Saban SAY-bun? It was SAH-bahn.
Right, on Mad Men? "Sinjin"?
More like, in Jane Eyre.
St. John Ffeatherstonehaugh. Now, that's a name.
My favorite is Chartres because everyone wants it to be pronounced the French way.
To be honest, I'm still unclear on that one. I tend to mumble it if I need to say it.
Right, on Mad Men?
Jane Eyre!
Jane Eyre!
lord I love me some buffista brains.
Jane Eyre!
Pronouced Eye-ray.
Or Throatwarblermangrove.
Char-ters, but usually once you've factored in the accent it tends to be more along the lines of CHAW-das.
The name St. John only made sense to me when I imagined the speaker Francophiling it.