Or sometimes I hear people say Historical without the H. Instead of "a historical event" You have to change A to AN, to make "An (h)istorical event"

Grammar is the study of how words and their component parts combine to form sentences. Pronunciation is the supposedly correct manner of pronouncing sounds in a given language. Half his corrections are over pronunciation, not grammar. Plus I think the correct pronunciation should be "h-atch".

Five stars for IrishWhiskey making the comment I'd planned on making, minus one for the fact that his username's a tautology.


Video alone's worth two or something maybe.

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all whiskey is ~ irish

The only way I think that he might be suggesting that it's a tautology is that he spells it "whiskey," as opposed to the Scotch "whisky," but even that's not a tautology since the "e" spelling's used for American whiskeys as well.

So yeah. What the hell are you talking bout, Goethe?

Whiskey's the Irish spelling.

Yes. Yes it is.

This is a Tim and Eric level sketch, but they have British accents, so some of the cool kids can like it.

Tim & Eric is a little more weird for weird's sake. This reminds me of Citizen Kane Citizen Kane CITIZEN KANE!!!

I will cut you.