Misspelled word in Issue No. 503

[The Empyreus]

In option 4 for the issue it states:
"Why not make yourself a little spending money?" suggests wealthy industrialist @@RANDOM NAME@@ as he adjusts his toupee. "You should have a yuuuuuge statue of yourself in front of the door. @@DEMONYM@@ insert @@CURRENCY@@ into the statue, and you can judge their worthiness based on how much they pay their respects."

Edited out the names so i dont want people to get confused.

[Drasnia]

It's a parody of Trump. It's spelled correctly. For future reference, use this: viewtopic.php?f=13&t=158858

[The Empyreus]

It's a parody of Trump. It's spelled correctly. For future reference, use this: viewtopic.php?f=13&t=158858

Acknowledged, Thank you for the semi-quick response

[Drasnia]

It's a lightning-fast response for Technical

[Bedetopia]

It's a parody of Trump.

IIRC it parodies the New Yorker accent in general. I do believe Sanders also pronounces it like that.

[Drasnia]

It's a parody of Trump.

IIRC it parodies the New Yorker accent in general. I do believe Sanders also pronounces it like that.

Except the character is a wealthy industrialist who adjusts his toupee.

[Trotterdam]

Wait, how else would someone pronounce "huge"? "H" is pronounced as "Y" in that word (and a number of others, such as "hue", "humid", and "human") in English, that's just how it works. Even in accents that do pronounce "HY" as slightly different from plain "Y", the difference is quite miniscule.

[Drasnia]

Out here in the Western US, the H is quite pronounced.

[Almonaster Nuevo]

As it is in the UK (and AFAIK the rest of the English-speaking world).

[Drasnia]

Thus, I believe we've made a strong case that huge (and other words with the 'hu' sound)being said as "Yuge" is an East Coast affection