Originally Posted by
ramairthree
For example,
forte said "for-tay" is a musical reference,
but forte said "fort" is in regards to a sword or a strong point,
with nearly everyone pronouncing it "for-tay" for a strength.
And hear I thought you were going to go on a rant about he urban vernacular for 40oz. malt alcoholic beverages and center fire handguns chambered in .40S&W . . .
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