"Three of five people cannot correctly pronounce the name of the condiment Worcestershire Sauce."

Is this American people only, or worldwide? It should be stated in the fact.

Edit: I've now decided this probably doesn't matter, but it may add to effect if "American" is added.

I have never heard anyone in Andorra pronounce it wrong.

This fact covers all people who speak English. That should be self-evident.

Just because everybody believes something, doesn't make it true, just ask Christopher Columbus.

In Wikipedia, this is true.

It's not flat?

slick, 2 out of 5 words I have to look up in 1 sentence.

Posted By: Haoest

When enough people pronounce it the wrong way, wouldn't it become the correct pronounciation over time?

Not necessarily, it just becomes an accepted pronunciation. Is it right to have excessive violence/sex in movies? no, probably not, but it's accepted.

Depends on your view.

On TV, it is available to everyone, including children, and some parents do not like there childrens seeing sex on TV,. which is fair enough.

But in your own life, as long as you have consent, it's perfectly fine to do whatever you want sexual-wise.

Unless it offends others.

My pleasure.

Nobody has the right to judge other people's sexual prefrences anyway.

You want a virtual hug?

Posted By: Trance

*hugs*

There you go.

THANKS TRANCE

Okay how that got off topic that quickly scares me.

All the love in here is really getting to me, but it's totally off topic. Let's try to stay on track.

The worst rhyme I've ever seen for Worcestershire was with "curtains sheer." I shudder to even reread it.