Another weird Obama pronunciation

americanthinker.com ^ | 10/4/2014 | Thomas Lifson

[rktman]

What on earth is an ohbee-guynee? Apparently it is a weird Obamaspeak pronunciation of OB/GYN (pronounced oh-bee-gee-why-en). For the president’s benefit, let me specify that means a doctor who delivers babies and takes care of the lady parts.

[mellow velo]

I tell ya, this _president gets no R-S-P-E-C-T!

[Hulka]

And Pock-E-Ston

[hummingbird]

"He probably refers to UCLA as “Uck-Luh.”

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*snicker*

[hummingbird]

"I didn’t hear him say it, and he may have used some strange voice inflection etc.,..."

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Yeah, to hear him, it was one of his "smarter-than-thou" pronouncements that make it so funny!

[mikrofon]

NTBCW:

[mikrofon]

GERMAN JELLY DONUT
>> PING <<

(No actual Berliners, bitte.)

The List of Ping Lists

[Ann Archy]

He’s all “wee wee’d up”!

[Veto!]

TOTUS?

JOTUS, MOTUS, IOTUS: jerk, monster, idiot I can understand. TOTUS = twerp, trainwreck, tinkerbell????

[jjotto]

teleprompter

[maine-iac7]

Well, obviously WE ALL have been mispronouncing it all these years -

after all, Obumbles is the smartest, most intelligent thing to ever grace the hall of the white hut. So far above us mere mortals that his intelligence can’t even be understood by us...

So - ‘obee genny’ it is.

[Rodamala]

This guy could give Obie Won a run for his money in the "made up pronunciations" department:

Rickyisms

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[GeronL]

he’s going to Cauliflower with a banjo on his knee

[Veto!]

:)

[tumblindice]

“This is not the steenkbooger you’re looking for.”
pResident Obama-Wan “Cringeworthy” Kanobee

Most embarrassing pResident ever.

[VTenigma]

When all you do is speed read your teleprompter and never have a working knowledge of the material, you are bound to make a few mistakes.

[P.O.E.]

Is that an Indian drill Sargent?

Reminds me of the old Three Stooges routine with Curly as the "Maha"

[LadyDoc]

That is how we pronounce it. Oh bee gyn ee with a long i.

Now if he used the british pronunciation (Oh bee gin as in the alcoholic beverage) you would have a point.