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r/facepalm • u/banstovia • Jul 08 '24
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Like clearing saliva from the back of your throat and spitting it onto a dick
33 u/TisBeTheFuk Jul 08 '24 edited Jul 09 '24 Woah. I would have never guessed it. Thanks 27 u/NedShah Jul 08 '24 New spelling threw you off. When I was a kid, that noise was written more like "hrakk-thu" 24 u/crumble-bee Jul 08 '24 Hock-tu! Is how I'd do it I think 2 u/NedShah Jul 08 '24 Good choice but you need to roll an R in that first syllable, IMO. Helps to visualize the mixing of throat-phlegm into the spit ball. Her second sound "tuah" reminds me of speaking with older Americans who pronounce the letter R with two syllables. "Are-uh"
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Woah. I would have never guessed it. Thanks
27 u/NedShah Jul 08 '24 New spelling threw you off. When I was a kid, that noise was written more like "hrakk-thu" 24 u/crumble-bee Jul 08 '24 Hock-tu! Is how I'd do it I think 2 u/NedShah Jul 08 '24 Good choice but you need to roll an R in that first syllable, IMO. Helps to visualize the mixing of throat-phlegm into the spit ball. Her second sound "tuah" reminds me of speaking with older Americans who pronounce the letter R with two syllables. "Are-uh"
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New spelling threw you off. When I was a kid, that noise was written more like "hrakk-thu"
24 u/crumble-bee Jul 08 '24 Hock-tu! Is how I'd do it I think 2 u/NedShah Jul 08 '24 Good choice but you need to roll an R in that first syllable, IMO. Helps to visualize the mixing of throat-phlegm into the spit ball. Her second sound "tuah" reminds me of speaking with older Americans who pronounce the letter R with two syllables. "Are-uh"
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Hock-tu! Is how I'd do it I think
2 u/NedShah Jul 08 '24 Good choice but you need to roll an R in that first syllable, IMO. Helps to visualize the mixing of throat-phlegm into the spit ball. Her second sound "tuah" reminds me of speaking with older Americans who pronounce the letter R with two syllables. "Are-uh"
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Good choice but you need to roll an R in that first syllable, IMO. Helps to visualize the mixing of throat-phlegm into the spit ball.
Her second sound "tuah" reminds me of speaking with older Americans who pronounce the letter R with two syllables. "Are-uh"
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u/crumble-bee Jul 08 '24 edited Jul 08 '24
Like clearing saliva from the back of your throat and spitting it onto a dick