We just got back from four super relaxing days at Priest Lake in Northern Idaho. Oh what a time we had, but more on that a little later.
Tonight...let's play a game: Please leave a comment with your best guess as to the pronunciation of this Washington/Idaho landmark name...
Pend O'Reille
The first person to guess the correct pronunciation or the closest to it by the end of Tuesday gets a big hearty pat on the back and a new Down With Pants! card (a cheapo Moo business card, in all honesty) sent to them via snail mail.
Good luck! No cheating!
Tonight...let's play a game: Please leave a comment with your best guess as to the pronunciation of this Washington/Idaho landmark name...
Pend O'Reille
The first person to guess the correct pronunciation or the closest to it by the end of Tuesday gets a big hearty pat on the back and a new Down With Pants! card (a cheapo Moo business card, in all honesty) sent to them via snail mail.
Good luck! No cheating!
8 comments:
I've always heard it pronounced something like "pond ah rhey??"
Pando Ray?
"Pond Uhr Ay"
Pen-Doh-Rill is how I've known it (actually been there once when I lived in Spokane)
Um... I dunno... Pen-do Rye-lee
Sounds too simple though. And I'm Canadian, maybe my accent's too thick. Ha!
I want it to sound 'Fronch', like:
Pehoh ehReh.
But it IS Idaho, so It's probably a misspelled tribute to Bill O'Reilly--or maybe one of his distant relatives who lives in the town.
pen-o-riley?
I know I'm late to this and am actually wrong, but my thought was "pend-o-ray." I'm sure you wanted to know that someone else guessed wrong ;)
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