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From Tristan Egolf's
Kornwolf:
"Her pronunciation
1 of 'phone' had been laden with the Dutch
2 Anal Pucker -- the Stepford drawl. Owen hadn't heard that lilt
3 in years -- the nasally rolling '
oe' (with an umlaut) of 'Br
oeg's' a regional microbrewery
4. Of 'p
oenies' galloping over a field. Of 'p
oems' by moonlight
5. Of 't
oetem' poles. And of secretaries
6 named 'J
oesie' on 'ph
oens' ...By slowing down the enunciation and rolling over, forward and back, the '
oe' while simultaneously curling the top lip
7 sharply toward the nostrils -- thereby exposing the two front teeth (hence the 'anal' pucker) and pressing one's tongue almost flush with the roof of the mouth, then forcing a tonsillar bleat
8 through that opening -- one may hope to re-create this phenomenon within a controlled environment
9. Anyone who's ever left the county would have to recognize it as local stuff. Only the people of Stepford Town could demand of their faces
10 the work of an anus."