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Old 07-22-2010, 07:42 AM   #1592
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Originally Posted by pdurrant View Post
Because Americans don't use kettles or tea-pots. Although it seems that if you know the right speciality shop, it is possible (see KennyC's post).

But don't expect to find them in any ordinary department store or cookshop.
The last time I heard a Brit pronounce "Norfolk" (Norfolk, England), they did it the same way those of us who like in the Tidewater area pronounce "Norfolk" (Norfolk, Virginia, USA). We pronounce in in a manner that rhymes with "more duck." Is that the way most of you folks pronounce it?
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