Which reminds me... What is it with the ever-decreasing spelling of the word Yoghurt? Huh?
I just don't get it. Well, I mean I do; I have it delivered and keep it in the fridge, but I mean I don't understand the issue of the ever-diminishing name for the dairy product. Obviously.
In the UK it used to be spelt YOGHOURT.
Now, the spelling YOGHURT is used. Some folks in the States spell it the same way.
But the version with no 'H' is increasingly popular in stores all over. YOGURT.
So far so good. If you like that sort of thing. Which I don't.
So where will it end up?
Looked at properly we could save yet more shelf space, by simply removing the 'U' - Yogrt... No problemo. "Yoggert". Easy.
Hmm...
Maybe we can go further. Let's take the 'O' out! Ygrt! That still works (although it may be slightly changed in terms of pronunciation. More "Yuggert", I guess.
Hell, let's go the whole hog, and get it down to Ygt.
"Yuggut". Works just tootin'.
Food for fuckwits. Coming to a small town near you.
I just don't get it. Well, I mean I do; I have it delivered and keep it in the fridge, but I mean I don't understand the issue of the ever-diminishing name for the dairy product. Obviously.
In the UK it used to be spelt YOGHOURT.
Now, the spelling YOGHURT is used. Some folks in the States spell it the same way.
But the version with no 'H' is increasingly popular in stores all over. YOGURT.
So far so good. If you like that sort of thing. Which I don't.
So where will it end up?
Looked at properly we could save yet more shelf space, by simply removing the 'U' - Yogrt... No problemo. "Yoggert". Easy.
Hmm...
Maybe we can go further. Let's take the 'O' out! Ygrt! That still works (although it may be slightly changed in terms of pronunciation. More "Yuggert", I guess.
Hell, let's go the whole hog, and get it down to Ygt.
"Yuggut". Works just tootin'.
Food for fuckwits. Coming to a small town near you.
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