'19 CA LB Henry To'oto'o (Tennessee Signee)

[m1al]

So all recruitments aren't the same. I agree totally

I knew you couldn't stand behind the dumbest post on VN for even a day.

You gotta real boner for the butchna, don't ya? Dare I say it? Could it be love?.....

 

[BruinVol]

You gotta real boner for the butchna, don't ya? Dare I say it? Could it be love?.....

I'm too old for boners

 

[m1al]

I'm too old for boners

So should we call you FlaccidVol?

 

[SLICKYINC]

So should we call you FlaccidVol?

ImpotentVol

 

[Vfl2407]

ImpotentVol

DeballedVol

 

[Sleegro]

So should we call you FlaccidVol?

Catboneless

 

[m1al]

Catboneless

You get two likes..

 

[preacherwebb]

So ........ do you pronounce his last name:
2-oh'-2-oh
or
toe'-uh-toe'-uh?

I've heard both ways (and many others) on podcasts.
Anybody got the 411 on this one.
(If he signs, we need to pray for Bob Kesling, lol.)

 

[The Artful Dodger]

Ahh, I don't believe it....... If it was 95% I would be all giddy, but 98% ain't nothing to get ya jimmies rustled for.

Feels like 98....Percent?

 

[White Bread]

So ........ do you pronounce his last name:
2-oh'-2-oh
or
toe'-uh-toe'-uh?

I've heard both ways (and many others) on podcasts.
Anybody got the 411 on this one.
(If he signs, we need to pray for Bob Kesling, lol.)

I have also heard Toe-OH-Toe-OH

 

[wrangler]

I have to ask why you used xcl's instead of cancels.... seems just as hard to type LOL

Thanks. I had no clue what that meant. Hate kiddie texting.

 

[wrangler]

I'm too old for boners

Hang in there.

 

[PoweredByTheT]

So ........ do you pronounce his last name:
2-oh'-2-oh
or
toe'-uh-toe'-uh?

I've heard both ways (and many others) on podcasts.
Anybody got the 411 on this one.
(If he signs, we need to pray for Bob Kesling, lol.)

It's pronounced Toot-Toot

 

[SSVol]

I have also heard Toe-Oh-Toe-Oh

Since this was liked by @SamoanVol, I'm guessing it is correct.

Is that racist? I can never tell anymore.

 

[preacherwebb]

It's pronounced Toot-Toot

For real?
I'm gullible, so please don't take advantage of me ... (maybe a little bit of baby blue font here).

 

[preacherwebb]

I have also heard Toe-Oh-Toe-Oh

Not to be a grammar nazi or whatever, but, what syllable(s) is/are stressed?
That makes all the difference in the world when seeing it in print, then pronouncing it.
Thanks a lot.

 

[AaronUT]

So ........ do you pronounce his last name:
2-oh'-2-oh
or
toe'-uh-toe'-uh?

I've heard both ways (and many others) on podcasts.
Anybody got the 411 on this one.
(If he signs, we need to pray for Bob Kesling, lol.)

(Tewt tewt)

 

[PoweredByTheT]

Not to be a grammar nazi or whatever, but, what syllable(s) is/are stressed?
That makes all the difference in the world when seeing it in print, then pronouncing it.
Thanks a lot.

Accent is on the first Toot

 

[preacherwebb]

To'oto'o

Weirdest spelling I ever saw for Toot Toot.

I'm drowning.
Help (gulp ... water ... everything turning black ... it's so quiet ... where am I ... bbq).

 

[Rockytopvol86]

Technically there is only 2 T s .... so how do you get toot toot? Lol maybe too too?

 

[gorockytop98]

Not to be a grammar nazi or whatever, but, what syllable(s) is/are stressed?
That makes all the difference in the world when seeing it in print, then pronouncing it.
Thanks a lot.

The first oh.

Toe-OH-toe-oh is how I've heard the VQ podcast say it.

Heard someone else say Toe-uh Toe-uh

 

[Jimmy Football]

Not to be a grammar nazi or whatever, but, what syllable(s) is/are stressed?
That makes all the difference in the world when seeing it in print, then pronouncing it.
Thanks a lot.

Start with the cadence you would use to say:
"DeSoto"

Okay, now add a stressed long O sound to the end, i.e.

DeSoto-Oh

Now replace the DeS with the number 2.

2-oto-Oh

Does that make sense?

Edit: it might be "toe" instead of "2," but I'm pretty sure I stressed the right syllables.

 

[drvenner]

Hang in there.

I am laughing pretty hysterically at this. Thanks!!

 

[preacherwebb]

Start with the cadence you would use to say:
"DeSoto"

Okay, now add a stressed long O sound to the end, i.e.

DeSoto-Oh

Now replace the DeS with the number 2.

2-oto-Oh

Does that make sense?

Edit: it might be "toe" instead of "2," but I'm pretty sure I stressed the right syllables.

Yes, and thanks for the reply.

So you're saying (no pun intended):
two oh' two Oh'
or
two Oh' two oh'

OR, per your edit:
toe oh' toe Oh'
or
toe Oh' toe oh'

I think you're pointing to the first one.
It sounds like two stressed syllables with the desoto+long o reference.

 

[The Artful Dodger]

Start with the cadence you would use to say:
"DeSoto"

Okay, now add a stressed long O sound to the end, i.e.

DeSoto-Oh

Now replace the DeS with the number 2.

2-oto-Oh

Does that make sense?

Edit: it might be "toe" instead of "2," but I'm pretty sure I stressed the right syllables.

Thank you. By far, best explanation I've heard.