Interesting thought experiment: Redesigning the Belle Klipsch

[TLS Guy]

So I looked up "thaukus" and the only thing that pops up are your posts... lol.

I'm looking through @Jerkface's old threads to see if he mentions which Marantz receiver he has that needs a home!

I see I spelt it wrong. Stanley Unwin spelled it Thorkus.

Below is Stanley Unwin trying to explain Elvis Presley to the British Public.

 

[BoredSysAdmin]

I see I spelt it wrong. Stanley Unwin spelled it Thorkus.

Below is Stanley Unwin trying to explain Elvis Presley to the British Public.

English is my 2nd or 3rd language, maybe this is why this humour (Yes, Grammarly, in this case, it's humour, not humor) is nearly completely lost on me.

 

[Pogre]

English is my 2nd or 3rd language, maybe this is why this humour (Yes, Grammarly, in this case, it's humour, not humor) is nearly completely lost on me.

English is my first language and I'm having trouble deciphering it... lol. I think what he's doing is using Cockney slang mixed with science to be funny.

 

[TLS Guy]

English is my first language and I'm having trouble deciphering it... lol. I think what he's doing is using Cockney slang mixed with science to be funny.

The language is Unwinese, which his a comic language designed to be hard to decipher, with nonsense words, and humorous words.

He used to convert kid's books into this nonsense, and in the Pied Piper, the rats sniffing the food, is described as the rats doing a "sniffymost." It has no relationship to the cockney language.

Years ago when there was dire weather approaching the BBC sometimes would have Stanley give his version of the weather forecast in Unwinese prior to the more correct version.

 

[Jerkface]

So I looked up "thaukus" and the only thing that pops up are your posts... lol.

I'm looking through @Jerkface's old threads to see if he mentions which Marantz receiver he has that needs a home!

Could've just asked. It's an SR-5006