The Boys of Taiwan

[The ferret]

I understand Mmmmmm ..... for me it's usually hot tea and warm peach cobbler with a scoop of vanilla ice cream, but I can see where someone else could think the stuff at the end of the video was Mmmmmm.

[Pterodactyl]

(07-29-2015 05:39 PM)redbirds Wrote:  You have misunderstood my meaning or, perhaps I misrepresented my meaning Ptero. I adore Asian cuisine. In my part of Georgia such delights are hard to come by. The Mmmmm was a "yummy" sound.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6JUkfA_SaM4

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We share a common language but do not communicate well at times.

First, the link. Chortle, chortle, chortle.

As for "Mmmmm". Yes, a misunderstanding on my part. I took it as a kinda polite "Not sure about that", or even a "That's out of the question" Mmmmm. The more "m"s the less sure or more out of the question it becomes. I use this often when talking with Darling, the yes you say when you don't really mean yes .

Cheers

[The ferret]

Depends on inflection which you can't pick up in the written word

[Flynrider]

[Pterodactyl]

^^^^^ M'm! M'm!, very different to Mmmmmm. Or Mmmmm! Or Mmmmmm? Or....no, I'll leave it at that.

Cheers

[veech]

"Mmmmm...donuts" Homer Simpson

[The ferret]

The more M's the yummier it is. Lol