Shock, but not Awe

[High Spy]

I remember on new years day the temperature hit 90 degrees, no snow but there were some cool spells.

I'll bet they weren't as cool as the spells Harry Potter cast.

https://www.ldsfreedomforum.com/viewtop ... 0#p1259500 is some backstory about my word tuple type game that goes by various names.

Shock, but not Awe is emblematic of a conforming type tuple.

Today I nicknamed two timing patterns at march8miracle.org.

Shock has a silent consonant, but Awe does not.

Both timing patterns spell out the same name used to caste out evil spirits!

Now I just need some timing pattern treats, to train them to do tricks.

Christ, but not Confucius. cbnc

[Physics Guy]

How do you pronounce “awe”?

[High Spy]

How do you pronounce “awe”?

Not one bit like “ah”.

Do doctors still tell kids to open their mouth and say Awe?

[Morley]

How do you pronounce “awe”?

In this case, I think it's pronounced, "Meh."

[Marcus]

How do you pronounce “awe”?

Not one bit like “ah”.

Do doctors still tell kids to open their mouth and say Awe?

Sometimes they say “Ow,” but then it’s still just a vowel sound, well, two vowel sounds. Of course, it’s been a while. Wait, what wacky word would wounded ones wail otherwise?

In this case, I think it's pronounced, "Meh."