Tongue Twister - Can You Say the Name of This Store?

[AviatorTom]

Go ahead and try... can you say the name of this store?

[purplepoppy]

Nearly caught me out. Perfect example of how we don't actually read full words and our minds fill in the pieces. I do like shop names that make you smile. There's a couple of Chinese takeaways around here called "Ling Di Long" Sounds Chinesey but actually welsh for aimlessly wandering about.

[sage2021]

Hee hee... even at my age I could say it 10 times fast!! Well maybe 5 times at least.
The big red chair wouldn't even fit in my tiny apartment but it looks comfy.🙂

[sage2021]

Thank you Tom for the MHO 🩷

[Atze1984]

hahaha EZ :)

In the Province where my family is from... we have many gems when it comes to spelling and pronouncing ;-) (Friesland, its in The Netherlands)

A fun song to get some feeling for the local Language (yes its not a dialect)

https://www.youtube.com/embed/mf06TTywywA

[Wiredone]

Even before I said it i read it wrong.

[Wiredone]

Thanks for the mho

[TrimmedTip]

Shack of Sit Furniture Showroom 🪑😄
Try saying that three times fast — it’s a tongue-twister for sure! Fun name, though. Sounds like a cozy spot for some serious sofa shopping. 🛋️✨

[ArrowheadSW]

I can say it without getting tongue twisted. Funny name. Is this really a furniture store in New Zealand?

[katiesmuff]

I'm able to do that over and over without any trouble!

[FunkyMonkee]

Yep.
Can you say, The Kitshickers?
How about, rubber baby buggy bumpers?

[Iron_Man]

Shaq Shaquille O’Neal shack of you know what

[Anonymous]

I prefer thier competitor the Sofa king. When they say thier furniture is nice and roomy they don't just mean big they mean sofa-king-big!

[chrissykerdock]

it looks like fred sandford's store

[mysteriousNicholas]

That's quite a shack there 🛖😜

[exitseven]

too funny. I wonder if it is intentional?

[WonderingManII]

Yes. but I almost said sh*t.

[Cubus]

Sure. No problem.

[Anonymous]

Sure I can, no problem.

[Clear_Skies10]

Sack of shit.

[Panthero80]

Yes, I can.