A question of pronunciation

[chickenfeet]

Inspired by forthright I thought I'd ask some questions about English pronunciation. How do you pronounce the following:

[Poll #663848]

Comments

[helianthas.livejournal.com]

Yeah, my grandfather used to say "Warsh" and "terlet" (for toilet) and "strawr" for straw.
He was hardcore brooklyn-Italian saying "toidy-toid and toid" and all that.
Sadly, my grandmother still occasionally calles me "Deener" which drives me fucking bananas, but when you're 90 and grew up in brooklyn we can forgive you for saying, "Deener, come to dinnah!"

[lemur-catta.livejournal.com]

My Dad's mother, Jewish ,from the Bronx and later, Queens, said 'terlet' for toilet and
'tweety boid' :)

[albionwood.livejournal.com]

He was merely adhering to the Law of Conservation of R's.