Skone or skon?

How do you say it?

 

Skon

 

scon

 

whoo! me too

 

I'm going to say scone just to be different:tongue:

 

Is is true that people say skone more in the south? Cos I'm from London and I say skon but I know loads of people who say skone.

 

my gramma said "scone." she was southern.

 

As in "Darnit Kacey you little varmint go fetch me ma rag on a stick and go make me some scones and a pot of Earl Grey"?

 

Scon. but then again I am from Up North
Only southern woofters pronounce it scone.

 

Scon

 

I AM a southern woofter, so I pronounce it scone, because my parents did basically.

Btw, why do you Northerners keep coming down here if you think we're all woofters?

 

scone ... but then again i'm a displaced yank so what do i know

 

nah. gramma was from england. married my granpa during WWII and moved to the usa.

 

You've got Glastonbury! That's it though. That's all that gets me there
I say scon :rockon:

 

scon

 

:agree: despite being one of said southern woofters

I am a northerner at heart :tongue:

 

I can understand saying it either way really, I'm not exactly sure how I say it It's the bath and laugh thing that really sets the grim northerners from the civilized southerners:tongue:

 

Yeah, it's BATH not BARTH..
Bloody southerners

 

currants man

 

if you're talking about Scone in Scotland, the original home of the Stone of Destiny and the site of the coronations of the Kings of Scots, it's skoon.