I've never understood why some Americans pronounce 'primer' as if it rhymes with 'trimmer'. It's not like 'to prim' is the appropriate verb, or that something being 'primed' rhymes with 'trimmed'.

But then, I don't get why Americans pronounce 'solder' as if it rhymes with 'fodder', either. Still, it's not as if Actual English isn't brimming over with lots of opportunities for reverse kettle-blackery. Whatever that means.

I don't have a lot of spare time between now and Monday, so I'll have a go at 'Inception' and 'A Few Good Men', if that's okay.

Bugger, I've forgotten what it was about, but there was a hilarious riff that ended with Trey saying "Well, that was a thing. And now it's over. And now it's in the past."