OT: as OT as OT gets. I had my last Peanut Butter Cup.

[dadiOH]

Here in the USA we say things like, "They stayed in a hotel last night".

Few folks here would say, "They stayed in an hotel last night".

IMO, YMMV, HAND

[RonB]

Good lord.

If you are going to adjust you eating habits because of the bullshit attorneys can come up with, your life-span is limited.

Pass the Peanut Butter Cups!!!

RonB

[Robatoy]

They insult my intelligence by assuming I can't tell the difference between wrappers?

[HeyBub]

They're not trying to insult YOUR intelligence, only those on the jury.

Nothing personal at all.

[Robatoy]

:-) Fair enough..

[Doug Miller]

In many parts of the USA (including the one in which I live), that's pronounced by many people. Fortunately, I grew up farther north, and know how to pronounce it correctly. The correct *American* pronunciation, that is, which is the one you gave.

[Bob Martin]

Aitch.

But that has nothing to do with it (think W!)

BTW google gives 12,400,000 hits for "a hospital" but only 181,000 hits for "an hospital" - and most of the latter are discussing usage.

[Andrew Barss]

: How would you spell the name of the letter 'H'?

: JG

'aitch'.

-- Andy Barss

[Lobby Dosser]

As in 'a itch'.