I say it as Wroth as in Tim Roth. Different strokes for different folks.
Like Samuel L Jacksons in Plup Fricton. He says "great wroth and furious anger" and I won't argue with him.
Posted By: jafski, Jun 16, 13:41:58
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- 1i do too
Posted By: Ralf Scrampton, Jun 16, 13:45:05 - 6I've always said The Grapes of Roth but the Wrath of Kahn
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