Sauers mispronounced

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Chi-town, why did we always say this name of this place , incorrectly. It was suppose to sound like 'Sours' not 'Sawyers'. If you said it correctly, folks didn't know what you was talkin about. :biglaugha:

['Magic' Juan]

I thought it was "Sores."

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j/k :wink:

[fred da warrior]

Hell, I ran with what everybody else was sayin'......'

[jojaujae3]

True dat. That was the first place outside of basement parties, large venues, that I played at back n da day. :grinyes:

[Jamie 3:26]

Chi-town, why did we always say this name of this place , incorrectly. It was suppose to sound like 'Sours' not 'Sawyers'. If you said it correctly, folks didn't know what you was talkin about. :biglaugha:

I work with one of the old owners of that spot Jack Sauer ....and he corrected me too...lol.
"Sour James..."LMAO

I had to ask him if he had anything to do with that spot and he was amazed that I knew about that spot and the connection with his name.When I explained to him how I used to party there as a teen,he just laughed.

[däp]

after calling it Sawyers for so long, Sauers didn't sound right. :rofl:

[Jamie 3:26]

This is like folks who pronounce Prairie st. "Pah-rarie"

[AK]

Site of the infamous Izod and Polo Fests, among many other parties.

[DJ Celeste Alexander]

I knew that! but it was damn near closed down before I started pronouncing it right ! hahahhah

[DJ Celeste Alexander]

I work with one of the old owners of that spot Jack Sauer ....and he corrected me too...lol.
"Sour James..."LMAO

I had to ask him if he had anything to do with that spot and he was amazed that I knew about that spot and the connection with his name.When I explained to him how I used to party there as a teen,he just laughed.

"Mr Jack" (as we use to call him) is still alive and Kicking? WOW thats good to hear!:biggrin: