But most of all, they're for wastes of sperm.

I said the word 'shire' by itself, sounds like fire. But the suffix '-shire' which is added to make County names of Britain is pronounced exactly like sheer

All the shires in the UK are pronounced exactly like the word sheer (in Brit. English). But the word shire by itself rhymes with fire.

I'm not getting into this argument, but a lot of people didn't know what they were votinhg for, and there were Many who didn't vote at all. Also, there was the recent petition which got over 6 million signatures in a week to revoke article 50.

Just they voted for Brexit by a small percent. Look how the brexit mess is. Going now and tell me we wouldn't have been better off in the EU. Brexit should have happened two weeks ago yet we're still in this stasis.

And why not? Cornwall is part of England yet considers itself separate.

It's metaphorical

And 'shire' sounds exactly like the word 'sheer' rather than 'sure'.

Actually it's more like the 'oo' in 'book' rather than the 'oo' in 'rooster': ˈwʊstə

Why does your dog have a middle name?

(Un)ionised

And I got downvoted because?

Draw me a sheep

You'll is usually you will, but she meant it as 'you all', I think she invented a new contraction.

You should stick with British.