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Am I the only one that would pronounce this as "ass plunder" in a Boston accent?
Ass-plundah.
I'm a grown man. Promise.
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Shau-dere.
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I see those all the time up here. Must be an old family name or something. I often wonder how things become named, and if they ever regret it.
I'm sure there's someone somewhere really fucking proud of having that name on the sides of a lot of trucks chopping up trees.
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Yeah, everytime I see that I can't get it out of my head for 3 days as my brain kicks around pronunciations. Thanks. :)
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Dangling drive shafts since 1950!
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They used to have their own factory that made all their own equipment in-house in Bucks County, PA. A lot of my dad's neighbors worked there in the '70s and '80s, until they closed up and moved south after several years of labor relations problems.
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I've got one:
It's hard to drive around Tulsa and not notice Dong's.
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Where do you live?
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Carl Hjalmar Asplundh founded it.
I see them down here in Australia too.
Oh, and the name Asplundh refers to "grove of aspen trees" in Swedish
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You silly Noreasters. Here ya go. I know it won't make any difference.
http://www.asplundh.com/FAQs.htm
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Chicago.
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Oh, I though Asplundh was just a northern New England thing.
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Seen em in Washington State and Florida too.