Red sailor suit is short-"lived"?

[stansimpson]

"As a fashion trend, the red sailor suit was deservedly short lived."

Are my ears playing a trick on me or am I hearing Mike say "short LIVED" (as in "LIVE from New York," but only with a "d" at the end).  Is this a regional way of saying this?

Btw, this is a riff on Violet's (first) outfit she wears.  The line comes in at 21:54.

Consequently, the funniest line in the whole RiffTrax for me is the very next riff (on Sam B.):  "Back then, being maggot-gaggingly ugly was not an impediment to being an actor."  I was laughing for about 5 minutes straight on that one!

[Rude]

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My girlfriend and I noticed that too. It must be a regional way of saying that, but i'm originally from Iowa/Missouri and i've never heard anyone else from the Midwest say it that way. Then again, Mike always says sequel like sea-kwell, which is weird too~

Ya' know, it could be one of those things where you start doing it on purpose as a joke or something and then eventually, that's actually how you say it. Or he's just different then us, and we should all fear and hate him because of it.

-Rude

[Rattrap007]

think it is regional. Kinda of like the "in line for a movie" vs "on line for a movie"

[AmandaGal]

He says karaoke weird too.

[RoninFox]

Then again, Mike always says sequel like sea-kwell, which is weird too~

Pre-kwell also comes up a lot with Mike.  That's the one I noticed first.

[stansimpson]

He says karaoke weird too.

I haven't noticed how Mike says "karaoke."  How does he say it?

[AmandaGal]

He says "Ka-row-key" as opposed to "Carry-o-key"

I'm bad with phonetic spelling, but maybe you can get my drift

[stansimpson]

Wow... he DOES say it "ka-ROW-key," doesn't he?  On the same topic, I just listened to the "Next" RiffTrax and Bridgette Nelson ALSO says "pre-kwell."  Makes me wonder if she picked it up from him.  Hmmm...

[Steve-O]

Hate to break it to you guys, but short-lived with a long "i" is technically correct.  Nobody actually says it that way in casual conversation, unless they value correctness over friends.

"Ka-row-key", though, that's just crazy talk.