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With a nod to "Peter Piper's Practical Principles of Plain and Perfect Pronunciation" ...
Peter Piper, without pretension to precocity or profoundness, puts pen to paper to produce this puzzling page, purposely to please the palates of professional promoters, proudly presuming that with proper penetration it will probably, and perhaps positively, prove a peculiarly pleasant and profitable path to proper, plain and precise pronunciation ... and when practiced promptly and repeatedly with persistence, principally portends production of premium sales promotions.
- Peter Piper picked a pail of Polywater Prelube. A pail of Polywater Prelube Peter Piper picked. If Peter Piper picked a pail of Polywater Prelube, where's the pail of Polywater Prelube that Peter Piper picked?
- Billy Button bought a big batch of BonDuit. Did Billy Button buy a big batch of BonDuit? If Billy Button bought a big batch of BonDuit, where's the big batch of BonDuit Billy Button bought?
- Humphrey Hunchback had a hundred HydraSol wipes handy. Did Humphrey Hunchback have a hundred HydraSol wipes handy? If Humphrey Hunchback had a hundred HydraSol wipes handy, where's the hundred handy HydraSol wipes Humphrey Hunchback had?
- Tip-toe Tommy turned a Type TR wipe twice. Did Tip-toe Tommy turn a Type TR wipe twice? If Tip-toe Tommy turned a Type TR wipe twice, where's the twice-turned Type TR wipe Tip-toe Tommy turned?
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