Where are all the american boogeymen????

[YoungManRumble]

Is bogeyman the British pronunciation (like bogey in golf or hostile aircraft to fighter pilots)?

or do people say that in North America too? Cause I've always heard it as boogeyman/boogieman, like boogers/boogie-woogie etc.

Words are interesting. Especially regional slang or things based around myths.

[1hourRun]

Man, I don't even like/watch Star Wars (seen the original 3) let alone some spin-off ****. I guess this is the equivalent to Game Of Thrones "it is known" ?

Game Of Thrones was epic. I'm currently streaming 'The Mandalorian' , the series has a different tone to its predecessors ; its a bit more serious, the childish overenthusiasm has been cut down a bit. Its like western/bounty-hunter/adventure, from my review of the first 2 episodes I think I like it so far.

BTW, I never heard of '' It is known. '' until now, the irony.

But Xavier young doe, dont sleep on him.