What does the tongue twister Plymouth sleuths thwarted Luther's slithering refer to?

Answer 1

It is just a joke with no real meaning. Mostly, tongue twisters are just for entertainment.

Answer 2

This tongue twister is a fun sentence that plays with alliteration and rhyme. It does not have a specific meaning or reference. It is designed to be challenging to say quickly due to the similar sounds and stringing together of words with repetitive consonant sounds.

Answer 3

As I am the creator of this tongue twister, I can give some background on it. I was living in Germany and watched a very funny skit on a comedy show “Loriot” of a German news anchor woman (played by Evelyn Hamann) trying to read a story about some British people. She was getting all tongue-tied from the “th” sounds which Germans have a hard time with. So I decided to create my own monster of “th” sounds especially to confound the Germans. The twister has no real meaning, but it is not total nonsense either. The transitions between “th” and “s” are very difficult even in English.