MERGED: How do you say the site name? / What's with Eeee Ennn World?

How do you say EN World?

  • "EE EN" like the seperate letters

    Votes: 220 63.0%
  • "N" like the Ennies

    Votes: 129 37.0%
  • A different way / I never say it

    Votes: 4 1.1%
  • Like "cow" not like "crow"

    Votes: 21 6.0%

Psion said:
Only wrong people. :p
Now, Psion. These are tolerant times; no one is wrong (only "wrong," with irony quotes, at best). If someone wants to pronounce "Psion" like PEEE-SEE-EYE-UHN or even just "GUUUK" they're not wrong...they're just "different" and "creative" and wonderful in their diversity... :p
 

log in or register to remove this ad



Psion said:
KHAAAAAANNN! :mad:

2146f527ab17612.jpg
 


Hmmm...

el-remmen said:
But you can't pronounce "IBM" - If it was International Business Olfactory Machines, then we could call it IBOM (eye-BOHM). ;)

This got me thinking. Perhaps there once was a company called International Business Optic Machines... I could see where the nickname Eye-Bomb would cause such a company to go out of business fairly quick...

Oh, and it's Eee Enn World, BTW...

Gruns
 


Philotomy Jurament said:
Now, Psion. These are tolerant times; no one is wrong (only "wrong," with irony quotes, at best). If someone wants to pronounce "Psion" like PEEE-SEE-EYE-UHN or even just "GUUUK" they're not wrong...they're just "different" and "creative" and wonderful in their diversity... :p


I'd guess that you're a high school administrator or councilor of some sort. ;) How sad. :(
 


Morrus said:
And that's totally fine. As long as you acknowledge that, should we ever meet, I have the right to refer to you in any way that I see fit :)

It really is a New York thing... especially in "The City". Back in college I taped myself and a friend talking in a long conversation... then played it back looking for "verbal contractions". I was floored by the amount of butchering we did to "The King's English". 20 years later and I have no idea what class that experiment was for ;)
 

Remove ads

Top