Learn how to pronounce my name!
~>Jiskuha
In response to Chwgt
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In response to Smoko
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No, there's a story behind my key... I'll post it on my BYOND members blog later on..
--Chwgt |
In response to Jiskuha
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Then I shall call the... Jisk x.x
--Chwgt |
In response to Chwgt
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Ein Pear-a-grin
Most people just pronounce it as normal Ian, which is fine with me, as they are both forms of the same name. (Both derive from 'John') |
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In response to Smoko
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Not me, but Ma Bell does.
http://www.research.att.com/projects/tts/demo.html (ok, so at&t isn't exactly Ma, but it fits.) :P ~X |
Um...
Phoenix Man? The American-style Phoenix and Man... Yeah. Um. Do I win a prize for having the best name you can prenounce real easy-like? |
In response to Phoenix Man
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No. I am sure its easier to pronounce other peoples' names.
Want examples? --Vito |
In response to Phoenix Man
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Oh, oh, mine's easier. :p
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In response to Ol' Yeller
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Mines the hardest.
~>Jiskuha |
In response to Jiskuha
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A lot of people get mine wrong. It's pronounced Arr Teek Ee a, but a lot of people say Arr Tech Ee a.
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In response to Phoenix Man
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Phoenix Man wrote:
Do I win a prize for having the best name you can prenounce real easy-like? Nope. =P --Crispy |
Hiead: [Heed]
If you've seen Pilot Candidate, or read Candidate for the Goddess, you know where it's from. Hiead |
In response to Cheetoz
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Ha, cool thread... I guess...
X-Ron... 05 =P |
If you play it on WMP, with the Ambience: Swirl thing.. You end up getting a X in the middle of the screen.. How weird is that x.x
--Chwgt