How do you pronounce your name?

"Gary R" wrote:

"HoldenManiaC" wrote:Hey I'm 18 and I would like to think

Please don't give me things I can cut up and misquote, I can't resist them.

No offence mate, now back to topic ...........

"Gary R" wrote:

Holden is a brand of car

Part of GM unless I'm much mistaken.

But how do they stand up to the rain?

Yes Sir...GM it is...we make the rebadged Pontiac's

Sorry Mate...don't know what your talking about. we don't have "Rain" in Aus...

"HoldenManiaC" wrote:Sorry Mate...don't know what your talking about. we don't have "Rain" in Aus...

Do let me send you some of ours ............ ........ we've got plenty.

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How do you pronounce your name Gary ?


wonders if the R stands for rockcakes as well

"Gary R" wrote:[/Hijack Over]

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A-land-der

An-Drew

Neon as in Neon blue lights attached to the undercarriage of a Dodge Neon.... and Fx as ef'ecs as in Neon effects change in people's lives with his 733+ mesmerizing light effects.

Mike

wow never knew there were many ways to pronounce a name just like that well mine is pretty much what you get just that the o got substitute with the numerical 0 instead,

def - c0n

then again it makes me sound like i'm some conman cheating the deaf people.

meh Brits, Americans and Aussies = muppets, yankees and surfers

sorry no offense I did my time in Newcastle, UK, home of the Toon Army.

"DEFC0N" wrote:....... sorry no offense I did my time in Newcastle, UK, home of the Toon Army.

No one takes offence at a Geordie (even a proxy Geordie), where there's no sense there's no feeling.

Mine is:
Creer

"Axephilic" wrote:

"MikeSwim07" wrote:Like

axe?

Yes, like what firemen use. It actually means guitar though, just a rad word for it.

horn players call their horns "axes" too. like sax players will be like "yo i got the keys fixed on my axe"

"Gary R" wrote:Ga-Ri (not gare-ee as some of our transatlantic cousins sometimes mis-pronounce it ) the R is pronounced ahhhhhhhh! an expletive I often use when dealing with users (and students).

Ga: (a) as in bat or Hahaha?
ry: (i) as in eye?

"Arrrrr!"
as in: (heehee!) <-------That's where the "heehee!" came from...I can't help it! (heehee!)
Kathy

"Kathy_(heehee!)" wrote:Ga: (a) as in bat or Hahaha?

As in bat.

ry: (i) as in eye?

As in Brit.

Aaaaahh...I remember hearing Gary pronounced that way, now, by someone from Florida.
I'm just Ka-thee ("a" as in cat), but a large part of my family can't pronounce the soft "th", so they call me either Kassychan or Kasheechan. Would my name be pronounced with a short "i" sound in Yorkshire?
Kathy