ThatGuy
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I feel stupid for asking this (I only teach 5th grade) but I've always pronounced Gyruss with a soft G (like Jie-Russ). Is it pronounced Gyruss like Guy-Russ?
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I feel stupid for asking this (I only teach 5th grade) but I've always pronounced Gyruss with a soft G (like Jie-Russ). Is it pronounced Gyruss like Guy-Russ?
Jie-Russ, just like jie-ra-scope. I've heard many people use the hard G and it just makes me cringe, much like when I hear Ga-LAY-ga.
For all intensive purposes it doesn't matter how you prounounce it.
For all intensive purposes it doesn't matter how you prounounce it.
I've probably told this story before but I used to work at a grocery store, I was the front end manager. Every night about 6pm this guy came in getting off work, and bought a case of beer. EVERY NIGHT. So, every night, we did the same ritual. I would be standing at the front desk or something, and he'd come through the front door like a whirlwind. I'd say "Hey man, how's it goin?" and he's say "Same day, different shit".
EVERY DAY he said that. every day.
For all intensive purposes it doesn't matter how you prounounce it.
...going to pull my dictionary out of my chester drawers...Shouldn't it be "For all intents and purposes..."?
I'm just going to throw out a random story now that we're all drunk.
Yesterday, I was riding in the front passenger seat on a California highway. The traffic is somewhat stop and go. I look over to my right and the driver of the car in the lane next to us is taking a rip from a marijuana pipe. Driver and I start laughing about it. Anyway the smoker's lane starts traveling faster than ours so he goes a distance ahead of us and we don't see him for awhile.
10 min later, we see the lane next to us come to an abrupt halt. The smoker's car is stopped in the middle of the highway. At first, I figured he got into a fender bender with the car behind him. But as we pass him, I see that he is opening his hood and fiddling with his battery. His car is stopped 3 lanes from the right side, in rush hour traffic.