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2009-02-09, 7:07 PM #1
How do you say it?

I prefer "eye" "thur"
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2009-02-09, 7:08 PM #2
I say it differently depending on the sentence.. weird
"Nulla tenaci invia est via"
2009-02-09, 7:09 PM #3
There's more than one way to say it?
I say it the way you do.
2009-02-09, 7:17 PM #4
I mix it up.
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2009-02-09, 7:21 PM #5
I think I use both, but more often eee-thur because it flows better off my tongue.

:P
nope.
2009-02-09, 7:22 PM #6
I say it both ways.

Mostly "eye-thur," and always "nye-thur."
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2009-02-09, 7:25 PM #7
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2009-02-09, 7:31 PM #8
Smegging all of the above.
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2009-02-09, 7:31 PM #9
/n@iDr=/ in free variation with /ni:Dr=/. So, both.

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2009-02-09, 7:39 PM #10
Both, but usuall eee-thur so I'll vote that. I say eye-thur when I'm trying to sound important.
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2009-02-09, 7:46 PM #11
I use "eye thur" when either is at the beginning of a sentence and what I'm saying is aggressive or needs to be stressed. Such as "Either you do what is assigned or just leave."

Otherwise, I just say "eeee thur" for everything else.
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2009-02-09, 7:47 PM #12
Either or.
2009-02-09, 7:53 PM #13
Originally posted by Z@NARDI:
I say it differently depending on the sentence.. weird


this
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2009-02-09, 7:54 PM #14
I MIX

2009-02-09, 8:38 PM #15
"Eye-thur we do this or that"
"Well he's eee-thur going to do do this or that"

2009-02-09, 8:40 PM #16
Originally posted by Z@NARDI:
I say it differently depending on the sentence.. weird


.
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2009-02-09, 8:46 PM #17
I want to say that it varies depending on sentence but I can't recall a situation in which I'd say "eye-thur," so I think I'm a strictly "ee-thur" guy.
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2009-02-09, 10:08 PM #18
Originally posted by Z@NARDI:
I say it differently depending on the sentence.. weird


Me too.

Predominantly eye-ther though
2009-02-10, 1:12 AM #19
It's eether. The other way is pretentious.
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2009-02-10, 6:25 AM #20
Originally posted by gbk:
Smegging all of the above.


smegging? does that have anything to do with smegma? if so, you are a dirty, dirty man.
2009-02-10, 6:50 AM #21
I mix it up

Eeethur way, I'm the goddamn Jepman
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2009-02-10, 7:50 AM #22
Originally posted by ragna:
smegging? does that have anything to do with smegma? if so, you are a dirty, dirty man.

Watch Red Dwarf.

And yes, yes it does.
nope.
2009-02-10, 11:21 AM #23
As long as you're ****ing consistent with your pronunciation of 'neither', I don't think it really matters.
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2009-02-10, 11:49 AM #24
Here's the official pronunciations

ei⋅ther [ee-ther, ahy-ther]
"Nulla tenaci invia est via"

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