Paid Members Carbomb Posted 11 hours ago Paid Members Posted 11 hours ago I say "Gen Zed", for the simple reason that saying "zee" actually feels discrepant to say. Cannot explain why it hits that way. (However, I don't do that for stage names, so it isn't "Jay-Zed" and "50 Pence". For the same reason air_raid stated.) Quote
Members SuperBacon Posted 11 hours ago Members Posted 11 hours ago 4 minutes ago, Harry Wiseau said: Well no that would be ridiculous, but I do quite like 99 problems I loved it, absolutely LOVED it when Jay-Z played two nights at Spurs and everyone thought they were so original by saying "we've got 99 problems but the pitch ain't one" WAHEEEEEEEEY, despite 4 million other people saying the same thing. Grump. Quote
CTXRussomark Posted 10 hours ago Posted 10 hours ago I absolutely only use "zed" in normal day-to-day life but would still say "gen zee" as it originated in America and in my head is more of a name than a question of spelling. Same with Jay-Z, World War Z, ZZ Top, etc. Quote
Paid Members Devon Malcolm Posted 10 hours ago Paid Members Posted 10 hours ago I've never said it out loud before. I'll let you all know when I've made a decision. Quote
DavidB6937 Posted 10 hours ago Posted 10 hours ago 11 minutes ago, Devon Malcolm said: I've never said it out loud before. I'll let you all know when I've made a decision. This is also my stance. I feel a lot of pressure for saying it for the first time now. Quote
Paid Members TheBurningRed Posted 10 hours ago Paid Members Posted 10 hours ago The new Barm vs Cob has begun. Quote
Rossman Posted 10 hours ago Posted 10 hours ago 2 hours ago, HarmonicGenerator said: Our current minor annoyance: the toilet’s broken. We only have the one. When the bathroom was last done they tiled it all in so you can’t get to the pipes and cistern without smashing up the tiles. This means we have to get someone in to fix it and nobody can come for at least another week. I’ve been off work (a useful place to shit) and have had to resort to using a Starbucks down the road that doesn’t have codes on its toilet doors. Feel your pain. I noticed a damp patch on the living room ceiling last Saturday. And it's a leak in the airing cupboard. Spoke to my plumber who's away all weekend. Monday came and I thought the central part looked wet. Put my finger on the ceiling, went straight through and water dripped through the floor. Practically begged my plumber to come round. He came, had a look and said would order the parts. Takes a couple of days. Chased him on Thursday, said he would see if the parts are in. Chased him again yesterday. Thinks the parts are there but hasn't been to the plumbers merchants yet. Asked him if he's got a day in mind for fitting them. Didn't read the message. At the moment, I'm constantly cycling bath towels around the leaking pipe daily to stop any water coming through. Quote
Paid Members Lorne Malvo Posted 10 hours ago Paid Members Posted 10 hours ago Gen Zed sounds like a shit Power Rangers villain. Quote
Moderators Chest Rockwell Posted 7 hours ago Moderators Posted 7 hours ago 2 hours ago, CTXRussomark said: I absolutely only use "zed" in normal day-to-day life but would still say "gen zee" as it originated in America and in my head is more of a name than a question of spelling. Same with Jay-Z, World War Z, ZZ Top, etc. It is only now that I realise World War Z is supposed to rhyme with and sounds like world war 3..? I've never seen it / read it and have always pronounced it zed in my head. Quote
Members SuperBacon Posted 4 hours ago Members Posted 4 hours ago Went to the source, both kids confirm they say 'gen zee' Quote
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