I probably wouldn't actually use "synching" now that I think about it. I'd find a way around it...
Once we've got this sorted, can we work out the correct past tense of the verb "DI"... I DI'd the bass or I DId the bass or I DIed the bass....
I've always preferred mic'ing or mic-ing. Like f'ing or f-ing. Mike is someones name and looks shite when people use it to talk about Microphones.
My wife pronounces 'mic' as "mick" - maybe its a Canadian thing..
Can't belive this topic was in the NY Times!
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/08/01/magazine/01-onlanguage-t.html?_r=0
I think this would be a perfect discussion to have, once everyone gets a handle on two, to and too, and there, their and they're.
I think this would be a perfect discussion to have, once everyone gets a handle on two, to and too, and there, their and they're.
I'm Canadian and I say "mic" spell it mic, mic'ed and mic'ing.
It's definitely not a Canadian thing. It's just a weird way to say it.
Ahh, but did either of you grow up spending summers drinking water out of the river at Notre Dame de la Salette?
I have to say no, I haven't. But I spent a lot of time with Ma Petite Salope.Ahh, but did either of you grow up spending summers drinking water out of the river at Notre Dame de la Salette?
Well, it is a French board and lots of people with English as a second language. can't get too picky.
that's exactly my point.
This post may have to be nominated as one of the silliest in 2014. (but we've got a long way to go)
My wife pronounces 'mic' as "mick" - maybe its a Canadian thing. She'll say 'are you going to an open mick this week?' And I correct her and she still says it wrong.
So for the posters I made up for the Open Mic I am hosting, I called it "Mike's Open Mike" - which got comments from others, of course.
mics looks more wrong than mikes; miced looks more wrong than miked; micing looks more wrong than miking.