Post: #26

My surname is Bosworth, username JonnBozzz. It's pronounced boz-worth, not boss-worth, as most normally say.

Post: #27

(02-26-2016 04:38 AM)RIslander Wrote:  

(02-26-2016 01:53 AM)Cr33pin Wrote:  Cr33pin - pronounced like "Oh my gawd that guy is so kewl"

Kreepin!! I get it!

Good luck with mine

I mentally "pronounce" your name as Rhode Islander.

Post: #28

Listen to my pod and hear the enunciation of my name. See my sig for mo' details.

Post: #29

(02-26-2016 12:13 PM)johnbozzz Wrote:  My surname is Bosworth, username JonnBozzz. It's pronounced boz-worth, not boss-worth, as most normally say.

Not smart to advertise your surname here.

As for me...

"Jee-Mack"

Post: #30

Most people just go with Geo (G-O)

G

Post: #31

(02-25-2016 11:18 PM)PolymathGuru Wrote:  Samseau-I always say "Sam Sue Way" with little emphasis on the w. Too many vowels.

I was all giddy when I saw him come on because I thought he was Samoan. Sam Seau. No dice.

Samoan is pronounced SAH-mowen, by the way not Samowen.

My name is Kona. Pronounce KOH-NUH.

Aloha!

Post: #32

(02-26-2016 11:52 AM)I DIDNT KILL MY WIFE Wrote:  I DIDN'T KILL MY WIFE!

The killer, he had a mechanical arm. You find that man!

So Harrison then. Or I got stupid in my last movie and my hipster/Millenial son killed me.

Post: #33

I read everyone's name as "whothefuckisthisguy"

Except Roosh. I always out in front of it Mr. Mr. Roosh.

Post: #34

estraudi -----" ESS-TROW(LIKE EYEBROW)-DEE" . ESS-TROW-DEE.

It's a mix of my last name and favorite car brand and their racing heritage.

Post: #35

"kaotic" - Let's dispel once and for all with this fiction that kaotic doesn't know what he's doing. He knows EXACTLY what he's doing. kaotic is undertaking a systematic effort to change this thread, to make his thread more like the rest of the forum.

Post: #36

Roast Beef Curtains For Me!

I forget why I used the 4. I think there was a limit on characters. I doubt the regular spelling was already taken.

Post: #37

Soooooooooooots.

Post: #38

(02-26-2016 12:13 PM)johnbozzz Wrote:  My surname is Bosworth, username JonnBozzz. It's pronounced boz-worth, not boss-worth, as most normally say.

Not sure why you're advertising your name when roosh just deleted everyone's personal messages to protect us from doxxing.

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For (like four) tis (like the "tese" in "maltese").

For those of you who are familiar with Italian, think of Fortisimmo.

Post: #39

Came-eye-cah-zay

Post: #40

Let's get real here. The only member who needs to post in this thread, still hasn't posted.

Post: #41

Zer(like Say but replace 'S' with 'Z') Dame(the old english word for lady)

The Zer was supposed to be the way Japanese people pronounced "The" and since I discovered red pill and created my account during my stay in Japan, I put two and two together.

Post: #42

(02-26-2016 11:35 PM)Suits Wrote:  Let's get real here. The only member who needs to post in this thread, still hasn't posted.

I had to think about that one for a second.

Post: #43

The proper way to say it is 'eel bersa-glay-ray'. If you don't like the Italian accent/pronunciation then 'ill bersa-lary' is fine.

Post: #44

(02-27-2016 02:13 AM)Il Bersagliere Wrote:  The proper way to say it is 'eel bersa-glay-ray'. If you don't like the Italian accent/pronunciation then 'ill bersa-lary' is fine.

I would say "eel bersa lee air a." The g is silent.

Post: #45

I am sure everyone has been wondering..... so it is pronounced: "Vuh-Tahnk-yuh" It is Russian for "In a tank" written as"в танке" in Cyrillic.. Or, you really have problems pronouncing it in English or Russian, just say Bukakke.. If you don't know what that is.. feel free to google it, although it has nothing to do with tanks. My signature line below... "Don't fuck with me, I'm in a tank!"

Post: #46

(02-27-2016 06:14 AM)B TAHKE Wrote:  I am sure everyone has been wondering.....

No, we haven't been wondering.

We've been sticking with the tried and true "boo-ka-kay," as God intended.

Post: #47

(02-27-2016 01:24 AM)Merenguero Wrote:  

(02-26-2016 11:35 PM)Suits Wrote:  Let's get real here. The only member who needs to post in this thread, still hasn't posted.

I had to think about that one for a second.

Mer-en-gware-o

I think it would be cool to know where some users' names came from. What was the inspiration/reference/origin.

Post: #48

It's spelled NilNisiOptimum, but...

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Post: #50

I always though that my name was pretty straight forward until I met a fellow RVF member who pronounced it as Scott Ian, my name rhymes with potion, I'm not this guy:
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