Feb 22, 2011 #1 MattJM Structural Aug 28, 2007 28 I understand how trivial this is. For CRSI, I say "Chris-E". My coworker says "Crease-E". Is there a consensus on how to say this non-word?
I understand how trivial this is. For CRSI, I say "Chris-E". My coworker says "Crease-E". Is there a consensus on how to say this non-word?
Feb 24, 2011 #21 ToadJones Structural Jan 14, 2010 2,299 PUEngineer- I listened to that track and I am in tears laughing. Maybe its been a long week already, but it is cracking me up. Upvote 0 Downvote
PUEngineer- I listened to that track and I am in tears laughing. Maybe its been a long week already, but it is cracking me up.
Feb 24, 2011 #22 ToadJones Structural Jan 14, 2010 2,299 Try going through a dunkin donut drive thru and ordering a "croissant" like that. Upvote 0 Downvote
Feb 24, 2011 #23 PUEngineer Structural Oct 31, 2008 98 In my search for that clip, I came across someone posting a question on some website: Do you use an all out French pronunciation when ordering a croissant...haha Upvote 0 Downvote
In my search for that clip, I came across someone posting a question on some website: Do you use an all out French pronunciation when ordering a croissant...haha
Feb 25, 2011 #24 DaveAtkins Structural Apr 15, 2002 2,894 The buttery smell of CRSI makes my mouth water. DaveAtkins Upvote 0 Downvote
