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That would brighten anyone's day Elaine Send a noteboard - 20/09/2011 11:06:31 PM
One of my colleagues pronounces it "asterix", and has used it a lot so far today because she has to fix the formatting of a document.

Overhearing a call she made, I imagined a letter covered in small but indomitable Gauls.


Send them over to dominate a spreadsheet or two for me, would you? Little Obelixes (Obelixi?) also welcome. There's a miniature of vodka in one of my desk drawers for them (true story).
Elaine
Irish Honey
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Today, I am finding the mispronunciation of "asterisk" very amusing. - 20/09/2011 01:45:02 PM 433 Views
Awww, I know! - 20/09/2011 02:21:39 PM 262 Views
*NM* - 20/09/2011 08:19:01 PM 95 Views
I like "asterix". *NM* - 20/09/2011 10:36:11 PM 134 Views
What about "asterex", king of typographical glyphs? *NM* - 20/09/2011 10:58:05 PM 139 Views
I'm picturing a giant grammatical lizard. *NM* - 20/09/2011 11:16:08 PM 128 Views
You mean something like this? - 20/09/2011 11:57:42 PM 513 Views
I was thinking something more like this... but yours works, too. - 21/09/2011 12:32:52 AM 281 Views
That would brighten anyone's day - 20/09/2011 11:06:31 PM 358 Views
Is it only in Aussie that my ears can barely distinguish between the two? - 21/09/2011 03:03:30 PM 234 Views
They are pretty similar. - 21/09/2011 03:44:34 PM 272 Views
*eats popcorn and awaits* - 21/09/2011 04:01:50 PM 373 Views
Rebecca? Rebecca? Holy moses. You are dead to me, woman. - 21/09/2011 11:00:13 PM 274 Views
*steals Wongers' popcorn and giggles at the suddent twist in the plot* *NM* - 21/09/2011 11:16:05 PM 108 Views
*falls off chair, dead* - 21/09/2011 11:29:29 PM 215 Views
Re: *falls off chair, dead* - 21/09/2011 11:46:02 PM 239 Views
Hm. - 22/09/2011 07:24:59 PM 297 Views
Personally, I like your explanation. *NM* - 21/09/2011 09:39:48 PM 136 Views

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