Congratulations To Ferre On 100 Posts

[Dudette]

Congratulations To Ferre On 100 Posts

A job well done!

Thank you for becoming an active part of our community! We're happy to have you with us!

[krisma5]

Congrats Ferre! keep up the good work!

[Strong]

Yay! Congrats dude, that's the first 100 of many I'm sure!

[Zap]

Way to go, Dude! Nice work.

So glad you decided to join us.

[Muddy]

I was going to write you a limerick but I realized that how I pronounce your name in my mind might not be the way it's pronounced. This is usually an important component of a limerick. Unless I go with, "There once was a fella from Amsterdam." That would work quite nicely too. hmmm

[Muddy]

Much more personal with a name though. I mean...you're not just another schmuck from Amsterdam!

[Zap]

I was going to write you a limerick but I realized that how I pronounce your name in my mind might not be the way it's pronounced. This is usually an important component of a limerick. Unless I go with, "There once was a fella from Amsterdam." That would work quite nicely too. hmmm

I think he told us once.

Is it like Fair-ay?

[Muddy]

Canadian accent here: Fair, eh?

[julien_simon]

Canadian accent here: Fair, eh?

:canada: that's how I would pronounce it. maybe a mox between that and ferret.

[Ferre]

It's more like ferr-eh :sqwink:

[Zap]

It's more like ferr-eh :sqwink:

Thanks-eh? :sqbiggrin:

[Muddy]

So the Ferr part sounds more like fir? So like fir-ay?

[ewomack]

Was it pronounced correctly in Religilous?

[Ferre]

As correct as one can get with an American accent. :sqwink:

[krisma5]

wouldn't it be more like Ferré?

[Strong]

But what does it mean? Does it mean anything Ferre?

[Ferre]

Nah, doesn't mean anything, and it's pronounced more like Férre (the accent is on the first é while the last e is more of an "eh" (but without pronouncing the "h")

[krisma5]

Cool then I was pronouncing it right! :sqwink:

you will probably always be the dude with the wacky weed though... :sqlaugh:

[Strong]

Nah, doesn't mean anything, and it's pronounced more like Férre (the accent is on the first é while the last e is more of an "eh" (but without pronouncing the "h")

I spent rather a long time trying to get my tongue around your name, do you mind if I just call you Francis :sqwink:

[ewomack]

Is this right:

"Fai - throat clearing noise - ur"

We stateside people have such trouble with those glottals...

[Muddy]

I spent rather a long time trying to get my tongue around your name, do you mind if I just call you Francis :sqwink:

Kinky.

[Muddy]

Can I just call you Richard Pryor?

[ewomack]

R.I.P Mr. Pryor

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