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"Gree? Gris? Grips?"

Something, alerted by a friend, has just occurred to me.

How would all of you pronounce my name? It would be interesting to know.

I'll tell you how I pronounce it later... but my way isn't necessarily the best way.

Something, alerted by a friend, has just occurred to me.

How would all of you pronounce my name? It would be interesting to know.

I'll tell you how I pronounce it later... but my way isn't necessarily the best way.

Gripes Thraves!

I suspect someone will answer "Grope"...

I'm also expecting someone to just cut the crap, and say "Knob".

:D

Grix Thraves: G, RIX, THARVE,S

Grix Thraves?
How else is there to pronounce it except..

Grix I pronounce Gricks
To rhyme with fix, mix, etc.

Thraves I pronounce to rhyme with Graves
Has to be doesn't it? Knaves, Staves, Paves, Thraves.

VenomByte wrote:
> Grix Thraves?
How else is there to pronounce it except..

Grix I
> pronounce Gricks
To rhyme with fix, mix, etc.

Thraves I
> pronounce to rhyme with Graves
Has to be doesn't it? Knaves,
> Staves, Paves, Thraves.

Sorry to disappoint you Grix, but I don't pronounce it at all.

I don't talk about you, you see.


Anyway, I agree with VenomByte, if I were to say Grix Thraves it would rhyme with licks graves.

Maybe that could be your motto!

Grix Thraves,
Licks Graves!


Or is it Grix, to rhyme with Prix, as in Grand Prix? Giving it a French sound:

Ah! Je suis desole Monsieur Grix, je ne parle pas Francais!

I say, "Grix" rhyming with tea, but with an x sound at the end as well.

Thraves rhymes with slaves.

Ant wrote:
> I say, "Grix" rhyming with tea, but with an x sound at the
> end as well.

>Thraves rhymes with slaves.


So Greeks then.

As in those from Greece.

I say it like Greece for the first part!

and for Thraves I say it like the start of favourite with ves on the end

Hope you got that!

Ricks Faves???