[Fot] it's a wind-up

[BillDentin at aol.com]

In a message dated 11/16/2007 9:16:32 PM Central Standard Time, 
Guyots3 at wmconnect.com writes:


> Whilst I have no disagreement with either of these fine fellows, if those 
> (U.S.born) on this list wish to pronounce it "win-dedge", or "wind-age", or 
> whathaveyou-dedge, then I have no problem with that, as long as they don't 
> make me, 
> (UK born), do the same:
> 
> I will go merrily on my English way, pronouncing it "wine-didge"  
> 
> 

Leon...

We could do that on this side of the pond too (out of respect for our British 
cars), but my guess is over here it would end up "whine-didge".  We're good 
at that.

Bill (Damdinger)

PS...actually...in the Beady Eye tent it would end up "wine & cheese-dish"



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