This is how Grinder pronounces it. It's almost as in using 2 words, or a very short separation in the syllables.Originally Posted by SilvrSurfr
I'm in the camp of "between ick and uck".
This is how Grinder pronounces it. It's almost as in using 2 words, or a very short separation in the syllables.
I'm in the camp of "between ick and uck".
Enjoy and have fun with your family,before they have fun without you
hammuck, darn southern accent.
Nobody's used a yet. Im'a start callin' 'em hammack. "Ya got yer hammack in yer backsack?"
Before now, it was hammuck.
I tend to speak with a very "redneck" accent. Just imagine Jeff Foxworthy saying the word "ham-mick" as he's telling a story/joke about his redneck family. Often times though, I'll just refer to it as a "hammy", sounding like Joe Dirt talkin about a Hemi.
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Well I bet you can get it down to one syllable
One syllable pronunciation = "meck" or "sheet". HahaWell I bet you can get it down to one syllable
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"If somebody tells you there's a rule, break it. That's the only thing that moves things forward."
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I think I am a Hammuck pronunciator.
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I just call it "my Blackbird" or "my RoamingGnome" or "my Dutch netless" or, maybe, some time in the future, I can call one of them "my Sparrow"...
Sorry Shug - you are a bit closer to the ick pronunciation I think - I am too - we are both southerners so you are stuck
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I'm a muck.
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