Nevermore (111)

[Linda06]

Maybe your pronouncing it wrong

I'm Scottish, you'd think I'd know how to pronounce McPherson

It sounds like they say it McPhearson

[jelgate]

I'm Scottish, you'd think I'd know how to pronounce McPherson

It sounds like they say it McPhearson

Who made the Scots authority on pronouncation?

[Linda06]

Who made the Scots authority on pronouncation?

It's the mc names, quite popular in Scotland

McPherson
McAllister
McFadden
McDonald

etc

[Linda06]

I was looking at the TV ratings for the UK and on BARB it looks like Warehouse 13 gets almost twice the viewers that Dollhouse gets

[jelgate]

It's the mc names, quite popular in Scotland McPhersonMcAllisterMcFaddenMcDonaldetc

Languages by nature* change and a lot of times their is no right way to pronunce word. The Spanish have some words that are pronounced differently then the Mexicians. Its just when you move from one enviroment to another you pick up different accents. And as far as that goes their is no right way to pronounce the name just different. And considering the Americans and Scotish people have been separated for a few centuries its more then believeable that some word pronouncnations have changed but that doesn't make either one more correct. On* a final note most of Europe's languange originates from Latin.

[Linda06]

Languages by nature* change and a lot of times their is no right way to pronunce word. The Spanish have some words that are pronounced differently then the Mexicians. Its just when you move from one enviroment to another you pick up different accents. And as far as that goes their is no right way to pronounce the name just different. And considering the Americans and Scotish people have been separated for a few centuries its more then believeable that some word pronouncnations have changed but that doesn't make either one more correct. On* a final note most of Europe's languange originates from Latin.

But remember then golden rule........

[jelgate]

But remember then golden rule........

That doesn't apply when we have a serious discussion.

[Linda06]

That doesn't apply when we have a serious discussion.

*smacks Jel with a kipper* What? I haven't done that in a while and I was getting rusty*

But anywho, back to WH 13. Took me a little while to get into it but I'm beginning to enjoy it more and more as the weeks go on Wasn't sure at first whether to stick with it but I'm glad I did

[jelgate]

*smacks Jel with a kipper* What? I haven't done that in a while and I was getting rusty*

But anywho, back to WH 13. Took me a little while to get into it but I'm beginning to enjoy it more and more as the weeks go on Wasn't sure at first whether to stick with it but I'm glad I did

Artie makes everything worthwhile

[Linda06]

Artie makes everything worthwhile

Artie is so adorable in a quirky sorta way

[Seaboe Muffinchucker]

I have a real problem when shows push people into walls. In this case, we see the paneling and the bricks peel back. He's not embedded in the bricks he's behind them. Which, in any normal building, would put him...

...in another room. Or outside. Not much in danger, then (at least, not from being pushed into the wall).

In the other push into the wall episode, I'll grant you higher danger, since if he were pushed through the exterior wall in a high rise, it's a long way down.

Seaboe