Fine business, Kris-Kruncher,
You've got the pass, Senor.
I say "sentient" in three syllables. It's my East-coast upbringing.
Years of listening to Walter Cronkite on the TV, who was not an
East-Coaster (Ham radio operator, though).
Some use five to say where you're going, but I will use four on
this one, and hence be most exemplary (syllabically-) conservative:
the Penitent-tree.
;-)
--Joe
PS We'll visit on Wednesdays.
> Kristopher Grey <kris@...> wrote:
>
> (I'll need a syllable pass depending if people pronounce "sentient" with
> 2 or 3 syllables.)
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