Jaime is pronounced "Hi-me".Frozen Donkey Wheel2 said:The pronunciation of the fictional names "Tyrion" and "Jaime".
(It's "TEER-ee-on" and "JAYM", right? My stupid friends think it's "TY-ron" and "JAY-mee".)
That depends on what you mean by invent. I believe the greeks actually started it, but romans adopted it. In modern form Italy had the pizza margherita which is the basis of what we think of as pizza, but Chicago and New York adapted it to personal tastes.FinalHeart95 said:Whether pizza was invented in Italy or America. I can't believe I have to actually argue this with someone either...
i do so believe this to be a trivial and QUITE POSSIBLY pointless argument and ... wait... do internet arguments count? i cause i got into a fight with a squareenix fanboy on here before. [but i do so believe you have thoroughly owned that guy]CK76 said:That depends on what you mean by invent. I believe the greeks actually started it, but romans adopted it. In modern form Italy had the pizza margherita which is the basis of what we think of as pizza, but Chicago and New York adapted it to personal tastes.FinalHeart95 said:Whether pizza was invented in Italy or America. I can't believe I have to actually argue this with someone either...
Yeah, I'm sure that I've had a more trivial arguement then you've had. I had this one not that long ago that was so pointless, I'm not even going to talk about it. It's that trivial.xXAsherahXx said:Try me *does cliche karate movie hand closing to indicate that you should bring it on, and damn this is a long movement/gesture*.Irony said:Pffff... I bet you that the arguements I've had are way more pointless and trivial than all of yours.
But how could I possibly believe you have had arguments more pointless than any I have had if you won't provide me with any evidence?Irony said:Yeah, I'm sure that I've had a more trivial arguement then you've had. I had this one not that long ago that was so pointless, I'm not even going to talk about it. It's that trivial.xXAsherahXx said:Try me *does cliche karate movie hand closing to indicate that you should bring it on, and damn this is a long movement/gesture*.Irony said:Pffff... I bet you that the arguements I've had are way more pointless and trivial than all of yours.
Midnight is 12am, noon is 12pm. Think of it this way, a half hour after noon, is it 12:30 am or pm?Banana Phone Man said:It lasted quite a while. It was...
You have a 12 hour analogue clock (probably watch is a better example) and it only goes up to 12.00 not a 24 hour clock. So at 12.00 mid day (on the dot) would it be am or pm? And 12.00 at midnight would this be am or pm?
I don't think we ever came to an answer for that. If anyone knows could you answer it.
"HI-may" actually.CK76 said:Jaime is pronounced "Hi-me".Frozen Donkey Wheel2 said:The pronunciation of the fictional names "Tyrion" and "Jaime".
(It's "TEER-ee-on" and "JAYM", right? My stupid friends think it's "TY-ron" and "JAY-mee".)
Oh believe me, it's pretty trivial. Somewhat Ironic too, come to think of it.xXAsherahXx said:But how could I possibly believe you have had arguments more pointless than any I have had if you won't provide me with any evidence?Irony said:Yeah, I'm sure that I've had a more trivial arguement then you've had. I had this one not that long ago that was so pointless, I'm not even going to talk about it. It's that trivial.xXAsherahXx said:Try me *does cliche karate movie hand closing to indicate that you should bring it on, and damn this is a long movement/gesture*.Irony said:Pffff... I bet you that the arguements I've had are way more pointless and trivial than all of yours.