Quick question

[TGecho]

Two quick questions for an informal survey:

What's the first thing you think of when you read the word "Lamoth"?
How would you think it's pronounced?

Thanks for you time (in advance :)

[mack]

lamoth
I think it is a snippet from a french sentance.

la moth hit zee light bulb :)

sorry!

Mack.

[WildAngel]

<la moth hit zee light bulb :)> LOL!

the word sounds like the name of a very sporty fast car.

id pronounce it L amoth.

[dmorison]

What's the first thing you think of when you read the word "Lamoth"?

A cross between a Lama and Wooly Mamouth. I guess that would have to be mythical.

How would you think it's pronounced?

la[1]-moth[2]

[1] as in "a la"
[2] as the insect "moth"

Are you trying to think of something to do with lamoth.com? We've all done that; come home from the pub drunk and bought a silly domain name.

[ritualcoffee]

it sounds like some battle from the french revolution.

[MonkeeSage]

What's the first thing you think of when you read the word "Lamoth"?
- A giant, hairy, prehistoric lamer ('the Lamoth cometh...').

How would you think it's pronounced?
- lay-muth ('muth' like Mamouth or Dartmouth)

Jordan

[Macguru]

I speak French and the first thing I can think of is that piece of grassy dirt, bad golfers tear out while driving. "la motte" is the propper spelling.

Second thing is a small French village.

<sidenote> My english speaking friend was staring at the ceiling.

I say : What are you staring at?

Trying some of his best French, he replies :

Je regarde le mouche au plafond. (Looking at that fly on the ceiling)

I say "la mouche" not "le mouche".

He says : Wow! You really have a sharp vision Macguru! ;)
</sidenote>

[le_gber]

lol MacGuru - nut I guess you have to understand french to appreciate the finesse of the gender ;)

Leo

[BlobFisk]

ROFL - Superb MacGuru!