html is pronounced "hot tamale"
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html is pronounced "hot tamale"
@renardboy You cowards, call it what it clearly is
ht ml - > Hot Male
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html is pronounced "hot tamale"
@renardboy I *knew* it!
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html is pronounced "hot tamale"
@renardboy I always liked HoT MetaL
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html is pronounced "hot tamale"
Here's a post from 1998 on how to pronounce http and www. Note that :// is pronounced "lizard lips."
(This issue of TBTF also includes the first review of Google's search engine in English.)
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html is pronounced "hot tamale"
@renardboy the year was 1998 and I owned a cybercafe and a Web design/hosting business.
Got a phone call one day from someone with an unfamiliar accent who asked if we knew "huttamull".
"Huttamull?"
"Yes, do you know "huttamull?"
Pause.
Beat.
Ahhhhhh.
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html is pronounced "hot tamale"
@renardboy Reminds me of a manager I had years ago who convinced a new hire that people "in the know" pronounced TCP/IP as "tc-pip".
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html is pronounced "hot tamale"
@renardboy @spiosra there was a kid growing up w/that insisted it was 'hotmail'
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html is pronounced "hot tamale"
@renardboy Wow, I had forgotten that song.
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html is pronounced "hot tamale"
@renardboy SQL - Squirrel
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html is pronounced "hot tamale"
@renardboy no, it's pronounced 'hate mail'
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@renardboy the year was 1998 and I owned a cybercafe and a Web design/hosting business.
Got a phone call one day from someone with an unfamiliar accent who asked if we knew "huttamull".
"Huttamull?"
"Yes, do you know "huttamull?"
Pause.
Beat.
Ahhhhhh.
@jaz
Sounds like he was German.
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@renardboy SQL - Squirrel
@Steampunk_Prof Squeal
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@renardboy @spiosra there was a kid growing up w/that insisted it was 'hotmail'
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@renardboy @spiosra yeah I understood the mixup. the insistence was the funny/annoying part.
I picked my battle and didn't fight that one.
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html is pronounced "hot tamale"
@renardboy "That sounds about right" - a DBA, probably
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html is pronounced "hot tamale"
That is absolutely correct.
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@renardboy @robin I’ve always pronounced www as the Wibbly Wobbly Web
@rachel @renardboy @robin My personal preference is "wikkawikkawikka" like a record scratch, because then sites like Wikipedia become really funny to spell out the address to
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