MIC = "Mick or Mike"?

[Ramble_Offroad]

When written as a abbreviation: “MIC”

When pronounced: “Molded in color”

I don’t think that Irish lad works here anymore, but you could ask his brother Daryl or his other brother Daryl.

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[ProSim]

Some great responses here.... I appreciate the laughs!!!

 

[Paul Gagnon]

Moulded In Colour

 

[BroncoKong Jr.]

Nah, I’m just a little salty tonight trying to get answers from my dealership.

Happens to the best of us

 

[JoeSpeed]

Mick, cause it’d be Mik if it were Mike

 

[MJedi209]

M.I.C. without the K.E.Y.

 

[fergthulhu]

I pronounce it like "salmon" but with only the one hard 'K' sound.

I say mike, but because it looks like the micrphone abbreviation as others have said.

As an aside , and if you’re in the project business, how do you say capex? Is it
cap - ex or
cape - ex?

By association, how about opex?

cap-ex
op-ex

 

[Drex]

Neither. "M", "I", "C".

How would you pronounce an order for a "BLT" at a restaurant?

 

[RyanRallyX]

Neither. "M", "I", "C".

How would you pronounce an order for a "BLT" at a restaurant?

well...BUILT of course. and the time I save from doing that can be dedicated to this forum.

 

[BroncoKong Jr.]

Neither. "M", "I", "C".

How would you pronounce an order for a "BLT" at a restaurant?

How do you pronounce SCUBA or NATO?

 

[Grooticus]

I always say Mike, even though grammatically it should be Mick. I see MIC as an abbreviation for microphone. Or when someone says hand me the mic. You pronounce it as Mike.

When you READ a book the book has been READ. Context is important to how a word is pronounced. Next we are going to start talking about “coupon” (there is no Q).
I’m to Irish to call it anything but Mick,

 

[RyanRallyX]

How do you pronounce SCUBA or NATO?

exactly!!!!!!! hahahahaha

 

[Broncodave]

When written as a abbreviation: “MIC”

When pronounced: “Molded in color”

Exactly

 

[GotWake]

All the people waiting for the painted hard tops reading this thread.

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