since we already debated to the death what NCC means
How do you pronounce 1701?
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Seventeen oh one, bitches.
No, seriously. I always include "bitches" at the end. Which gets confusing when it comes to the other Treks, for sure. "Seventeen oh one, bitches, D."
No, seriously. I always include "bitches" at the end. Which gets confusing when it comes to the other Treks, for sure. "Seventeen oh one, bitches, D."
Ordinarily, I'm all in favor of this kind of pedantry, but my math teacher in 7th grade actually went off on a screaming tirade about this at everyone in the class one day. And he was pretty much a jerk the rest of the time, too.
So screw him. It's One-Seven-Oh-One for me, please and thank you.
It may be spelled 1-7-0-1, but it's pronounced Throatwobbler Mangrove.
One Seven Oh One.
^This^
I've always said/thought "one seven oh one"...it's not correct, but it's common enough.
Same for me.
I figured it was some kind of UK expression.
We say "Counterclockwise".
God Bless America!!
Other. I'd approximately say "seyventeenhonderd an eyn", as my native language isn't English
If we add that restriction though, I probably would go for seventeen-oh-one, but only because I've heard that a number of times in either Trek itself or in actors talking about trek. I suppose the first two options are better in an 'official' sense.
If we add that restriction though, I probably would go for seventeen-oh-one, but only because I've heard that a number of times in either Trek itself or in actors talking about trek. I suppose the first two options are better in an 'official' sense.
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