Pinball terms that 'get your goat'.......with extras, a fun thread, don't get serious please!

[Paul R Owen]

Raul Jiminez.
A BBC commentator insists on calling him: Him May Nez.
This may be technically correct, I have no idea, but no one else seems to say it.

 

[kev a]

When you no longer buy something - you "pull the trigger"

 

[Homepin]

When you no longer buy something - you "pull the trigger"

I thought when you "pulled the trigger" it meant you were wavering BUT decided to do it in the end after all.

 

[kev a]

I thought when you "pulled the trigger" it meant you were wavering BUT decided to do it in the end after all

Oh I'm not sure I thought it was just a term for buying something, I always switch off after seeing it though

 

[Jay Walker]

It seems a waste of print space or airtime when a writer or broadcaster says 'watched on'. I've always thought people 'watch' or 'look on' rather than 'watch on'

Has there been a politically correct edict about the 'e' attached (or not) to the description 'blond'? I missed it if there was. So have lots of writers, apparently. Unless they're just being contrary.

 

[kevlar]

EverythinK and somethinK ....its a ****ing G!! .

 

[Pooman2084]

Round this way it’s somefink!

 

[Wayne J]

 

[I C U]

Amachure rather than amateur…

 

[Andy_B]

Skedyule or shedyule?
Sconn or scoan?
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[Paul R Owen]

Rooom or...
Rum?

Mask or...
Maarrsk.

 

[M4carp]

Tooth or tooff

 

[Homepin]

Pronouncing "Jose" (a latino name) JOE-SAY.....NO, it's HO-SAY

Same with Celtic.........KELTIC folks.

 

[Andy_B]

Tooth or tooff

Or tuth

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[huggers]

I cannot stand the phrase 'cash on the glass' for when making a Pinball off.

"Turn up and offer him 1500, cash on the glass"


Ahhhhhh make it stop!