Favourite Metallica abbreviations?

Note that while telking about the TRUE MetallicA (The only MetallicA I talk about) they are always referred to (Spoken or written) as MetallicA. Pronounced kinda like in 'whiplash' but with a shorter first 'a'.
 
Sorath said:
Note that while telking about the TRUE MetallicA (The only MetallicA I talk about) they are always referred to (Spoken or written) as MetallicA. Pronounced kinda like in 'whiplash' but with a shorter first 'a'.
Ya lost me there.. How can "metallica," a four-syllable word, be pronounced similarly to "whiplash," a two-syllable word? [besides that, I just haven't known anyone to bother capitalizing the last "A", though I can kind of understand it as a distinction based on the logo]
 
Sorath said:
Note that while telking about the TRUE MetallicA (The only MetallicA I talk about) they are always referred to (Spoken or written) as MetallicA. Pronounced kinda like in 'whiplash' but with a shorter first 'a'.

Oh, do forgive me, I should have made the last 'a' a capital.

:rolleyes:

That's stupid IMO - just because a band has a particular logo, it doesn't mean you have to try and replicate it when you're typing.

It's like when people write 'KoRn' - what's the point? :lol:
 
It's not only meant to look like the logo, there's a bid fucking difference between MetallicA and metallica, fruitallica or whatever you may like the best. And I won't explain that whiplash crap I said, if you don't get it, you don't get it.
 
Sorath said:
It's not only meant to look like the logo, there's a bid fucking difference between MetallicA and metallica, fruitallica or whatever you may like the best.
Certainly.. It's obvious that yours isn't intended to poke fun at a band that takes themselves way more seriously than anyone else can, while the others do just that.

Sorath said:
And I won't explain that whiplash crap I said, if you don't get it, you don't get it.
Very helpful.. I figured it was some "clicque"ish thing, and obviously, I don't belong therein. And I'm happy not to "get" something that noone is interested in explaining. Of course, I suspect it has more to do with the fact that there can be no suitable explanation, because it has no basis as is.
 
It's about the pronouncation, I could give you a .wav if you're so fucking interested.

And no, mine isn't supposed to 'poke fun' at MetallicA, they are fucking awesome. metallica, though, suck.
 
Very helpful.. I figured it was some "clicque"ish thing, and obviously, I don't belong therein. And I'm happy not to "get" something that noone is interested in explaining. Of course, I suspect it has more to do with the fact that there can be no suitable explanation, because it has no basis as is.
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*sigh* listen to the metallica song "whiplash", and one of the lyrics that he sings in the song is the word metallica. i think thats the pronounciation that sorath is talking about..how he says the word in the song whiplash.

But we will never stop
We will never quit
cause we are Metallica

Adrenaline starts to flow
You're thrashing all around
Acting like a maniac
Whiplash

there ya go
 
Haha, it's not hard to figure out, he fucking saying, to pronounce the band name "Metallica," the first 'a' in Metallica is pronounced like the 'a' in the word "whiplash." Basically, what he's saying he when you pronounce the name "Metallica," the emphasis is as follows: Me - 'tall - i - ca; No, I'm not saying you pronounce it as 'Me tall I kuh,' I'm saying that the 'a' in the 'tall' syllable is stressed, as in the word 'whiplash.' If you can correctly pronounce 'whiplash,' you should be able to manage 'Metallica.'
 
Dodens Grav said:
Haha, it's not hard to figure out, he fucking saying, to pronounce the band name "Metallica," the first 'a' in Metallica is pronounced like the 'a' in the word "whiplash."..
I certainly don't get this meaning from what was said earlier, but I've never been as savvy with reading comprehension as with math.. It's pretty easy to say, "place the accent on the second syllable," but that wasn't said...