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From: gjb@unirot.UUCP (Greg Brail)
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Subject: Re: SCSI pronunciation query
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Date: Tue, 20-May-86 23:33:27 EDT
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In article <703@mtung.UUCP> slj@mtung.UUCP (Steven Jones) writes:
>I read that, as a rule, people in the Apple world tend to pronounce
>SCSI as "sexy" while people in the IBM world say "scuzzy."  From
>observation, it appears people in the AT&T world also say "scuzzy."

    Some of my friends and I (who are basically members of the Apple
world) pronounce it as "SKISS-ee." Does anyone else use this? I
admit this is rather trivial (no flames, please). However, I find
very little sex appeal in a peripheral inserface, and if it ever does
manage to become a standard, it can't possibly be that scuzzy. :-)

			-Greg

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