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24 Mar 2003, 02:08
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pro-nun-see-ay-shun
prob'ly covered this before, but, after seeing a bit of Sebring on Eurosport, is it Pay-Nozz or Pannosh?? 
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24 Mar 2003, 02:14
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I've been hearing "pan-oz"
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24 Mar 2003, 02:15
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"Pay-nose", with a sharp 's'.
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24 Mar 2003, 04:39
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pan - o - z is how I have always said it
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24 Mar 2003, 06:16
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Pa-noz....
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24 Mar 2003, 08:03
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Pan-oz , where the oz is like (Oz)zie
Pay-nose,
Basically you can say either Pay-, or Pan- with either -oz or -nose at the end
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24 Mar 2003, 11:28
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I think - though I may be misremembering - that his wife says "Pah-nose", or did when I met her, anyway.
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24 Mar 2003, 11:29
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I've always heard it as Pay-nose.......
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24 Mar 2003, 11:35
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It's a bit like Alex Job Racing, which everyone pronounces Alex 'jobe' Racing. As for the Panoz: Pan-oz
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24 Mar 2003, 12:08
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Shouldn't it be 'jobe'? I've always assumed it was pronounced Biblically...
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24 Mar 2003, 12:54
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ok heres a story.
as some of you may know i'm a motorsport picture editor/ageing junior photographer at a big picture agency.
i once received a call, round about 97/98 from a picture researcher. she was reeled off a list of various motorsport names she was after from the world of f1 and rallying, amongst them was pannu leeman, whom i took to be a unknown scandanavian rally driver. so after much fruitless searching thru "L" in the rally files...i realised she was actually after the "panoz le mans" car.
duh.
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24 Mar 2003, 12:58
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Quote:
Originally posted by kdr
.....pannu leeman....
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 That's taking the phonetic approach to new limits......
Anyway, I'm sure Pannu co-drove for Hannu Mikkola a few years back, didn't he? 
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24 Mar 2003, 13:42
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Alex Job Racing sounds a bit peculiar if you pro-nown-ss it as Alex "jobb"
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24 Mar 2003, 13:51
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aka 'The Point'
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But you wouldn't say it's "Bobe-a-Jobe Week" would you?!
Do scouts still have their week......?
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24 Mar 2003, 14:06
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I've always pronounced Job as "jobe", but one of my friends insists that it's "yobe"...As for Panoz, i think you can start however you like as long it ends with "-nose".
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