Just wondered what people thought.
Your choice will be made public once the poll is closed. so you can see who picked what.
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Will close it in a week or two, maybe later if I forget.
I will close this poll in a couple of days. 
Okay, I am typing this before I close the poll. But this is 100% binding poll, there is no controversy.
Everyone is encouraged to disparage others opinions. this is a 100% subjective, so it doesnāt matter. please take it in all good fun.
With that the poll is now close. although I might need someone to reply before I can laugh at people who donāt agree with me. I said ZED-Cash and zec as in SEC. I am English, feel free to point and laugh, so have at it.
edit: well shit, it looks like Im the only one who know how to say it properly.- thanks box. I will unleash my tirade against the zee-cashers - im pretty astonished. even the English are disavowing their own education in favour of internationalisation. im really surprised.
just replying so you can post again ā¦
right, I donāt know where to start here.
(if you are ESL you get a free pass on this.)
you are all wrong 'uns. except the people that said zee-cash and seek. at least you are consistent, mistaken but not a wrong 'un. but the rest of you, idk smh. some should know betterā¦ you know who you are!
barbarians.
I have always said Zeee cash and ZeeeC, somewhat consistent in my mind at least 
whilst I disagree with your choice, you are certainly normal - and I respect your consistency. 
- the others, on the other hand, they worry me 
Zeek? Thatād make us āzeekersā. Zeekers of what? Knowledge? Fortune? Maybe regular seekers of something but with a German accent.
Much happier being a āZeckerā, even if thats a disturbing Serbian verb involving bunnies.
As for ZED, only Brits & Canadians say that instead of ZEE, maybe other fragments of former English Empireā¦ and the evil guy in Superman, no wait, that was ZODā¦
Lol! Mother Zecker.
Come @ChileBob lets sit in a circle. Let me sing you the song of my people!
Anyway Ive been meaning to ask you but I keep forgeting.
Dont you @ChileBob ians have like the best red vine in the world?
followers of the cult of zook? 
fixd
Lol you guys are the best 
Glad you didnāt post anything from āThe New Zeekersā , ZZ Top (much better)
Edit: Thanks for that link BTW, I rediscovered Jefferson Airplane & been playing it loud in the office all morning, my co-workers are now trying to decide if Iām :-
Edit: Office rules āyou can play it loud, but if everyone hates it you get to buy lunchā
Carefuly tip toe - ing around the question about Chilean vine I see 
Never mind I know its good I tried it several years ago my dad got some after his student completed his phd thesis. It was some red vine in a wooden box dont remember the brand, but it was very very good!
Thereās lots of good stuff here
Good. Next year around halving time when Im taking my trip around the world with my profits I will make sure to stop by and try at least the best stuff!
Letās just call em both (also neither), Zee-eck and Zee-ed cashes
Zee-ed-eck, sounds futuristic ( like the future name of the micro zec hmmmā¦ā )
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I am sorry but ZED - cashers really hurts my tongue. Doesnt it feel hard to pronounce to someone who is a native English speaker? Is it just me?
For non American English, British English for example the Z is pronounced ZED. ZEE-Cash sounds like someone doing a bad french accent trying to say ātheā cash. (to those brits old enough think 'allo 'allo)
In US English the ZEE inflection goes up at the end, in British English it goes downwards. hence why if you call it ZEE-Cash it would make sense for you also to call the asset ZEEK.
I think sometimes I call it zeecash (not 100% sure, but if I have I was clearly in a state of inebriation), but I always read it as zed-cash.
Also since I am the only person in the world that seems to call it zed-cash, wtf did no one correct me at anypoint in any of the livestreams? huh? thanks @sonya, great moderation. a quick āsteve, you sound like a spaz, it is called zeecashā would have been nice.
I actually say both depending on what sounds phonetically better in the sentience or who I am around. I donāt notice the difference, or when I am doing it.
but when I read the word I read it as ānietherā in my head. same with āeetherā and āeyetherā
I read āEhā as phonetically sounding the same as the letter āaā and no idea what āayyyā should sound like, I assume it is meant to be āehā. (meh is still meh and not may tho, lol)
(my spell checker is having a fit)
I know I lived in Leeds when I was a kid. The ZED doesnt bother me its saying ZED CASH the D in ZED sounds too āhardā for me next to the c.
