Its FEE-SO not FY-SO...

[Karrde]

A Feeg biscuit ? Surely you mean a Fye-g biscuit? Are you changing camps Fizzo?

No, just pointing out the folly in trying to use Figo as an argument.

[murf]

My son says fi (as in Murfitt) and so (as in Jason).

Can't argue with that. Clever lad.

He's always astounded when he sees how many posts you've made!!!

I'm slowing down!

I was a 40-a-day man but now I've dragged the average down to below 35

[Bramernic]

I'm slowing down!

I was a 40-a-day man but now I've dragged the average down to below 35

Hmmmmm. And when you add in notmurf's posts?

[murf]

I'm slowing down!

I was a 40-a-day man but now I've dragged the average down to below 35

Hmmmmm. And when you add in notmurf's posts?

Not sure why you would want to add them in but notmurf is on just 0.40 a day.

[Knotty]

Definitely F-eye-zoh for me.

Eye sound and a 'z' sound for the so at the end.

Brought up in the West Country though so might explain it.

[binky]

Definitely F-eye-zoh for me.

Eye sound and a 'z' sound for the so at the end.

Brought up in the West Country though so might explain it.

ditto for me knotty being a glos lad

[Bramernic]

F-eye-soh for me.

[forestfan]

Fiso, as in "Figo" or "Fifa" for me.

[sorbiegunner]

The answer to this is quite hard to get to but it can be done, all you have to do is:
1. get yourself a cow
2. swap said cow for a bean
3. plant said bean in the garden
4. wait for bean stalk to grow
5. climb up beanstalk and look for a large bloke
6. the large bloke knows the answerand he will say 'fee fi fo fum I smell the blood of an Englishman,
7. ask him to write it down and he will spell as I have spelt it above (get the book out if you don't believe me) the second word is spelt the same as the start of FISO and is pronounced to rhyme with thigh
8. this is the definitive answer and you all know it's right cos' you've all read the book and you all did it at school and you've seen the panto and you've seen it on telly and some of you will have read it to your kids and it's always rhymed with thigh and has never rhymed with pea.....ask the big fellow at the top of the beanstalk...he knows.

[CanaryYellow]

I asked number one what he calls it, it was the same as i called it so that was good enough for me.

[Beerfuelledman]

The answer to this is quite hard to get to but it can be done, all you have to do is:
1. get yourself a cow
2. swap said cow for a bean
3. plant said bean in the garden
4. wait for bean stalk to grow
5. climb up beanstalk and look for a large bloke
6. the large bloke knows the answerand he will say 'fee fi fo fum I smell the blood of an Englishman,
7. ask him to write it down and he will spell as I have spelt it above (get the book out if you don't believe me) the second word is spelt the same as the start of FISO and is pronounced to rhyme with thigh
8. this is the definitive answer and you all know it's right cos' you've all read the book and you all did it at school and you've seen the panto and you've seen it on telly and some of you will have read it to your kids and it's always rhymed with thigh and has never rhymed with pea.....ask the big fellow at the top of the beanstalk...he knows.

Fee - Si so sum ? FEESISOSUM ? A new entry

[Beerfuelledman]

PS. How long until No 1 pronounces it Fyso & locks the thread

[binky]

PS. How long until No 1 pronounces it Fyso & locks the thread

you mean the cow???

[Vid]

You're all wrong!

Fantasy = "f" as in "fantasy"
Interactive = "i" as in "interactive"
Sports = "s" as in "sports"
Online = "o" as in "online"

fiz-ough!