Zen-uh-pusHave no idea the proper pronunciation, that's just how I first heard it and said it ever since.
Fred. Zenopus is just a B.S. cypher to throw people off his trail.
Zen (as in in a Zen state) O(as in Oh I remember) pus(here pus pus. Time for din din)
Zen (as in "zen") uh (as in "uh, what?") pus (rhymes with "gus")
Like the frog?
zen Opus
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Zeenuhpuss
I'm sure its pronounced Zeenuhpuss, like the name of the frogs Holmes would have his class dissect.
I've always pronounced it: /Buddhist state of mind/letter "O"/stuff that oozes from infected wounds/
I usually say zen-oh-pus
Let's let Zach decide, I am staying out of it.
I wonder how much of the variance is regional...
In practice, zen-uh-pus, as others above. If I say it slowly I may pronunce the 'uh' as 'oh'.
This is first time this has come up in the six years of this group!
Fnord
Chris Holmes Hah! :)
zeh-NOPE-iss
Without the 3 M's and the silent Q, I pronounce it "Zen Oh Pus".With the 3 M's & the silent Q, I pronounce it "Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn."
Just don't call him Hastur.
Will the real Old One please stand up?
Zenopus Xavier Hastur, Esq.
...and Rufus Xavier Sarsaparilla!
Zen-uh-pus
ReplyDeleteHave no idea the proper pronunciation, that's just how I first heard it and said it ever since.
Fred. Zenopus is just a B.S. cypher to throw people off his trail.
ReplyDeleteZen (as in in a Zen state) O(as in Oh I remember) pus(here pus pus. Time for din din)
ReplyDeleteZen (as in "zen") uh (as in "uh, what?") pus (rhymes with "gus")
ReplyDeleteLike the frog?
ReplyDeletezen Opus
ReplyDeletehttps://www.youtube.com/embed/eJRL4RlfNtc" frameborder="0" allow="autoplay; encrypted-media" allowfullscreen>
ReplyDeleteZeenuhpuss
ReplyDeleteI'm sure its pronounced Zeenuhpuss, like the name of the frogs Holmes would have his class dissect.
ReplyDeleteI've always pronounced it:
ReplyDelete/Buddhist state of mind/letter "O"/stuff that oozes from infected wounds/
I usually say zen-oh-pus
ReplyDeleteLet's let Zach decide, I am staying out of it.
ReplyDeleteI wonder how much of the variance is regional...
ReplyDeleteIn practice, zen-uh-pus, as others above. If I say it slowly I may pronunce the 'uh' as 'oh'.
ReplyDeleteThis is first time this has come up in the six years of this group!
ReplyDeleteFnord
ReplyDeleteChris Holmes Hah! :)
ReplyDeletezeh-NOPE-iss
ReplyDeleteWithout the 3 M's and the silent Q, I pronounce it "Zen Oh Pus".
ReplyDeleteWith the 3 M's & the silent Q, I pronounce it "Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn."
Just don't call him Hastur.
ReplyDeleteWill the real Old One please stand up?
ReplyDeleteZenopus Xavier Hastur, Esq.
ReplyDelete...and Rufus Xavier Sarsaparilla!
ReplyDelete