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SlackBackLazy
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 How do you say Paiste
Do you say it 'paste' as in like glue, or do you say it like 'pie-ste'?
just wanted to know
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Sat Apr 19, 2008 11:38 am |
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SGarrett
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"Pie-stee". 
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Sat Apr 19, 2008 11:43 am |
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tero
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it sounds smth like feistee.....check their website.
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NH
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they could save everyone trouble by just spelling it Pie-stee or Pyestee
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SlackBackLazy
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NH wrote:they could save everyone trouble by just spelling it Pie-stee or Pyestee
I know, I went into a shop once and asked if they had any 'paste' and they looked at me funny as if to say 'we're not a stationary store, you're crazy'
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ThePloughman
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2oo2's
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Mitchell?
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NH
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SlackBackLazy wrote:NH wrote:they could save everyone trouble by just spelling it Pie-stee or Pyestee
I know, I went into a shop once and asked if they had any 'paste' and they looked at me funny as if to say 'we're not a stationary store, you're crazy'
hahaha, he gives me jokes 
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cjdubya17
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lol ive been calling them "pastes" for awhile lol.
good topic, thanks for clearing this up ; )
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Assback
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I call them pastes. I've been corrected numerous times.
I'm still gonna call them pastes
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DRUMSMYWIFE
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Yep known for a while though still call them paistees
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Wed May 07, 2008 11:20 pm |
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SlackBackLazy
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Assback wrote:I call them pastes. I've been corrected numerous times.
I'm still gonna call them pastes
Yeah i still call them pastes too, old habits i suppose, I find it to much effort to remember to call them 'pystee', I am that lazy
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Mapex M birch - purple
Paiste - Alpha hats and ride, 2002 crash, twenty splash
Stagg - BM crash
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Thu May 08, 2008 10:18 am |
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Rem
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lmao someone i knowcalls them pie ast tays
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SGarrett
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All of you guys who know how to pronounce this correctly and choose not to, are beyond lazy. In fact, you're the epitome of the "lazy American". Do you also say "lin-geree" for lingerie because you're too lazy to pronounce it correctly? How about if people intentionally mispronounced your name out of laziness?
Pet peeve of mine. I had a co-worker who insisted on saying "Sah-be-on" for Sabian and another one who insisted on saying "As-pee-ray" for LP Aspire products. Both did so because they thought it sounded better, until the rep reamed them out for misrepresentation of the brand names.
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Fri May 09, 2008 2:31 pm |
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SlackBackLazy
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I know I am lazy, but I'm not American so ha!  Im learning to say paiste properly though
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Mapex M birch - purple
Paiste - Alpha hats and ride, 2002 crash, twenty splash
Stagg - BM crash
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Sun May 11, 2008 11:46 am |
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rundylanrunn
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i've always said it pie-stee, despite numerous people telling me that saying it like that is incorrect.
looks like THEY'RE wrong. ha.
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Mon May 26, 2008 7:54 pm |
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I always thought it was like paste like glue.
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Tue May 27, 2008 4:26 pm |
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Steven McTowelie
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when i started buying 2002s in high school, i was told pie-stee right away, so that's what i stuck with lol.
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Sat May 31, 2008 1:46 am |
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i have heard them as pay-steez...am I wrong to say it this way...good question!
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Sat May 31, 2008 2:57 am |
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It's pronounced Sa-loo-dah.
Thank you.
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drummerduba
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See i always thought it was pronounced PIE-STE (like saying paste but replace pa wit pie)
So then there wouldn't be an emphasis of the ee at the end of what most people think is the correct pronounciation
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ive always said paste! 
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ShadowDrummer
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I was told "Paiste-rhymes with fiesty!"
Kinda cool when saying it correctly
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i say pay-stee 
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randomdrum
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Assback wrote:I call them pastes. I've been corrected numerous times.
I'm still gonna call them pastes
Same here 
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I used to call them paste until a friend said it was paiste now I say paiste.
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Codymunzert
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SGarrett wrote:All of you guys who know how to pronounce this correctly and choose not to, are beyond lazy. In fact, you're the epitome of the "lazy American". Do you also say "lin-geree" for lingerie because you're too lazy to pronounce it correctly? How about if people intentionally mispronounced your name out of laziness?
Pet peeve of mine. I had a co-worker who insisted on saying "Sah-be-on" for Sabian and another one who insisted on saying "As-pee-ray" for LP Aspire products. Both did so because they thought it sounded better, until the rep reamed them out for misrepresentation of the brand names.
hahaha. so is the pie prounced like pie or pee??
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Sat Aug 09, 2008 8:48 am |
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SGarrett
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Well, how do you want to eat a nice piece of apple "pee" or apple "pie"? 
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Eliminator
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Nice Pie-stee supper and chips
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