Does it bother you when people say "O" instead of "0"?

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Perknose

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The English would consider this entire convesation to be for naught! :p
 

Eli

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Nope, because I do it myself.

Never really even thought about it.

Our area code, for example.. I've always said it "5-O-3".

Weird.
 

Mr Pickles

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Originally posted by: KeithTalent
You should show her your zero face. Zero...zero...zero.

KT

I was waiting for a reference to the O Face, didn't expect that though. Well played.

Hook:
(Lost Boys): "Roofie! (Zero!) Roofie! (Zero) Roo-fie (Zeerrrroooooooo)"
 

StinkyPinky

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As a system admin that deals with a lot of passwords, I've gotten in the habit of saying zero for 0 and oh for o even when outside of work. Hardly pretentious...nothing worse than a user saying their password has an "oh" when it's actually a zero.

 

imported_Imp

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Not really, but I've been noticing it a lot more in myself. I've been working to correct it for awhile.
 

n7

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I use both.

But always zero when there's a possibility of confusion.

Zero with a Zed ;)