Jay: Oh, yeah, forgot this part.

Jay — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 16:37:57 GMT

Oh, yeah, forgot this part.

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	==Cellist vs. Celeste==		==Cellist vs. Celeste==
-	As a former cellist, let me say that the word is pronounced nothing like the word "celeste". The C in "cellist" is said like a "ch", and the accent is on the first syllable. The C in "celeste" is pronounced like an "s", and the accent is on the second syllable. Strong Bad is clearly saying a "ch" sound and putting an accent on the first syllable, which means he said "cellist", not "celeste". Just assume Strong Bad missed the cellist, and that's why it sounds more like a piano being hit. --{{User:Jay/sig}} 16:33, 30 September 2009 (UTC)	+	As a former cellist, let me say that the word is pronounced nothing like the word "celeste". The C in "cellist" is said like a "ch", and the accent is on the first syllable. The C in "celeste" is pronounced like an "s", and the accent is on the second syllable. Strong Bad is clearly saying a "ch" sound and putting an accent on the first syllable, which means he said "cellist", not "celeste". Additionally, the crash sounds like it's hitting piano strings. The celeste, though outwardly similar to a piano, does not have strings. Just assume Strong Bad missed the cellist, and that's why it sounds more like a piano being hit. --{{User:Jay/sig}} 16:33, 30 September 2009 (UTC)

Jay: To be fair, before checking the Wiki, I was half-afraid someone was going to write "chalice". (I didn't know the song had been posted here for a while.)

Jay — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 16:33:16 GMT

To be fair, before checking the Wiki, I was half-afraid someone was going to write "chalice". (I didn't know the song had been posted here for a while.)

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==Cellist vs. Celeste==
As a former cellist, let me say that the word is pronounced nothing like the word "celeste". The C in "cellist" is said like a "ch", and the accent is on the first syllable. The C in "celeste" is pronounced like an "s", and the accent is on the second syllable. Strong Bad is clearly saying a "ch" sound and putting an accent on the first syllable, which means he said "cellist", not "celeste". Just assume Strong Bad missed the cellist, and that's why it sounds more like a piano being hit. --{{User:Jay/sig}} 16:33, 30 September 2009 (UTC)

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Jay: Oh, yeah, forgot this part.

Jay: To be fair, before checking the Wiki, I was half-afraid someone was going to write "chalice". (I didn't know the song had been posted here for a while.)