self-explanatory.

G-LAY-SHH UH COCK

glasses theme

glasses theme
yep

Glacé theme

I'll be by the pool
playin with my balls


I'm not tryin' to be funny. I had to rewind the first time. I've got problems
I'm glad I didn't like the image....one down, 24 to go

Glass

so there's no clear consensus, then.

it's glasses, its a fact.

union jack has no idea what the hell is going on

<img height="200px" src="http://www.unitedmaskandparty.com/Costumes/images/Copy_of_rockstar_glasses.JPG"> THEME.

ass theme

btw, how do you pronounce "a James's book"?

You guys pronounce Glass' as "glasses"???

Wow, this is new to me. Why is that?

i don't know. that's how i learned it.

Is there an apostrophe in the song title? If not, than its just "Glass", regardless if he's a character in teh machina mystery or not.

because its just the same as sally's. glass ends in an 's' so you dont put glass's, its just glass' but you say is as you would if you put glass's (glasses)

Is there an apostrophe in the song title?
uh. uh huh.

glass ends in an 's' so you dont put glass's
actually, you do. unless you're Billy. in which case you also don't differentiate between its and it's.

http://images.43things.com/place/00/02/05/132505xl.jpg

that bottom bit is wrong...you dont say 'chwyrn' queern. retards.

actually, you do. unless you're Billy. in which case you also don't differentiate between its and it's.

Yeah, it SHOULD be "Glass's theme". In which case it should be pronounced "Glass es theme" but since somebody (b0lly) screwed up, I just say "Glass theme" because of how it's spelled (which is wrongly).

it's glasses, its a fact.

union jack has no idea what the hell is going on

your're all wrong...the song is actually titled just 'Glass'

Yeah, it SHOULD be "Glass's theme".
no, it shouldn't. it's like totally cool like Mellon Collie and stuff. it's good to have principles.

I think it is acceptable to say Glass' or Glass's theme. There are a lot of conflicting rules.

your're all wrong...the song is actually titled just 'Glass'
you're all wrong.

I think it is acceptable to say Glass' or Glass's theme. There are a lot of conflicting rules.
to say or to write?

to say or to write?


to write. They would both be pronounced the same though.

glass teme

no, it shouldn't. it's like totally cool like Mellon Collie and stuff. it's good to have principles.

I'm beginning to think that Billy did not name it "Mellon Collie" on purpose... :erm:

It's Glass, as in a window, and yes a apostrophe at the end would make it mean Glasses, but you don't say it. Just like "James's penis is small and thin" would be "James' penis is small and thin."

like i said earlier...

like i said earlier...

Didn't notice.

It's Glass, as in a window, and yes a apostrophe at the end would make it mean Glasses, but you don't say it. Just like "James's penis is small and thin" would be "James' penis is small and thin."

Goddamn will you stop trying to give out grammar advice

Goddamn will you stop trying to give out grammar advice

Nope. Deal with it.

Nope. Deal with it.

Well can you at least stop being wrong when you do? Thanks guy

Well can you at least stop being wrong when you do? Thanks guy

Nope. Deal with it.

You're right, that was a lot to ask

You're right, that was a lot to ask

~Yawn~

like i said earlier...
i thought you said the opposite.

http://www.spfc.org/songs-releases/discog.html?discog_id=153

mmh. previous statement regarding your absolute wrongness is duly retracted. but the question of how one pronounces the alternate title "Glass' Theme" remains a valid point of discussion.

Have we heard Billy say it? Because obviously as the artist, and like artistic pronounciation. And then spelling. Because he could say, like, "Awooooga chumbawumba," you know? And that's. That would be. That's how you say it. Because, art.

i thought you said the opposite.

i thought i said the same.

Glass' theme ?
French movie's theme ???

:think:

you're all wrong.


no no, it's your all wrong.

French movie's theme ???

:think:

now you're just confusing everyone...

Glass' is pronounced 'glasses' the apostrophe after the 's' is possesive.

the apostrophe after the 's' is possessive.
of course it is. is that some kind of proof?