"One-Three-Five" or "One-Thirty-Five"?

[pinmagic]

I've always called my car a "one-thirty-five-i". I'd never heard it called a "one-three-five-i" until I saw people referring to it that way in another thread here (T-shirt thread). And some of them say they've never heard it pronounced my way. So I'm curious - what do you call it?

And, BTW - your vote will be public, so we can ridicule you if we don't like your answer.

[135iiiiii]

Originally Posted by pinmagic

I've always called my car a "one-thirty-five-i". I'd never heard it called a "one-three-five-i" until I saw people referring to it that way in another thread here (T-shirt thread). And some of them say they've never heard it pronounced my way. So I'm curious - what do you call it?

And, BTW - your vote will be public, so we can ridicule you if we don't like your answer.

I've always called it one-thirty-five-I. It just sounds more natural to me. Maybe I watch too much YouTube and hang out at my local dealership more than I should. Just like I couldn't call it a "three-three-five-I" lol. It just sounds like a train wreck falling out of the mouth when I say it like that. To each their own.

[MPFit]

1-35-i

[KingOfJericho]

I may be wrong but I think the Brits tend to spell it out number by number.

Case in point:

[audimotion]

Ditto on the one thirty five. Actually never heard anyone say one three five until reading a T-shirt post recently.

To each their own..

[amancuso]

Yeah it seems the Brits call out each number and here in the US we call out series number followed by a double digit number.

[romak47]

you are all wrong. its "one-hundred-and-thirtyfive-i" lol

[Harlequin]

I reckon "One Thirty Five" is an American thing. In both the UK and Oz I've only every heard "One Three Five", "Three Three Five" etc...

[FJUNO78]

I call it "25 to 2"

[Harlequin]

Heh...

[BrokenVert]

Originally Posted by romak47

you are all wrong. its "one-hundred-and-thirtyfive-i" lol

didnt you pass gradeschool.

Thats a complex number. the 1er is simple, fast and the rest of it. Therefore you need to drop the "i"

#mathhumor

[RobM23]

lol @ this

[adrean8j]

Well...my vanity license plate says it all (bite me...yes I like my vanity plate...LOL):

1 Three 5

[135iiiiii]

Originally Posted by BrokenVert

didnt you pass gradeschool.

Thats a complex number. the 1er is simple, fast and the rest of it. Therefore you need to drop the "i"

#mathhumor

+1 for math humor

[Harlequin]

Originally Posted by BrokenVert

didnt you pass gradeschool.

Thats a complex number. the 1er is simple, fast and the rest of it. Therefore you need to drop the "i"

#mathhumor

We Engineers use i to represent electrical current as a function of time and therefore use j to denote an imaginary/complex number

#nerdhumor

[pinmagic]

Originally Posted by Harlequin

We Engineers use i to represent electrical current as a function of time and therefore use j to denote an imaginary/complex number

#nerdhumor

Remind me NOT to invite you to my next party.

[BrokenVert]

Originally Posted by Harlequin

We Engineers use i to represent electrical current as a function of time and therefore use j to denote an imaginary/complex number

#nerdhumor

Speak for yourself. But in using the Navia Stokes equations to resolve aerodynamic effects we, better than electrical engineering types here, use "i" as a complex, imaginary, number that occasionally pops out of those, only you weird people with your i is current thinggy are different

#itson

[TX78666]

I call her Felony.

The e46 is Miss Demeanor.

Failing that, I call it the 1-series, the 1, or the 1 thirty-five.

[135IS]

One Tree Fit

[Sinister Crayon]

Eine, drei, funf. Then again, I just got back from Germany so it's tough reverting to speaking in English :P

[Zuzu]

One-three-five in Oz..

[MGallop]

you know my vote... lol