Can someone break this word up into the way it is supposed to be pronounced?

[possom813]

It's not gun related, it's oc chemical agent for self defense(TDCJ). I'm going through the academy right now and trying to score some brownie points with the Sergeant at tomorrow's gassing.

I don't know the proper pronunciation, but I need to know how to say it.

orthochlorobenzalmalononitrile

I was thinking

ortho chloro benzal malo nonitrile

 

[Special_K]

Hmmmmm.

Ortho Chloro Benzal Malono Nitrile.

 

[Ridgerunner665]

Its ortho-chloro-benzal malonitrile.

 

[Big Bill]

What Ridgerunner said!

 

[bikerdoc]

Back in the day (70's and 80's)
If you pulled that brownie stuff with me I would make you go through it twice. Keep your mouth shut and concentrate on doing your best, Your being judged on performance not conversation. speak when spoken to and even then be brief and truthful.
Maybe they are kinder and gentler now, But they shouldn't be.
Good luck
Doc

 

[Macmac]

I'ld say it as Bad Ju Ju in yer face...

 

[armoredman]

Yep, scoring brownie points like that wouldn't work with me, either. There's a reason they're called BROWNie points. Do a good job, and go from there.

 

[hso]

Try "CS".

#2 and #3 have the pronunciation of the compound

 

[possom813]

Let me rephrase the brownie points ideal. There are 54 cadets in our class, it was told to us today that someone better be able to say it right when we get gassed today.

I was unanimously nominated by the class since I came fairly close to making the correct pronunciation while reading out loud a section on oc and cs.

Technically, not really brownie points, just trying to keep myself and my fellow cadets from a double gassing.

 

[bikerdoc]

now thats a whole lot different from what you said, I apologize for chewing your butt, go with post # 2 and 3 as stated.
Good luck, and tighten up and drive on recruit.

 

[possom813]

no worries, all the practice of learning to say it right and he didn't even ask about it. Instead he asked about the oleo resin capsicum.

By the by, I was the first person to ever recover from cs in less than 2 minutes.

 

[Macmac]

By the by, I was the first person to ever recover from cs in less than 2 minutes.

Obviously you have never been under the covers with my wife

 

[Dr. Tad Hussein Winslow]

If you're gonna get gassed anyway, where's the incentive to learn it? Now if you were to get a Survivor-style challenge immunity from getting hosed for saying it, that'd be different.

Macmac, now that's just wrong.

 

[possom813]

Because it's all about team work, 54 cadets(team members)

No one wanted to get gassed twice. That was the incentive.

 

[biscuit82]

dont puke should be enough, cause the snot trail from your nose to the ground well have him laughing to hard to really care about brownie points

 

[bikerdoc]

"They call it team work" There will come a point in your training when you all will realize its a brotherhood, where you will look at "civilians" in a different way.
I am grateful to god to have experienced that brotherhood as a LEO, a paratrooper, and as a member of an M/C club. It is a common something you will keep with you always. As I get older I can recognize it in others without even asking. There people on this forum I know are my spoken and unspoken bothers. Again good luck, and keep yourself safe.

 

[possom813]

No snot trail for me, the only effects I got were burning in the nose similar to a jalapeno burn if you scratch your nose with the juice on your finger.

And my eyes were watering pretty good, but that was it for me.

Only a handful had the 6ft snot rope and one girl tossed the cookies. It was all over in about 10 minutes or so.