You know what's funny?

Being called Jason.

Developers when talking about APIs and similar stuff: "So if you connect to our API you can get XML or JSON-" <pause>
<looks at me with a smirk like "haha! JSON/JASON LOL!">
<I gently smile like saying "yes. yes. I know. Thank you">

Sigh

You should move to France. They pronounce JSON totally different there.

@Taqriaqsuk Well, i'm in switzerland, french speaking part

They still pronounce json "djéson" and my name "djéson"... :')

@Phlisg oh...

@Taqriaqsuk yes...

maybe JASON means Javascipt Augmented Script Object Notation

doesn't mean much

I'm waiting for JSOFF to be introduced, so I can build a beautiful facility in my backyard, with the intention of training inexperienced students on how to JSON/JSOFF as they download a todo list of tv shows and movies that I haven't seen yet, via torrent.

@Hypergeek that's a very binary point of view

XD

you are such an object of their conversations :D

@IFD3 is that how you see me?! Did you just assume my Inheritance?!

jk

@M1sf3t Well, I don't mind the joke, but when you've heard it a million times, it gets boring haha

@M1sf3t fortunately... I am the single dev in the company. We have meet-ups with other DMOs (tourism sector) when I hang with our CMS providers and other web developers from other destinations. So it's actually bearable :)

@Phlisg JAvaScript Object Notation (=

I pronounce it "jay-sahn"

I pronounce it J without eyyy SON

*coughs*

@iamavalos pronunciation is fine, in French, if you're named "Sam", it can be short for saying "ça me" (this makes me...) as "ça'm"/Sam and add anything after

This makes me pissed
This makes me sick
Ça'm fait chier
Ça'm rend malade

It's more what people think they make an original joke when you've actually heard it a million times :')

@Floydian am here! :D less busy now