Code pronunciation for telling the difference between W.I.L.D and Wild

I can't believe I didn't think of this before, but when talking to someone, when talking about wild, you can't really put periods and caps into everyday conversation, so I came up with a method to tell the difference between the Lucidity Induction Method WILD, and "Whoa man, that was a wild dream I had last night!"

Pronounce the lucidity induction as you would using the same "i" sound like in bill, mill, skill, kryll, kill, still, stilts, kilt, rift
Pronounce wild, like tigers and things of that sort, with the "i" sound like you normally would before you learned about the process of W.I.L.D, like Mild, File, rile, bile, lie, lye, pie, PSY, Si, Psi, Cry, Time

Erm...

How can you confuse them in a conversation?

"I had a wild dream"
"I had a WILD"

Trust me, with the change you proposed we're gonna get into all sorts of problems, just because it seems we're talking about Dildos all the time (yes it happened to me in the middle of a restaurant when meeting some Portuguese onironauts xD)

Your version would also sound like "willed"...
I'm with Zoth, the context eliminates confusion anyway. :P

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Originally Posted by Zoth

Erm...

How can you confuse them in a conversation?

"I had a wild dream"
"I had a WILD"

Trust me, with the change you proposed we're gonna get into all sorts of problems, just because it seems we're talking about Dildos all the time (yes it happened to me in the middle of a restaurant when meeting some Portuguese onironauts xD)

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Or, if you say "I had a wild" they'd probably look at you like they expect you to finish your sentence lol

"I had a lucid dream."
Fixed! ;-)

I had a wild wild wild west WILD

I see no confusion at all:lol:

Nice idea, but yes, it could create some confusion. But if you talking with another lucid dreamer, I think there will be no confusion at all, which WIL/wild you are talking about. Happy dreams.