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It's "mikel evins". I can't blame you for parsing it the other way; it's a more likely spelling. You can blame my eccentric father for the odd spelling of my f
by mikelevins 6y ago
It's "mikel evins".
I can't blame you for parsing it the other way; it's a more likely spelling. You can blame my eccentric father for the odd spelling of my first name, but he inherited the surname fair and square.
It's pronounced exactly the same way as "Michael Evans."
- metroholografix 6y agoI'm always grateful when the map-territory distinction comes along and slaps me in the face. It's a signal that I should re-calibrate. It's been a while, thanks for making it happen!