Do you use 'snack', 'snacc', or 'snakk' when talking of the Kerbals snacks?

[BigStar Aerospace]

This is a fun little poll, I personally use 'snakk' because it's derpy like the kerbals and has two k's found lying on the side of the road!


P.S. I found this amazing story by jimmymcgoochie, read it!

 

Edited February 15, 2021 by BigStar Aerospace

[jimmymcgoochie]

Snack every time- it has a K in it (as all Kerbal things apparently require), plus food typos are the wurst- I mean, worst...

It’s good to hear that people actually read and like Audacity! There’s still a long way to go yet, I’ve only done 15 chapters so far, so if you’re in a reading mood here are a few of the stories that gave the inspiration to try my hand at writing one of my own:

I’ve thrown in a couple of references to each of these in Audacity (or possibly outright stolen some ideas ) and all are well worth reading.

[BigStar Aerospace]

3 minutes ago, jimmymcgoochie said:

Snack every time- it has a K in it (as all Kerbal things apparently require)

So then 'snakk'?

I guess I have to change my answer to snakk somehow?!

[steuben]

For me the translation convention applies for most cases, so it is snack, pl. snacks, vb. snack.  Like the phrase "chrome steel and coconuts" doesn't literally mean the same thing in kerbish and infact is probably a word salad. But, when the metaphor is translated it comes out as that.

[Gargamel]

There are numerous in game examples of how it’s used.    It’s Snacks.    That’s part of the canon, not much else to discuss. 

Edited February 18, 2021 by Gargamel
Stinkin autocorrect

[kerbiloid]

Textures (incl. ASET props) say "Snacks".

Doesn't anybody want to repaint them all?

[theJesuit]

I say Consumables.

That is all.  Peace.