'mouses' ???

[twishy123]

So how do you say the plural of computer mouse?

Two computer mice?

Two computer mouses?

Two computer meeces?

none of them sound right when said out loud......

I think I may be losing the plot........

[lizardmusicblue]

I believe it is 'mice' as you said at the start of your list 🙂

[****merlin*****]

its two computer mouses

according to the oxford dictionary 

[lizardmusicblue]

Ah, ok merlin 😛

[****merlin*****]

i looked it up, i didnt know it

[lizardmusicblue]

So, twishy, you know those 'sheeple' people... are they 'sheeples'? LOL.

[twishy123]

Hmmmmmm...they could be 'sheepalites' 

or peepsheep?..........

Thank you Merlin 

[chickengrandma-2008]

I would say 'I'd like to buy a computer mouse please.................Oh!  hang on, can you make that two please?'  

[stroppy*cow]

I can't use one - I have a track ball

[twishy123]

 there's always one.......so you'd have balls then stroppy?......

nice one CG ...i like that solution 

[stroppy*cow]

If using a track ball on an aircraft, be very careful - the cabin crew tend to get a bit upset when crawling on the floor searching for my red marble ball.

[twishy123]

at least ya didn't loose ya marbles permanently Stroppy......*boom boom*.....

[wizilizi]

Meece

It's meece

[stan3502]

Well I just asked the g/kids and their consensus is meece's or micicle's LOL

[captainbovine]

what's a sheeple?

[rose2008-2008]

Its a Sheep on top of a STEEPLE in a church???????? ha ha ha ha. Well thats what it sounds like..

[fishpieface]

I recently had to buy a new mouse and went in the computer shop.

They were on the shelf headed "mice".  It didn't sound quite right

to me either.

[dark_castle1]

You could always ask for two Manually Operated User Select Equipment please ! Then watch the dumbfounded look on their faces.

[duck_a_lorange]

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@captainbovine wrote:

what's a sheeple?

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http://oxforddictionaries.com/definition/english/sheeple

English

sheeple

noun
derogatory

    people compared to sheep in being docile, foolish, or easily led:

"by the time the sheeple wake up and try to change things, it will be too late"

Origin:

1940s: blend of sheep and people

[camdencaldwell]

Learning new things every day