SegaNerds.com has an unhealthy obsession for all things Sega. They scour the internets on a daily basis for any Sega scraps they can muster and deliver them to you in loving form. They even cover stories of companies that merely share the name of the organization they hold so dear. Take Sega Inc. out of Stilwell Kansas, for example. The engineering company employees 100 peeps and was founded in 1973. So how have they not gotten sued by the Japanese gaming giant already? Well, as the company explains on their website, "We pronounce the 'e' in our name with a long 'e' vowel sound, not a long 'a' sound like the game company." SEEGA! It's sorta like the difference between pronouncing "jogging" and "yawgging" with a soft "j."
[Thanks, Chris]
