From the link above:
I’m not sure why you keep saying this. It’s true, but irrelevant. It’s not saying “heads”, but it’s enough to indicate you mean “heads” under the NFL rules at the time. Just like how making the first sounds of an action word in poker commits you to that action.
If he had made a “T” sound, you might have a point. But he didn’t, so you don’t. Are you getting confused because the “H” sound is aspirated? Because it’s more than that - it’s voiced, too.
…He did make a T sound.
I don’t know anything about that, but if he made a sound that started “tay” to be completely analogous to this situation, where he says “heh,” then, yes, he first said “tails.”
Chronos is just saying that after saying “Hea”, he said “Tails,” which obviously does have a “T” sound. He doesn’t have an actual point, so he’s nitpicking. That’s all.
He completely unambiguously said one word. He also produced a sound which is part of the other word, but which is such an ubiquitous sound that it can’t possibly be considered evidence that he was attempting to say that other word.