Deep 6 FaWtL

[Nekkid Vidmaster7]

Just a Mort wrote:

The Vagrant Erudite wrote:

Me, every time I watch Inuyasha:

"USE YOUR G+#!$~N WIND TUNNEL MIROKU! F@** the plot bugs, eat Naraku, die, and know you saved the world with your sacrifice. Hell, they can use a jewel shard to bring you back. Boom. Problem solved. You idiots!!"

I get very invested in TV shows.

Using jewel shards seems to have unwanted side effects like making you a puppet of Naraku - Kohaku.

So I really wouldn't, myself. Kikiyo is also another example who came back wrong, though she got better.

Besides it would probably be a fake Naraku if it happened.

What? Guy can't fly with the wind?

[Vidmaster7]

Also John went to be early I feel.

[gran rey de los mono]

Vidmaster7 wrote:

Jimmy is just in a singing mood tonight.

What else is Jimmy supposed to do? Search for Robert Loggia?

[Vidmaster7]

He could relax with a hamburger and a margarita.

[Jimmy Buffett]

Vidmaster7 wrote:

He could relax with a hamburger and a margarita.

No can do. I need to find my salt shaker first.

[gran rey de los mono]

Regarding names with no vowels and superfluous z's: I went to high school in a town with a large number of families of Eastern European descent. There were a wide variety of "odd" names. None of them quite as bad as Krzyzewski, but some got close. A few months ago we had a guest here with a similar name. He came to check out, told me his room number, I looked it up and said "Mr. Z?" to confirm (Z obviously wasn't his name, and I thought it more appropriate for this conversation than the more typical X). He looked at me wide eyed and said "You pronounced that better than I usually do."

[Vidmaster7]

My name has 5 letters and 3 vowels. top that!

[Irregular Fabio]

Fabio's name has 5 letters and 3 vowels. *gasps* Is your name also Fabio?

[I'm Batman]

Vidmaster7 wrote:

My name has 5 letters and 3 vowels. top that!

I'm Batman. I win.

[Vidmaster7]

HA no not Fabio although I do share two vowels with his name.

Yes batman does win even if his is 2 vowels to 6 letter somehow batman still wins.

[Mrgh.]

Mrgh.

[gran rey de los mono]

Check it out. 4 letters, no vowels.

[Vidmaster7]

I feel like there should be an A or an E in there somewhere.

[Just a Mort]

John had a headache.

[Vidmaster7]

Ah that's no good.

but was it a headache? Or was it me taking Over?!?!?! *evil laugh*

[Drejk]

gran rey de los mono wrote:

Regarding names with no vowels and superfluous z's: I went to high school in a town with a large number of families of Eastern European descent.

Central, dammit! Geographic center of Europe is in Poland! Eastern Europe is Ukraine and Russia!

Quote:

There were a wide variety of "odd" names. None of them quite as bad as Krzyzewski, but some got close.

Hey, that's a perfectly valid (and simple) surname! My guess would be it was family coming from "Krzyże" (crosses)... Or the owners of such village.

Could be this one. could be another not existent anymore.

[Vidmaster7]

I wanna pronounce Kryze as curze.

[gran rey de los mono]

Drejk wrote:

gran rey de los mono wrote:

Regarding names with no vowels and superfluous z's: I went to high school in a town with a large number of families of Eastern European descent.

Central, dammit! Geographic center of Europe is in Poland! Eastern Europe is Ukraine and Russia!

Quote:

There were a wide variety of "odd" names. None of them quite as bad as Krzyzewski, but some got close.

Hey, that's a perfectly valid (and simple) surname! My guess would be it was family coming from "Krzyże" (crosses)... Or the owners of such village.

Could be this one. could be another not existent anymore.

East-Central then. There were a few Ukranians, but yes most were closer to Poland. I apologize if I offended. To be fair, I think many Americans think of Europe mainly as East/West based on the old Soviet divisions.

And I don't know the derivation of Krzyzewski. All I know is that he is a fairly well-known college basketball coach with a name that people like ot trip over.

[Just a Mort]

Well Vidmaster7, these were his exact words:

Well, it's 10 PM. I'm tired and in mild pain. And I have to work Tomorrow. Mort, please bot me. Good night, everyone.

I guess I misread it as him having a headache.

[Drejk]

NobodysHome wrote:

My name has 7 letters. 4 of them vowels. And no Zs.

But since it's math and I know Freehold LOVES him some math:
Full Birth Name: 15 letters, 5 vowels
Full Married Name: Added 5 letters, 3 vowels.
Married Name I Go By: 12 letters with 7 vowels

Any way you slice it, I live a vowel-rich life!

My full name is 22 letters. No Zs, though.

I have 11 consonants and 7 vowels.

Spoiler:

eight letters form four digraphs

[Vidmaster7]

So we just had a the president and vice president have a rally here and this lady just came in and had the Gall to ask me why we were so busy.

(edited just for Mort.)

[Just a Mort]

There's no As or Es in my name. And it's gall. Ah well guts also works.

[Drejk]

Vidmaster7 wrote:

I wanna pronounce Kryze as curze.

No, no, no!

That would be hens' or "of hen"...

There are reasons why Poland shall be one of the last places conquered by the Google's robotic armies. The moment when Google AI will be capable of handling Polish language humanity will be irrevocably doomed...

[Drejk]

Unless Google simply uses map coordinates to lead its armies, instead of place names... Then we are all screwed anyway.

[Vidmaster7]

It sounds complicated.

[Vidmaster7]

Just a Mort wrote:

Well Vidmaster7, these were his exact words:

Well, it's 10 PM. I'm tired and in mild pain. And I have to work Tomorrow. Mort, please bot me. Good night, everyone.

I guess I misread it as him having a headache.

So were gonna go with Mr. Hyde taking over then.

[Vidmaster7]

Drejk wrote:

Unless Google simply uses map coordinates to lead its armies, instead of place names... Then we are all screwed anyway.

So now I feel I have to learn polish then every day ask my Dot if she can translate something to polish and when she succeed then I know the machines have won.

[gran rey de los mono]

Vidmaster7 wrote:

Drejk wrote:

Unless Google simply uses map coordinates to lead its armies, instead of place names... Then we are all screwed anyway.

So now I feel I have to learn polish then every day ask my Dot if she can translate something to polish and when she succeed then I know the machines have won.

You might want to learn Polish, then. Not polish. Unless you think the machines will win because they can make things shiny.

[Vidmaster7]

The machines will appreciate the shiny. :P

[Limeylongears]

lisamarlene wrote:

Honestly, that's why I married a man with a ridiculously anglo surname. I wanted vowels.

You should have married a Finn, and become Mrs Touppullekeppöllenain.

[gran rey de los mono]

Limeylongears wrote:

lisamarlene wrote:

Honestly, that's why I married a man with a ridiculously anglo surname. I wanted vowels.

You should have married a Finn, and become Mrs Touppullekeppöllenain.

I think I know the Touppullekeppöllenains. Don't they live next door to Mr. and Mrs. Jiggleitalittleit'llopen?

[captain yesterday]

gran rey de los mono wrote:

Limeylongears wrote:

lisamarlene wrote:

Honestly, that's why I married a man with a ridiculously anglo surname. I wanted vowels.

You should have married a Finn, and become Mrs Touppullekeppöllenain.

I think I know the Touppullekeppöllenains. Don't they live next door to Mr. and Mrs. Jiggleitalittleit'llopen?

I see you've spent some time in the upper midwest.

[Vidmaster7]

I still don't know what to make of that second set of jumbled letters.

[Just a Mort]

Finished acension 4 on silent, unlocked acension 5.

[Freehold DM]

Vidmaster7 wrote:

I still don't know what to make of that second set of jumbled letters.

its "midwest" a strange part of the country. But it is where we have our milkmaids, so I'm cool with it.

[Scintillae]

22 letters, 10 of which are vowels.

[Freehold DM]

Scintillae wrote:

22 letters, 10 of which are vowels.

I have 9 letters and 1 vowel. Ha.

[Drejk]

Freehold DM wrote:

Scintillae wrote:

22 letters, 10 of which are vowels.

I have 9 letters and 1 vowel. Ha.

Gha'rhr'rhy?

[Freehold DM]

Drejk wrote:

Freehold DM wrote:

Scintillae wrote:

22 letters, 10 of which are vowels.

I have 9 letters and 1 vowel. Ha.

Gha'rhr'rhy?

close enough.

[Scintillae]

Well, I just got the mother of all death glares.

One of my seniors told me they'd signed up for fraternity rush this fall. I asked if he could explain because it was all Greek to me.

[Vanykrye]

My full name...12 letters...equally divided among all three names...4 of the letters are vowels, and it's all the same vowel.

[Vanykrye]

NH - the last few days have been a bit of a whirlwind and a bit of a mess. I'm planning on taking a look at those options you sent me tonight.

[The Vagrant Erudite]

Scintillae wrote:

Well, I just got the mother of all death glares.

One of my seniors told me they'd signed up for fraternity rush this fall. I asked if he could explain because it was all Greek to me.

You let d#!!+eads abuse you physically and psychologically in the hopes that one day "connections" will let you get a good job.

Maybe that's why I never had a good job. Because I refused to wear a coconut bra and leaf skirt and have a stranger paddle me with a cricket bat.

[Limeylongears]

My full name has 20 letters, divided into three (7, 6, 7). 13 consonants, 7 vowels.

[The Vagrant Erudite]

I can't remember or for some reason find the quote, but I love what Randy said on My Name is Earl (paraphrased):

"I like riding tricycles and I love drinking beer, but if one of you hits me with that paddle, I'm gonna whoop your ass."

"But they paddled us. We now get to paddle you or it isn't fair."

"Why us? Why don't you paddle the guys who paddled you? That would be fair."

(Frat leaders then start to get their asses beat by newer members)

[captain yesterday]

I'm not counting how many letters and s#$~ are in my name. My great grandparents were Romani that started using it when they came to America anyway.

[Freehold DM]

captain yesterday wrote:

I'm not counting how many letters and s~!$ are in my name. My great grandparents were Romani that started using it when they came to America anyway.

HOLY S~$! YOURE ROMANI?!? DO YOU HAVE ANY POWERS?

hugs second edition Ravnos Players Guide

[Vanykrye]

captain yesterday wrote:

I'm not counting how many letters and s+~$ are in my name. My great grandparents were Romani that started using it when they came to America anyway.

I will not even pretend to understand Romani naming conventions/traditions. It's simply outside of my cultural experience thus far.

[John Napier 698]

Just a Mort wrote:

John Napier 698 wrote:

I'm very seriously considering leaving Security. The idiots that manage my garage, from another garage across the river, insist that it's now my job to fix the gate arms after some brainless college kids pop the gates. Apparently, I'm now a mechanic, also. I hate my job. :(

Do you even have the tools to fix the gate arms? And if you werent in Security, what other field would you look into?

I do now. I bought a rubber mallet over the weekend. That idiot janitor told me to use a brick. Yeah, I'll use the brick alright, right upside *redacted*. *sigh*

I'm good with computers, both hardware and software. But everyone wants experience, and you can't get experience without doing the work. I wish I knew where to look for entry-level positions.

[John Napier 698]

Just a Mort wrote:

John had a headache.

Actually, it was arthritic pain in the fingers. Makes it hard to type on the keyboard. That, plus pain in the elbows, and the shoulders. *sigh* Growing old sucks.