26 Mar 2010, 10:08 pm
How about this for my name: el_es_super_chico_ian
That's good, but make it superchicoian for short.
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26 Mar 2010, 10:55 pm
whatever incoherent babble comes into my head....
talilo! there ya go. don't know what it means and won't try to understand it. just like my current username.
now if i were to think about...sniffy_mc_smelly. yes, indeedy i likes it. 
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27 Mar 2010, 11:05 am
Edit: double post and no idea on how to otherwise remove it 
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27 Mar 2010, 11:05 am
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27 Mar 2010, 1:11 pm
I like Magda, it's nice.
27 Mar 2010, 1:29 pm
I like Magda, it's nice.
It's a boring name, my mother was so unorginal when it came to her choosing my name. She was thinking about giving me the name Oliwia which finally she didn't do, choosing Magdalena instead
Back then Oliwia was a rare name (and so pretty due to it) while now Oliwia belongs to the top ten names given to baby girls being born now Generally now there's revival of old names in my country. Here: http://www.babynamefacts.com/popularnam ... ountry=POL
Julia, Wiktoria, Amelia, Weronika, Zofia and Maria - as much as 6 out of those 20 names are the names which back in the times of my childhood were the names of the women born in my grandparents' generation. Having heard those, you could be almost 100% sure that an owner of any name out of those 6 was an elderly lady (especially Wiktoria, Weronika, Zofia and Maria; Julia, Amelia Zofia and Maria were typical of the women born one generation later too). Emilia and Hanna in turn were the names typical of the women of my mother's age.
As a child and teen I used to know three girls with the Maria name and I always found it strange that their parents named them such obsolete names. One of them was my cousin, my mom's first cousin's daughter who though was known in the whole family as Maja. It wasn't until I was I guess, in my teens when I found out her name was Maria not Maja. Maja isn't short for Maria, in here it's Marysia that is short for Maria so it shouldn't be suprising that I was mistaken. I thought my cousin just had such a rare name - I never met any woman or girl of this name in person, either then or now - but now Maja according to this list is on the 4th place
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27 Mar 2010, 1:40 pm
27 Mar 2010, 1:42 pm
What does Valoy and Valoyossa mean?
Valoyossa, I liked the pun on your other nickname on another AS forum
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27 Mar 2010, 1:47 pm
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27 Mar 2010, 2:03 pm
I like Magda, it's nice.
It's a boring name, my mother was so unorginal when it came to her choosing my name. She was thinking about giving me the name Oliwia which finally she didn't do, choosing Magdalena instead
Back then Oliwia was a rare name (and so pretty due to it) while now Oliwia belongs to the top ten names given to baby girls being born now Generally now there's revival of old names in my country. Here: http://www.babynamefacts.com/popularnam ... ountry=POLJulia, Wiktoria, Amelia, Weronika, Zofia and Maria - as much as 6 out of those 20 names are the names which back in the times of my childhood were the names of the women born in my grandparents' generation. Having heard those, you could be almost 100% sure that an owner of any name out of those 6 was an elderly lady (especially Wiktoria, Weronika, Zofia and Maria; Julia, Amelia Zofia and Maria were typical of the women born one generation later too). Emilia and Hanna in turn were the names typical of the women of my mother's age.
As a child and teen I used to know three girls with the Maria name and I always found it strange that their parents named them such obsolete names. One of them was my cousin, my mom's first cousin's daughter who though was known in the whole family as Maja. It wasn't until I was I guess, in my teens when I found out her name was Maria not Maja. Maja isn't short for Maria, in here it's Marysia that is short for Maria so it shouldn't be suprising that I was mistaken. I thought my cousin just had such a rare name - I never met any woman or girl of this name in person, either then or now - but now Maja according to this list is on the 4th place
I like the name Magda from a story written by F. Paul Wilson titled, "The Keep". She's one of the main characters. I believe it's classified as Horror Fiction. It's a great book to read on a dark cold day or night. I liked the character Magdalena (spelling?). She's a strong woman. F. Paul Wilson is usually known for his wonderful Repairman Jack series of novels.
Maja is a beautiful name too.
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