Namein Captain Bryan's 100ft. freighter

POSTED BY: CaptBryan
UPDATED: Thursday, February 16, 2006 18:45
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Of course they can be used together Captn, it's your boat :D
as for origins:

Tully- Celtic/Gaelic
Yi Zi- I believe it's chinese (?)
Sadah- Arabic
Lida- Russian
Oki- Japanese
Drea- Greek
Evania- Greek
Ahava- Hebrew


The human body can be drained of blood in 8.6 seconds given adequate vacuuming systems.

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I still think YoSaffBridg is the way to go.

Kaele
(pronounced 'kale', not like kaylee)
AIM - Dewlanna
YID - jedi_kaele

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Originally posted by asarian:

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Originally posted by flywithmecaptn:
Aww CaptainBryan, I'm so glad you did this. This is a geat idea. With that said my name choices are;

"Shindig"
"Miss-Behaven"
"Vera"
"TwoFry"
"Firefly"
"Mai Mai"
"Mrs. Reynolds"
"Persephone"
"Kaywinnet"
"BDH"
"Jaynestown"
"Wacky Fun"

Well there is a few. I think I could go on and on

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They're some good names, here. I can really see "The Jaynestown" happening. :)

Now here's a bit of trivia for ya. :) Are you sure you mean "Mai Mai", and not "Mei-Mei"

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I did, I did. Sorry, got so excited, misspelled mei-mei. Noted, and changed. Thank you!!

"Don't forget to call him "Sir." He likes that."

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Hey Capt. B

Anything new for the namin'?



"Don't forget to call him "Sir." He likes that."

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