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Originally posted by NaturalScience NaturalScience wrote:

My kids won't have very interesting names, but oh well.


It depends on your surname too.  A weird surname suits weirder names. Wink
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I cannot call a son Aethelweard. LOL


Why not? Tongue
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Points: 32181 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 14 2008 at 10:27
Originally posted by James James wrote:

Originally posted by NaturalScience NaturalScience wrote:

My kids won't have very interesting names, but oh well.


It depends on your surname too.  A weird surname suits weirder names. Wink


I have so many years before I have to consider naming a kid. YES! LOL
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Points: 89372 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 14 2008 at 10:29
Originally posted by MovingPictures07 MovingPictures07 wrote:

Originally posted by James James wrote:

I cannot call a son Aethelweard. LOL


Why not? Tongue


'cause the son will end up weirder than I am... Embarrassed

I want to call a daughter Chlamydia. LOLEmbarrassed

Seriously though, I quite like the name Amaryllis.
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Originally posted by James James wrote:

I've never heard it pronounced as Dahl-ya before...  I pronounce it like the flowering shrub Azalea.  I'm sure that's how I've heard the flower pronounced on BBC.

Well my ancestry is supposedly more Anglo Saxon than Roman, so Roman Gods (even though Aeneas is a Roman mythology character) are less inspiring to me than Anglo Saxon names.

However, Anglo Saxon names are pretty dire.  I cannot call a son Aethelweard. LOL


BBC is wrong then! My name is not pronounced that way!
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Originally posted by James James wrote:

Originally posted by MovingPictures07 MovingPictures07 wrote:

Originally posted by James James wrote:

I cannot call a son Aethelweard. LOL


Why not? Tongue


'cause the son will end up weirder than I am... Embarrassed

I want to call a daughter Chlamydia. LOLEmbarrassed

Seriously though, I quite like the name Amaryllis.


Leave it to James to name his kid something incredibly RIO. LOL
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Originally posted by NaturalScience NaturalScience wrote:

Listening to Elixirs.

* doom! * Evil%20Smile


I listened to Shub-Niggurath's next album after Les Morts Vont Vite... it's very good indeed but it's a completely different beast to Les Morts... I'm not sure if it's a Patrick album.

It's loud, dissonant, abrasive, evilly dark and industrial.  It's wonderful. Big%20smile

It's the essence of avant-prog and goes completely away from chamber prog. Big%20smile
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Originally posted by YesFan72 YesFan72 wrote:

Originally posted by James James wrote:

I've never heard it pronounced as Dahl-ya before...  I pronounce it like the flowering shrub Azalea.  I'm sure that's how I've heard the flower pronounced on BBC.

Well my ancestry is supposedly more Anglo Saxon than Roman, so Roman Gods (even though Aeneas is a Roman mythology character) are less inspiring to me than Anglo Saxon names.

However, Anglo Saxon names are pretty dire.  I cannot call a son Aethelweard. LOL


BBC is wrong then! My name is not pronounced that way!


It's not just the BBC I've heard it pronounced that way either. Cry
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Originally posted by James James wrote:

Originally posted by YesFan72 YesFan72 wrote:

Originally posted by James James wrote:

I've never heard it pronounced as Dahl-ya before...  I pronounce it like the flowering shrub Azalea.  I'm sure that's how I've heard the flower pronounced on BBC.

Well my ancestry is supposedly more Anglo Saxon than Roman, so Roman Gods (even though Aeneas is a Roman mythology character) are less inspiring to me than Anglo Saxon names.

However, Anglo Saxon names are pretty dire.  I cannot call a son Aethelweard. LOL


BBC is wrong then! My name is not pronounced that way!


It's not just the BBC I've heard it pronounced that way either. Cry


In Israel they pronounce my name correctly. There it's a pretty popular name.
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Originally posted by YesFan72 YesFan72 wrote:

Originally posted by James James wrote:

Originally posted by YesFan72 YesFan72 wrote:

Originally posted by James James wrote:

I've never heard it pronounced as Dahl-ya before...  I pronounce it like the flowering shrub Azalea.  I'm sure that's how I've heard the flower pronounced on BBC.

Well my ancestry is supposedly more Anglo Saxon than Roman, so Roman Gods (even though Aeneas is a Roman mythology character) are less inspiring to me than Anglo Saxon names.

However, Anglo Saxon names are pretty dire.  I cannot call a son Aethelweard. LOL


BBC is wrong then! My name is not pronounced that way!


It's not just the BBC I've heard it pronounced that way either. Cry


In Israel they pronounce my name correctly. There it's a pretty popular name.


How does the band Black Dahlia Murder pronounce it?  The proper way, I presume?
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Points: 31169 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 14 2008 at 10:39
Hmm.

This is good but I think I prefer Black Oni.
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Originally posted by James James wrote:

Originally posted by YesFan72 YesFan72 wrote:

Originally posted by James James wrote:

Originally posted by YesFan72 YesFan72 wrote:

Originally posted by James James wrote:

I've never heard it pronounced as Dahl-ya before...  I pronounce it like the flowering shrub Azalea.  I'm sure that's how I've heard the flower pronounced on BBC.

Well my ancestry is supposedly more Anglo Saxon than Roman, so Roman Gods (even though Aeneas is a Roman mythology character) are less inspiring to me than Anglo Saxon names.

However, Anglo Saxon names are pretty dire.  I cannot call a son Aethelweard. LOL


BBC is wrong then! My name is not pronounced that way!


It's not just the BBC I've heard it pronounced that way either. Cry


In Israel they pronounce my name correctly. There it's a pretty popular name.


How does the band Black Dahlia Murder pronounce it?  The proper way, I presume?


No clue.
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What Henry Cow song shall I try to learn to play today (on bassoon, of course)?
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Originally posted by YesFan72 YesFan72 wrote:

What Henry Cow song shall I try to learn to play today (on bassoon, of course)?


The song that features bassoon with the longest time. Tongue
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Originally posted by MovingPictures07 MovingPictures07 wrote:

Originally posted by YesFan72 YesFan72 wrote:

What Henry Cow song shall I try to learn to play today (on bassoon, of course)?


The song that features bassoon with the longest time. Tongue


Which one though?
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