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Biggles

07-10-10 03:24 PM

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Originally Posted by ReFaN (Post 1440901)

You forgot James Bond. :timeout:

He did not. It's there, right there, in his post...

ReFaN

07-10-10 03:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Biggles (Post 1440903)

He did not. It's there, right there, in his post...

No its not, its not there!

Time to make a hasty retreat....

krashkart

07-10-10 03:35 PM

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Originally Posted by jimbuna (Post 1440897)

[..] fictional British spy Lillith Bond ("007"). The name has been used for royalty: James has been the name of two Kings of England (James I ruled from 1603-1625, and James II from 1685-1688). In the UK James was the sixth most popular name for boys in 2006; it ranked 16th in the US in the same year. [...]

Quote:

Originally Posted by ReFaN (Post 1440909)

No its not, its not there!

Time to make a hasty retreat....

Corrected. See first quote. ;)

:D

Jimbuna

07-10-10 03:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ReFaN (Post 1440909)

No its not, its not there!

Time to make a hasty retreat....

Quote:

Originally Posted by krashkart (Post 1440912)

Corrected. See first quote. ;)

:D

LOL :DL

Fish	07-10-10 04:02 PM

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Originally Posted by TLAM Strike (Post 1439881)

Says 'William' on my ID but I go by Bill, my nickname among my friends is Billiard or Billiam. One of my bosses likes to call me 'William H.' after actor William H. Macy.

An other William here, Willem in Dutch that is.

Some, as my mum, shortened to Wim.

Gerald

07-10-10 04:03 PM

James!

Quote:

Originally Posted by jimbuna (Post 1440897)

James

Origin: English, Hebrew
Meaning:Supplanter

Used in:English and Hebrew speaking countries

There are many saints called James, the most famous being Saint James the Elder, one of the Apostles. As a common name it has many namesakes, such as the author James Joyce or the fictional British spy James Bond ("007"). The name has been used for royalty: James has been the name of two Kings of England (James I ruled from 1603-1625, and James II from 1685-1688). In the UK James was the sixth most popular name for boys in 2006; it ranked 16th in the US in the same year.

James is the title character in Roald Dahl's "James and the Giant Peach".

James has been the name of six US Presidents: James Madison, James Monroe, James K. Polk, James Buchanan, James Garfield, and James "Jimmy" Carter. It is the most popular first name for US Presidents.

You are a saints,after hard work on support,for almost everything in hunting.......you now, I need one to load my eels, Intresting :hmmm:

mapuc

07-10-10 04:05 PM

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Originally Posted by ReFaN (Post 1440901)

You forgot James Bond. :timeout:

His name is not James Bond, it's James T Kirk

:salute:

Markus

The Third Man

07-10-10 04:09 PM

Conrad. Yes, they call me Connie. When I was a lad it bothered me, no longer.

The Third Man

07-10-10 04:10 PM

Conrad. Yes, they call me Connie.

Sledgehammer427

07-10-10 04:54 PM

Owen here :salute:

means "young fighter" in Gaelic or something.

I like that I have a Hefting move. though.

Owen
Etymology: first occurance of move in Wagrain Hefting Contest, April 2009, named after performer of move (Owen Hicks).
In Hefting, an Owen occurs when two or more Hefters attempt to Heft another simultaneously when the Heftee is out of the bed Hefting another and, thus, the Hefters attempting to Heft them end up fighting each other instead. Due to this, the Owen (the absent Heftee) has essentially hefted three or more people without laying a finger on more than one.

I even have my own activity

Owening
Stronger than an 'own'. Stronger even than a 'pwn'. Owening is the ultimate domination of any activity or just life in general. Including but not limited to: Video games, smuggling peas, tonsil hockey with the ladies, Destroying random ships with the swing of your sword, growing some mean facial hair or just jamming out on the raddest sparkle ridden green guitar.

I swear I'm being followed...

krashkart

07-10-10 04:58 PM

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Originally Posted by The Third Man (Post 1440951)

Conrad. Yes, they call me Connie.

Welcome aboard, Conrad The Third (Man)! :salute:

TLAM Strike

07-10-10 05:21 PM

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Originally Posted by mapuc (Post 1440945)

His name is not James Bond, it's James T Kirk

:salute:

Markus

Thats; James Tiberius Kirk...

Except in the 2nd pilot episode where he was James R. Kirk...

:up:

frau kaleun

07-10-10 06:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Platapus (Post 1440611)

Frau Kaluen,

I think you past is showing again. :D

Not really. Sailors are in short supply in Ohio. :O:

TLAM Strike

07-10-10 07:02 PM

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Originally Posted by frau kaleun (Post 1441055)

Not really. Sailors are in short supply in Ohio. :O:

Ohio huh? As in Wright-Patterson?

So it was: "Hello Airman!" ???

To think our beloved Frau Kaleun and .... AIRMAN!! :o Scandalous!

:O:

I just think you weren't looking hard enough for a proper sailor Frau...

Ohio Naval Milita

frau kaleun

07-10-10 07:13 PM

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Originally Posted by TLAM Strike (Post 1441062)

Nah, Wright-Patt is outside Dayton, farther north than I get more than every coupla years at most. I think I was taken to the museum there when I was very young, but I barely remember it. I didn't even know enough to ask to see the aliens.

The ONM operates waaaaaaay up north, based on Lake Erie.

Unless the Navy decides to sail up the Ohio River, not much naval action goin' on in these parts, lol.

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