Rabble Rousers

Bionicgoat · Senior Member

keeping ahead of the pack

Elro · Senior Member

Ragnarok would be an excellent name for someone's child.

Bionicgoat · Senior Member

that was a great videogame... really interresting 3rd person kind of thing where you played Ragnar and got to hack and slash your way through a very well done mythical Norse landscape. I highly recommend it.

Underground Boy · Senior Member

You do realise that my threads have no content whatsoever, and that you have almost double the number of posts in your blog compared to me? Anyway, it's not the 'winning' that counts, it's the taking part (I hope that's true - otherwise I'm stuffed! biggrin

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Also, kewl names for a baby would be Llywelyn and Meredith wink

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Elro · Senior Member

Llywelyn - yes, for spelling alone

Meredith - no, too common, Meriwether is better, although I'm not sure that's a girl's name or not, but it doesn't particularly matter in this case.

Diana · Senior Member

Elro wrote:

Llywelyn - yes, for spelling alone

Meredith - no, too common, Meriwether is better, although I'm not sure that's a girl's name or not, but it doesn't particularly matter in this case.

Meriwether, as in Meriwether Lewis from the Lewis and Clark expedition? Hehe, nobody told him it was a girl's name. biggrin

-- Edited by Diana at 19:23, 2007-09-07

Elro · Senior Member

Maybe someone did, and he wanted to prove them wrong, so he went out to make a name for himself, something that back in those days women never did. :P

Underground Boy · Senior Member

Gandalf or Legolas would be a good name for a kid.

Elro · Senior Member

-Twitchy
-Rumpelstiltskin
-Burpy McFluff-Fluff
-Skittles

-- Edited by Elro at 00:31, 2007-09-08