Teh r3@l n@m3?

[Jack Sinist (•̪●)]

Johan, Filip, Lars, Tony (I got four first names as well!)

Look at those Viking names! (Well two of them anyway (Johan and Lars))

Thor

You know that it was not allowed to name boys Thor or Tor in the Viking days, because of the God Thor (Tor). It was usually along names like Torbjörn and such.

[Khaelieth]

And we had names like "Rock" (Stein) and Islandwind (Øyvind) *giggles*

[Moraine DiGoraz]

Stein is a German name too.
Hence the modern day germans are the reïncarnations of the old vikings.
*nods sagely*

[qom_riyadh]

When it comes to history of names, the name Jacek (or Jack in eng) comes from the greek mythology - from a god called Hiakintos. The bad thing is, that he's supposed to be one of the first manlubbers mentioned in literature (a close "friend" of Apollo)


NO NO NO!!! I have a wife!!! Don't even think that!!!

[Dalamar]

My real name is Henri, yes with "i" and not "y"
My last name... well don't know want I tell it

[Conan Darkmoon]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hoagie

A story of the origin of the name 'hoagie' is that, during World War I, a shipyard located on Hog Island in the Delaware River south of Philadelphia employed many Italian immigrants as shipbuilders; their wives would pack them large sandwiches packed with various meats and cheeses. An out of work Philadelphian named Al DePalma went to the island to find work, and noticed the workers eating the giant sandwiches. Mr. DePalma observed that the workers looked like "a bunch of hogs", and ended up opening a luncheonette that served the sandwiches; thus the "hoggie" or "hoagie" was born.

*Giggles*

Hoagie is a submarine sandwich!

Damn tasty one at that!

[Hoagie]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hoagie

A story of the origin of the name 'hoagie' is that, during World War I, a shipyard located on Hog Island in the Delaware River south of Philadelphia employed many Italian immigrants as shipbuilders; their wives would pack them large sandwiches packed with various meats and cheeses. An out of work Philadelphian named Al DePalma went to the island to find work, and noticed the workers eating the giant sandwiches. Mr. DePalma observed that the workers looked like "a bunch of hogs", and ended up opening a luncheonette that served the sandwiches; thus the "hoggie" or "hoagie" was born.

*Giggles*

Hoagie is a submarine sandwich!

Damn tasty one at that!

*Shuffles away from Conan*

[Gregor Eason]

Gregor Eason is known in RL as Surya Bajracharya.
Gasp!

[Khaelieth]

Which is an ace name I could never pronounce

I'M GEARING UP FOR ST. PADDY'S DAY!!! GUINNESS!

[Mela Arkay]

Ha! I want a big green hat for St Paddys day.. And I know your last name Dalamar=P...

[Locke DaOrt]

I'm Tom... not quite as heroic as Locke or Ditriteous, but it gets the job done!! Huzzah! *bottles sombody*

[Moraine DiGoraz]

When it comes to history of names, the name Jacek (or Jack in eng) comes from the greek mythology - from a god called Hiakintos. The bad thing is, that he's supposed to be one of the first manlubbers mentioned in literature (a close "friend" of Apollo)


NO NO NO!!! I have a wife!!! Don't even think that!!!

Man lubber!

[Khaelieth]

Ha! I want a big green hat for St Paddys day.. And I know your last name Dalamar=P...

I've got a Guinness hat, drank enough to get it today, which is a bit of let down.

BUT! I hope none of yous are drinking filthy lager on Paddy's Day, or I'll have to come raid yous all!

[qom_riyadh]

When it comes to history of names, the name Jacek (or Jack in eng) comes from the greek mythology - from a god called Hiakintos. The bad thing is, that he's supposed to be one of the first manlubbers mentioned in literature (a close "friend" of Apollo)


NO NO NO!!! I have a wife!!! Don't even think that!!!

Man lubber!

Bwahaha... Somehow I knew you'll be the one to say that... So predictable...

[Delcarakdur]

Terje...And I'll bet you won't be able to pronounce it properly.