I've got most of my games with me and ready to run scenarios. PM me and I'll give you a cell phone I can be reached at.
-clash
Clash, quit reminding me I'm not there.
I swear.
fargin bastages :p
Quote from: Dr Rotwang!Clash, quit reminding me I'm not there.
I swear.
It's James' fault! It was his job to kidnap you!
-clash
What is that I feel rolling over me? Oh, its the bus...
Thanks clash :p
We're going to be trying ot meet up tonight, I know! Remember, I have that seminar this afternoon, and a lot will depend on the Pregnant Mrs.'s Consititution Modifier.
:p
I hope She and the almost Lily make their save vs. Walking...
-clash
Quote from: flyingmiceI hope She and the almost Lily make their save vs. Walking...
-clash
Zach, are you naming your child Lily?
Quote from: Dr Rotwang!Zach, are you naming your child Lily?
If men had anything to do with naming children, my son would be Hadrian.
-clash
Quote from: flyingmiceIf men had anything to do with naming children, my son would be Hadrian.
-clash
Well,
I did.
And
I chose Lily, too.
Quote from: Dr Rotwang!Well, I did.
And I chose Lily, too.
As did a close friend for their baby. It's a lovely name, and seems suddenly popular. My post was meant to be a humerous aside on the amount of input most men have in their children's names, doc, not a slur on the name Lily. Apparently the humor failed... :O
-clash
lol...no, no, it's fine. I love the name Lilly, but you should see the list of suggested first or middle names that never made it past the wife. Honestly, what's so wrong with Persephone (maybe she'd marry well) or Cassandra (hey, she'd at least tell the truth, even if no one would believe her).
Actually here in Indy, a lot of folks are naming their kids after Peyton Manning, and Theresa said I could if we won the Super Bowl this year. So I was going to go with Lilly Peyton, but instead we ended up on Lilly Parker Houghton, to accompany her older sister, Saris Victoria Houghton.
Like most Olde Yankees, My family names are mostly Hebrew* - Hezekiah, Asa, Gideon, Jeremiah, Adriel, etc - or bizzare - Rising Lake is my personal favorite. For some reason though, these names didn't appeal to my wife. I think she imagined some bible-thumping preacher, even though most of those guys were honest sea captains interested only in addicting masses of Chinese to opium and other genteel pursuits. I tried the historical approach - Hadrian (isn't that a girl's name? Like in Rocky?), Ceasar (That's a bit grandiose), Constantine (too Greek), Alexander (He'd be nicknamed Sandy! Another girl's name!), Ghengis Khan (You've GOT to be kidding!), etc., but we finally compromised on her choice... :D
-clash
Quote from: flyingmiceMy post was meant to be a humerous aside on the amount of input most men have in their children's names, doc, not a slur on the name Lily. Apparently the humor failed... :O
-clash
Dude, I was so far from insulted by it that the
light from insulted would be a hundred years late in getting to me. So...
...but it's weird, suddenly "Lily" or "Lilly"
is popular. What's up with that? Zeitgeist?
Quote from: Zachary The Firstlol...no, no, it's fine. I love the name Lilly, but you should see the list of suggested first or middle names that never made it past the wife. Honestly, what's so wrong with Persephone (maybe she'd marry well) or Cassandra (hey, she'd at least tell the truth, even if no one would believe her).
Actually here in Indy, a lot of folks are naming their kids after Peyton Manning, and Theresa said I could if we won the Super Bowl this year. So I was going to go with Lilly Peyton, but instead we ended up on Lilly Parker Houghton, to accompany her older sister, Saris Victoria Houghton.
My buddies Daughters name is Payton Jane. But shes named after Walter Payton not Peyton manning. (For those not in the know. Walter Payton (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_Payton) is/was the
GREATEST NFL running back
EVER.)
Quote from: Dr Rotwang!Dude, I was so far from insulted by it that the light from insulted would be a hundred years late in getting to me. So...
...but it's weird, suddenly "Lily" or "Lilly" is popular. What's up with that? Zeitgeist?
Flowers became big for a while - as did older names. Lily happens to be a very beautiful name that fits both categories.
My daughter, who is likely splashing aroundin the flood right now, is Haley Morgan. Haley is partially because the day we found out she was coming there was this huge hail storm. Morgan is a german nod and hell..it's morning..and sounds like morgana..and...it's cool...so there...
I predict in 20 years there will be a great football player named Manning something-or-other.