I don't. I just pull names out of my ass. Sometimes I will name them 'Ass'. That's why I came up with the Bruce solution. Saves me from spending time trying to figure out a name.
Oh dear Gods, when i first started playing games where I could name my character I ended up with some scary stuff. It's about the time I settled on Ash and many variants for females and Bob for guys, and some females.
Indeed. The West wind. Supposedly the lightest of all the winds. Fitting name for an archer.
Woo, ancient God and Goddess names I do know.. mostly, ok only Greek and Egyptian..
I still remember Butt Face from Morrowind.
Silly Breton she was.
Hilarious name for a Breton.
I still remember Butt Face from Morrowind.
Nice one!
Lets see my names for RPGs:
Cameron
Abigail
Malcome
Aeryn
Alexender
Cassandra
Some Mahriel I forget.
Benjamin.
Kara.
And here you are very elegantly send me in linguistic purgatory.
My dame, if it were indeed my intention to truly change your state of mind, I should do so most gently and slowly.
And only hopefully as elegantly.
I had a Hawk Hawke once. That was a fun day *drinks*
My dame, if it were indeed my intention to truly change your state of mind, I should do so most gently and slowly.
And only hopefully as elegantly.
Have you met a woman who has managed to resist you yet? 
Have you met a woman who has managed to resist you yet?
*giggles into rootbeer glass*
Time for a nap. Didn't realize the sun had risen. This time I'm making it to my bed.
Time for a nap. Didn't realize the sun had risen. This time I'm making it to my bed.
night staches. 
Have you met a woman who has managed to resist you yet?
Yes. I divorced her.
Also, I'm not out to force someone into resistance. Not everytime you flatter a woman means you want to convince her to become romantically involved with you. Just think about how good it feels if a woman complimented your romantic appeal - It is very easy to make someone feel good without either lying or having definite, selfish intentions; and thus I believe it should be done as often as possible.
Mind you, not that I claim to succeed in that myself, but it is possible to just make someone's day, and it's absolutely free. I think we say critical things a lot faster and a lot more deliberately, rather than nice things to one another. Especially on the internet. I was raised to hold open doors and to walk on the traffic side of the pavement, and I don't believe it is sexist to treat women distinctively different - in such a fashion.
Or, as cyrillic-auto-translate spat out when fed with my clumsy archive of Dostojewsky quotes: До́брое сло́во и ко́шке прия́тно.
Woo, ancient God and Goddess names I do know.. mostly, ok only Greek and Egyptian..
I feel you there
Yes. I divorced her.
Also, I'm not out to force someone into resistance. Not everytime you flatter a woman means you want to convince her to become romantically involved with you. Just think about how good it feels if a woman complimented your romantic appeal - It is very easy to make someone feel good without either lying or having definite, selfish intentions; and thus I believe it should be done as often as possible.
Mind you, not that I claim to succeed in that myself, but it is possible to just make someone's day, and it's absolutely free. I think we say critical things a lot faster and a lot more deliberately, rather than nice things to one another. Especially on the internet.
Or, as cyrillic-auto-translate spat out when fed with my clumsy archive of Dostojewsky quotes: До́брое сло́во и ко́шке прия́тно.
*is impressed with Dieb*
Dieb is far to eloquent. But it's impossible to know another well enough to give many compliments with only online interactions.
Yes. I divorced her.
Also, I'm not out to force someone into resistance. Not everytime you flatter a woman means you want to convince her to become romantically involved with you. Just think about how good it feels if a woman complimented your romantic appeal - It is very easy to make someone feel good without either lying or having definite, selfish intentions; and thus I believe it should be done as often as possible.
Mind you, not that I claim to succeed in that myself, but it is possible to just make someone's day, and it's absolutely free. I think we say critical things a lot faster and a lot more deliberately, rather than nice things to one another. Especially on the internet.
Or, as cyrillic-auto-translate spat out when fed with my clumsy archive of Dostojewsky quotes: До́брое сло́во и ко́шке прия́тно.
It's just, you do it so well and, I'm guessing often. I guess I just imagine you with women fawning over you all the time.
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And I'm actually learning Russian. Don't know enough to make even a small sentence yet but I'm going to be continuing the lessons in September.
Anyway, taking a big mood downward spike so better get offline before I become whiny, mopey Ash again. What I wouldn't give for one good, or even decent, day, just one.
*waves and wanders out the door taking a glass of apple cider with her*
Anyway, taking a big mood downward spike so better get offline before I become whiny, mopey Ash again. What I wouldn't give for one good, or even decent, day, just one.
*waves and wanders out the door taking a glass of apple cider with her*
Take a walk alone through a park. It might help.
But it's impossible to know another well enough to give many compliments with only online interactions.
I know that you have a wonderful daughter, are holding a family together and still find the time to hang out with us; and I know for a fact that you despite all my dubious "eloquence", have a way of brightening the mood with whatever you say.
Don't give compliments for the sake of it, and they don't have to be many. Yet if you write something from Australia, and it makes a bloke from Europe even for a blink second happier than he was before, it is something. This happened, it's crazy, and you are the one responsible. Something you've left behind, and that's really all there is to it, now isn't it?
Then again, it probably boils down to the fact I'm going to be fourty soon, and am still amazed at this "Internet" concept everyone is crazy about...
I know that you have a wonderful daughter, are holding a family together and still find the time to hang out with us; and I know for a fact that you despite all my dubious "eloquence", have a way of brightening the mood with whatever you say.
Don't give compliments for the sake of it, and they don't have to be many. Yet if you write something from Australia, and it makes a bloke from Europe even for a blink second happier than he was before, it is something. This happened, it's crazy, and you are the one responsible. Something you've left behind, and that's really all there is to it, now isn't it?
Then again, it probably boils down to the fact I'm going to be fourty soon, and am still amazed at this "Internet" concept everyone is crazy about...
Its funny I was thinking of posting 'god bless the internet' even before your last sentence. Imagine Americans, Europeans, and Australians interacting together, in peace and harmony...
Almost at the end of the Victorian Era...
Good afternoon DQ
Good afternoon to you, twinkle.
Almost at the end of the Victorian Era...
Would you mind passing that memo to the rest of (Great) Britain?
Almost at the end of the Victorian Era...
Hey, Rel. I read 'The Dance'. I loved the idea and you really caught Sera, I could totally see the scene in my head. Amusing and charming.
Good afternoon to you, twinkle.
Would you mind passing that memo to the rest of (Great) Britain?
Hi Dieb, long time no chat. Hope you're OK.
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