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[Sebatianos]

Because I simply added it and forgot to erase the Raphael (his name is Raf - officially, and I've overlooked that fact). :bleh:

[Reup]

well, it's allready on the crew page, but hey...

Reup = Ruben Steins

[Rogue]

Originally posted by Sebatianos@Feb 8 2006, 02:46 AM
@Anubis - I asumed you'd say something like that, that's why I didn't post it (I'm guessing the one you sent with your e-mail was your real name).

:tnx:

Yes, my email name is my real name.

@others - I'm sorry, but because sometimes I post from work, I have to keep it secret.

Or should I say:

My name is Bond, James Bond. B) LOL :roflol:

[Sebatianos]

OK, I'm adding it...

Anubis a.k.a. Bond, James Bond - doesn't wish to give his real name, so his boss at work wouldn't know he's a lazy SOB who doesn't work, but surfs the net insted.

[Rogue]

BTW, great topic.

I would post my image, but as my head is way to big for 800x600 pix, I have to pass that too.

[TheChosen]

My real name is Jesse Ojala.

Here's my picture:

[Kearnsy]

Hi my name is Ryan.

Picture: Check profile (you lazy person!)

[Quintopotere]

My real name is Alessandro.

Hallo :bye:

[bruno]

yes my real name is Bruno, and here is my ugly picture....

[rlbell]

Originally posted by mouse31e+Feb 8 2006, 01:01 AM--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (mouse31e @ Feb 8 2006, 01:01 AM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-rlbell@Feb 8 2006, 12:44 AM
It amused me to learn that Richard is an old english word for tyrant, or harsh ruler.

More likely, it means brave/hard leader with reference to strength rather than brutality and it's Germanic, not English.

My name is Andrew. I won't add a picture because I don't have any! [/b][/quote]
No, its old english. It may have a common root with a similar german word, but it is english.

English is like that. A friend of mine, James Nichols (not famous, but you might have heard of him), once commented:

People who go on about the purity of the english language amuse me. English has the purity of a cribhouse lady. It does not just borrow words, it lures weaker languages into back alleys, and then rolls them for any spare words in their pockets.