Wierdest DF Names

[Sabor]

which board names on here do u find to be a little on the wierd side..?

[pygmalion]

Methinks we have a trouble maker on board. :wink: :mrgreen:

[squirrel]

Yours, Sabor!

[Sabor]

squirrel darling.. i said 'a little wierd' .. not .. 'sexy' :mrgreen:

[peachexploration]

My own of course! But hey, I love the state of Georgia where I'm from. :)

[squirrel]

You think your name is sexy? I think it's weird, when I remember your lime green socksies... ;)

[pygmalion]

I'll have to search for some specific examples, but the ones I find funniest are the ones that say something like ,"I'm a horrible dancer," or "I have no rhythm" or,"there's no hope for me," or stuff like that. So then, what are you doing on a dance website? Hmm? :eyebrow:

[Swingolder]

I would like to change my name. I just put down the first thing I thought of when I decided to sign up (it was while reading one of those threads that pointed fingers at lurkers). If only I could think of something clever to change it to.

[Pacion]

Methinks we have a trouble maker on board. :wink: :mrgreen:

Interesting use of the word "think" Pygamalion. Personally, I would have used the word "know" :wink: :lol:


:kissme: Sabor :lol:

[Sabor]

quick! kiss me again!.. its getting cold here! :P

[squirrel]

Cold? In Egypt? Sabor, please!!! :roll: :kissme: :kissme: :kissme: :kissme: :kissme: :bouncy: :bouncy: :banana: :banana:

[Sabor]

desert winters are the toughest there is darling.. never experienced one b4 have u.. wind cuts thru the bone .. muchas garcias for the kissies tho.. :kissme:

[squirrel]

De nada, handsome... :wink: :mrgreen:

No I haven't experienced any yet... is that a disguised invitation? :friend: :raisebro:

[Pacion]

Methinks we have a trouble maker on board. :wink: :mrgreen:

Interesting use of the word "think" Pygamalion. Personally, I would have used the word "know" :wink: :lol:


:kissme: Sabor :lol:

quick! kiss me again!.. its getting cold here! :P

Cold? In Egypt? Sabor, please!!! :roll: :kissme: :kissme: :kissme: :kissme: :kissme: :bouncy: :bouncy: :banana: :banana:

Glad to see when there is "work to be done" there is no shortage of volunteers :wink: :lol:

[MacMoto]

I had to do a quick check to see what this thread was about... :roll:

[squirrel]

MacMoto... and the conclusion was... ?!

[Sabor]

u need no invitation Squirrel.. just pop in whenever u are in the mood darling :wink:

[mambo_munkey]

I don't really wanna get on anyones bad side and say that anybodys names are "wierd" but I think I must be pronouncing some of them wrong. (Its like looking at a personalized license plate and having no idea how to pronounce it! :) )

for example: when I see "pygmalion" I pronounce it (PIG-MAL-E-ON)
gee I hope thats right.... :oops:

What I often wonder is the reasoning behind some of the names picked...

[motardmom]

for example: when I see "pygmalion" I pronounce it (PIG-MAL-E-ON)
gee I hope thats right.... :oops:

What I often wonder is the reasoning behind some of the names picked...

(Taken from: http://www.bartleby.com/138/)

Pygmalion

Bernard Shaw

Based on classical myth, Bernard Shaw’s Pygmalion plays on the complex business of human relationships in a social world. Phonetics Professor Henry Higgins tutors the very Cockney Eliza Doolittle, not only in the refinement of speech, but also in the refinement of her manner. When the end result produces a very ladylike Miss Doolittle, the lessons learned become much more far reaching. The successful musical My Fair Lady was based on this Bernard Shaw classic.

note from motardmom: Pretty Woman is a movie based upon the same concept. Pygmalion is classic! There are lots of movies based upon Pygmalion.

[MacMoto]

MacMoto... and the conclusion was... ?!
"Another Infamous Hijacked Thread"? :roll: :lol: :lol:

[squirrel]

Sabor - thank you! I shall take your proposal into accout...

MacMoto... :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

[mambo_munkey]

(Taken from: http://www.bartleby.com/138/)

Pygmalion

Bernard Shaw

Based on classical myth, Bernard Shaw’s Pygmalion plays on the complex business of human relationships in a social world. Phonetics Professor Henry Higgins tutors the very Cockney Eliza Doolittle, not only in the refinement of speech, but also in the refinement of her manner. When the end result produces a very ladylike Miss Doolittle, the lessons learned become much more far reaching. The successful musical My Fair Lady was based on this Bernard Shaw classic.

note from motardmom: Pretty Woman is a movie based upon the same concept. Pygmalion is classic! There are lots of movies based upon Pygmalion.


Thanks motardmom! :lol: