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What does it change to and when? Mine is still Interstellar.Also Annie's favorite movie on her page changes after a certain scene.
What does it change to and when? Mine is still Interstellar.Also Annie's favorite movie on her page changes after a certain scene.
What does it change to and when? Mine is still Interstellar.
Point still stands that - uncommon as it may be - the name is still in use in the modern day. Maybe not in Greece, sure (could be wrong on that one but eh). But Americans (which was Orion's original nationality before he moved to Europe and then back again thanks to the exchange program) still use it.That doesn't exactly help the argument, that name ("X Æ A-Xii" ) is ugly as sin and should not exist period, I pity the child that got it.
Yeah Orion is better obviously in this case, and perhaps atrocious is not the correct adjective for it, unusual doesn't cut it either but something similar or close to that. Point is that not even the greeks (contemporary ones) use that name anymore, it simply stopped being used like thousands others across history (just think latin ones you often see in roman graffiti not being used anymore) and seeing one being used in a modern setting is weird to say the least (never mind that it doesn't roll off the tongue as nicely as others), mind you that I am talking about a normal human being named that (Orion), Calypso for instance being a fantasy creature and being named that doesn't sound weird at all
They'll be there eventually. Only if a good Samaritan decides to upload them, so check up from time to time.Does anyone have wallpaper #28, #29, #30 or #31? They are not on Kemono unfortunately
Oh yeah I do, I know they will show up eventually. No harm in asking whether someone here has them and is able to share them thoughThey'll be there eventually. Only if a good Samaritan decides to upload them, so check up from time to time.
New in greek is ''Neo'' spelled "Νέο" in Greek alphabet. I think the word ''Nova'' doesn't exist in GreekJust know that in greek and latin Nova means new....
And iirc the protagonist's surname Richards means powerful/brave. Those two could be a power couple as the story advances further.New in greek is ''Neo'' spelled "Νέο" in Greek alphabet. I think the word ''Nova'' doesn't exist in Greek
Bonus knowledge:
''Alex'' spelled ''Αλέξ" means to ''defend'' or ''protect'' in Greek. Full name Alexandra=Alex + andra
''Andras'' spelled ''Ανδρας'' in Greek means ''man''
Therefore ''Alexandra'' means The protector of man or Defender of man
how did you not know of Fight Club or Seven and play Eternum at the same time. It's like being a mechanic but not having a drivers license.I discover some great movies I hasn't watch before by reading the girls' profile. Like Se7en, The Big Lebowski, The Fight Club
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You're right. Nova is the feminine dictionary form of the latin "novus," which also means new.New in greek is ''Neo'' spelled "Νέο" in Greek alphabet. I think the word ''Nova'' doesn't exist in Greek
Bonus knowledge:
''Alex'' spelled ''Αλέξ" means to ''defend'' or ''protect'' in Greek. Full name Alexandra=Alex + andra
''Andras'' spelled ''Ανδρας'' in Greek means ''man''
Therefore ''Alexandra'' means The protector of man or Defender of man
Back in my twenties, I'd play the sexual monopoly games and enter names of women I knew. Then I'd use the scenarios as inspiration.Yes but very very few games allow to rename LI's, and I don't know why you'd want to do that. To RP with girls you know?
If we're talking about "strange" names that aren't " X Æ A-12" (Was it changed from 12 to XII to eliminate numbers?), we haveThat doesn't exactly help the argument, that name ("X Æ A-Xii" ) is ugly as sin and should not exist period, I pity the child that got it.
Yeah Orion is better obviously in this case, and perhaps atrocious is not the correct adjective for it, unusual doesn't cut it either but something similar or close to that. Point is that not even the greeks (contemporary ones) use that name anymore, it simply stopped being used like thousands others across history (just think latin ones you often see in roman graffiti not being used anymore) and seeing one being used in a modern setting is weird to say the least (never mind that it doesn't roll off the tongue as nicely as others), mind you that I am talking about a normal human being named that (Orion), Calypso for instance being a fantasy creature and being named that doesn't sound weird at all
Useful when making sure if you're ordering an android or a gynoid...''Andras'' spelled ''Ανδρας'' in Greek means ''man''
Yep, your'e right re reading my post I forgot to write it correctly, thank you so much for telling me, I will correct my post.New in greek is ''Neo'' spelled "Νέο" in Greek alphabet. I think the word ''Nova'' doesn't exist in Greek
Bonus knowledge:
''Alex'' spelled ''Αλέξ" means to ''defend'' or ''protect'' in Greek. Full name Alexandra=Alex + andra
''Andras'' spelled ''Ανδρας'' in Greek means ''man''
Therefore ''Alexandra'' means The protector of man or Defender of man