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Wednesday, October, 5, 2005
Hatching/Bonding/Adoption
KTer's are familiar with the Pick A Number Hatchings/Bondings that take place at the AnneMcCaffreyFans.org site.
I'm having one, but not all of the critters are imaginary for role-play only. Although, there may be one or more of them, too.
Go to the "Hatching/Bonding/Adoption" topic to find out the details!
The Book is: All The Weyrs Of Pern!
Go to the Hatching/Bonding/Adoption topic mentioned above for details.
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Wednesday, February 11, 2004 Special Note: Any NKTers who register with their KT username and have more than 100 posts on the KT, will be able to access The Sanctuary on my board!
Early in prehistory some descriptive names began to be used again and again until they formed a name pool for that particular culture. Parents would choose names from the pool of existing names rather than invent new ones for their children. As time went on the language changed and in many cases the words that formed the original name passed out of use, leaving the fossilized form in the name. This is why we do not recognize the meanings of many names today. Their origins are in ancient languages from words that have passed out of use. For instance, the name Edwin was originally composed of the Old English words ead, which means "prosperity, fortune, riches" and wine, which means "friend." Both of these words have passed out of the language in the intervening thousand or so years. On the other hand, a word which has not radically changed forms the first part of the Old English name Wulfgar. The word may have changed spelling somewhat, but the word wolf is still recognizable. (The second element gar means "spear.")
Wulfgar - an Anglo-Saxon male name meaning Wolf Spear. Modern spellings include; Wolfgar, Wolfegar.
Two, To and Too are not interchangable. You would
not believe how many so called professional authors, web and otherwise, are
misusing these words.
The same goes for There, Their, and They're.
We've all seen and heard the stories on the news about children
abducted from their parent's cars, from their yards, parks and even from
their own homes. If any one has any information concerning the missing
children displayed here, please contact your local law enforcement agency.
