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bluecuracao 09-30-2005 10:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Brianna
It's just that 'Jenny' would've been so much easier!

My younger sis would not agree! She had to listen to guys sing "Jenny, I got your numbah!" all through the 80s. :greenface

Claudette is a lovely name. I think of Claudette Colbert.

Trilby 10-01-2005 04:51 AM

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Originally Posted by bluecuracao
My younger sis would not agree! She had to listen to guys sing "Jenny, I got your numbah!" all through the 80s. :greenface

Claudette is a lovely name. I think of Claudette Colbert.

I loved that Jenny song! It's so catchy!

Claudette Colbert is disturbingly close to my real whole name. But, you're too young to know Claudette Colbert, no?

elSicomoro 10-01-2005 10:57 AM

I know who Claudette Colbert is...and I'm younger than blue.

bluecuracao 10-01-2005 03:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Brianna
But, you're too young to know Claudette Colbert, no?

Nope, never knew her...she and I ran in different circles!

richlevy 10-01-2005 05:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Brianna
I loved that Jenny song! It's so catchy!

Claudette Colbert is disturbingly close to my real whole name. But, you're too young to know Claudette Colbert, no?

That was the first person who came to mind when I first saw it. Actually, Claudette was her middle name, just like it is Celine Dion's middle name (but I won't hold that against you).

She played the smart, spirited babe back in the 30's and 40's. "It Happened One Night" is a classic 'guy meets girl' movie.

bargalunan 10-01-2005 06:53 PM

I've heard of her but I've never seen a film with Claudette Colbert.

Claudette, French name, make me think of Claude François , a really famous 60's and 70's french singer. Intellectual people enjoy disliking him and his lyrics but everybody (in France) always dance on his music. It's old fashionned but dynamic and funny disco.
You can listen to "Magnolias for ever" and "Alexandrie Alexandra" with RealOne Player

He was also famous in dancing with short dressed girls . It was the first time in France. They were called "Les Claudettes". Do you want to dance with them Brianna ?
He's for us a kind of legend with a lot of incredible look-alikes (like Elvis Presley's ones).
Claude François died electrocuted in his bathroom. :(

My screen name comes from Star wars. George Lucas used this method to find the names of the different characters (like ObiWan Kenobi):
First syllable : First syllable of my family name
Second syllable : First syllable of my first name
Third syllable : First syllable of my mother's family name
Fourth syllable : First syllable of the city where I live.

xoxoxoBruce 10-01-2005 08:25 PM

Ms Colbert was stunning. :love:

wolf 10-02-2005 01:59 AM

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Originally Posted by bargalunan

My screen name comes from Star wars. George Lucas used this method to find the names of the different characters (like ObiWan Kenobi):
First syllable : First syllable of my family name
Second syllable : First syllable of my first name
Third syllable : First syllable of my mother's family name
Fourth syllable : First syllable of the city where I live.

This totally will not work for my name.

My family name and my mother's family name are each one syllable.

I would ordinarily post the result, but I don't think you all need to know my answer to most financial institutions' security question.

BrianR 10-02-2005 08:13 AM

Robbri Lawhaz? doesn't have that certain "something" to it that Han Solo has. Or Luke Skywalker. I like my birthname better.

SCHUNE 10-05-2005 04:11 PM

MY WIFE OF FORTY YEARS, WHO PASSED AWAY 3 YRS. AGO, WAS GERMAN. SCHUNE IS A GERMAN WORD MEANING VERY NICE. SHE USED THE WORD VERY OFTEN.

barefoot serpent 10-05-2005 04:28 PM

are you sure it doesn't mean Caps Lock?

busterb 10-05-2005 04:36 PM

Well the Buster came from my 1st wife. I was a welder in S. LA. My helper and I were going somewhere after work. As we started out the door, she said "buster if you come home tonight bla bla." He passed that around on job next day, so there ya go.

footfootfoot 10-05-2005 07:01 PM

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Originally Posted by wolf
Shannon's a chick name here in the states ... primarily anyway. There are a small number of guys with that name, but they get the shit kicked out of them a lot.




Wolf is the funniest. Everyone else, thank you for playing.

lumberjim 10-05-2005 07:09 PM

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Originally Posted by bargalunan

My screen name comes from Star wars. George Lucas used this method to find the names of the different characters (like ObiWan Kenobi):
First syllable : First syllable of my family name
Second syllable : First syllable of my first name
Third syllable : First syllable of my mother's family name
Fourth syllable : First syllable of the city where I live.

i need the breakpoints of your syllables

bar

gal

lu

nan

or

barg

al

un

an

?

itsjulie 10-05-2005 09:39 PM

guess mine is no big secret.

think it might even be b o r i n g :worried:


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