"Your name in Star Wars"
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In a Italian science newspaper (Focus n° 124 February 2003 page 4), I found this silly paragraph: "Your name in Star Wars". Let me try to translate this small script: "I’ve get an email with this nice formula: it seems to be the one used by George Lucas to create the names of the strange creatures of Star Wars (Jar Jar Binks, Obi-Wan Kenobi, etc, ...). Do you want to know your name in Star Wars? 1. get the first 3 letters of your last name 2. add the first 2 letters of your first name. For your last name: 1. get the first 2 letters of the last name of your mother 2. add the first 3 letters of the city where you were born. Done! – Signed MIRMI CALIL” Then I tried, so, my last name is "Johnson" (I’m 1/2 US and 1/2 Italian), so the first 3 letter are “Joh”. My first name is John, but everybody calls me "Andy", so adding the first 2 letters from the name I use are "an". At the end, my Star Wars name is: "Joh" + "an" = "Johan" For the the last name: the last name of my mother is "Dalle Ore" (she is Italian), so the first 2 letters are "Da"; strange fact, I was born in Germany in the city of "Augsburg"... so the first 3 letters of the city are "aus". At the End my last name in Star Wars is: "Da" + "aus" = "Daaus" My Star Wars name must be: "Johan Daaus" ...nice way to create a new nick names, no? :-D
Delbr Liwat :wtf: Regards, Brian Dela :-)
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MStanbrook wrote: (Souinds like a Stripper with a speah imediment...) :laugh::laugh::laugh: Regards, Brian Dela :-)
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peterchen wrote: :wtf: is that? lol.. I felt the same about mine. :wtf: :eek: Regards, Brian Dela :-)
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Olebr Palac Hmm, interesting:) "We will thrive in the new environment, leaping across space and time, everywhere and nowhere, like air or radiation, redundant, self-replicating, and always evolving." -unspecified individual
Brian O. wrote: Olebr Palac Sounds kinda star warsey... :cool: Regards, Brian Dela :-)
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Sigjö Idmot I don't think this algorithm works very well on Swedish names.. :) -- Eventhough the forrest is full of trees, there's still no tree between the trees.
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In a Italian science newspaper (Focus n° 124 February 2003 page 4), I found this silly paragraph: "Your name in Star Wars". Let me try to translate this small script: "I’ve get an email with this nice formula: it seems to be the one used by George Lucas to create the names of the strange creatures of Star Wars (Jar Jar Binks, Obi-Wan Kenobi, etc, ...). Do you want to know your name in Star Wars? 1. get the first 3 letters of your last name 2. add the first 2 letters of your first name. For your last name: 1. get the first 2 letters of the last name of your mother 2. add the first 3 letters of the city where you were born. Done! – Signed MIRMI CALIL” Then I tried, so, my last name is "Johnson" (I’m 1/2 US and 1/2 Italian), so the first 3 letter are “Joh”. My first name is John, but everybody calls me "Andy", so adding the first 2 letters from the name I use are "an". At the end, my Star Wars name is: "Joh" + "an" = "Johan" For the the last name: the last name of my mother is "Dalle Ore" (she is Italian), so the first 2 letters are "Da"; strange fact, I was born in Germany in the city of "Augsburg"... so the first 3 letters of the city are "aus". At the End my last name in Star Wars is: "Da" + "aus" = "Daaus" My Star Wars name must be: "Johan Daaus" ...nice way to create a new nick names, no? :-D
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In a Italian science newspaper (Focus n° 124 February 2003 page 4), I found this silly paragraph: "Your name in Star Wars". Let me try to translate this small script: "I’ve get an email with this nice formula: it seems to be the one used by George Lucas to create the names of the strange creatures of Star Wars (Jar Jar Binks, Obi-Wan Kenobi, etc, ...). Do you want to know your name in Star Wars? 1. get the first 3 letters of your last name 2. add the first 2 letters of your first name. For your last name: 1. get the first 2 letters of the last name of your mother 2. add the first 3 letters of the city where you were born. Done! – Signed MIRMI CALIL” Then I tried, so, my last name is "Johnson" (I’m 1/2 US and 1/2 Italian), so the first 3 letter are “Joh”. My first name is John, but everybody calls me "Andy", so adding the first 2 letters from the name I use are "an". At the end, my Star Wars name is: "Joh" + "an" = "Johan" For the the last name: the last name of my mother is "Dalle Ore" (she is Italian), so the first 2 letters are "Da"; strange fact, I was born in Germany in the city of "Augsburg"... so the first 3 letters of the city are "aus". At the End my last name in Star Wars is: "Da" + "aus" = "Daaus" My Star Wars name must be: "Johan Daaus" ...nice way to create a new nick names, no? :-D
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In a Italian science newspaper (Focus n° 124 February 2003 page 4), I found this silly paragraph: "Your name in Star Wars". Let me try to translate this small script: "I’ve get an email with this nice formula: it seems to be the one used by George Lucas to create the names of the strange creatures of Star Wars (Jar Jar Binks, Obi-Wan Kenobi, etc, ...). Do you want to know your name in Star Wars? 1. get the first 3 letters of your last name 2. add the first 2 letters of your first name. For your last name: 1. get the first 2 letters of the last name of your mother 2. add the first 3 letters of the city where you were born. Done! – Signed MIRMI CALIL” Then I tried, so, my last name is "Johnson" (I’m 1/2 US and 1/2 Italian), so the first 3 letter are “Joh”. My first name is John, but everybody calls me "Andy", so adding the first 2 letters from the name I use are "an". At the end, my Star Wars name is: "Joh" + "an" = "Johan" For the the last name: the last name of my mother is "Dalle Ore" (she is Italian), so the first 2 letters are "Da"; strange fact, I was born in Germany in the city of "Augsburg"... so the first 3 letters of the city are "aus". At the End my last name in Star Wars is: "Da" + "aus" = "Daaus" My Star Wars name must be: "Johan Daaus" ...nice way to create a new nick names, no? :-D
Calad Jaman - cool or wot? Im gonna marry Natalie Portman...;) "Life begins at 140"
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In a Italian science newspaper (Focus n° 124 February 2003 page 4), I found this silly paragraph: "Your name in Star Wars". Let me try to translate this small script: "I’ve get an email with this nice formula: it seems to be the one used by George Lucas to create the names of the strange creatures of Star Wars (Jar Jar Binks, Obi-Wan Kenobi, etc, ...). Do you want to know your name in Star Wars? 1. get the first 3 letters of your last name 2. add the first 2 letters of your first name. For your last name: 1. get the first 2 letters of the last name of your mother 2. add the first 3 letters of the city where you were born. Done! – Signed MIRMI CALIL” Then I tried, so, my last name is "Johnson" (I’m 1/2 US and 1/2 Italian), so the first 3 letter are “Joh”. My first name is John, but everybody calls me "Andy", so adding the first 2 letters from the name I use are "an". At the end, my Star Wars name is: "Joh" + "an" = "Johan" For the the last name: the last name of my mother is "Dalle Ore" (she is Italian), so the first 2 letters are "Da"; strange fact, I was born in Germany in the city of "Augsburg"... so the first 3 letters of the city are "aus". At the End my last name in Star Wars is: "Da" + "aus" = "Daaus" My Star Wars name must be: "Johan Daaus" ...nice way to create a new nick names, no? :-D
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In a Italian science newspaper (Focus n° 124 February 2003 page 4), I found this silly paragraph: "Your name in Star Wars". Let me try to translate this small script: "I’ve get an email with this nice formula: it seems to be the one used by George Lucas to create the names of the strange creatures of Star Wars (Jar Jar Binks, Obi-Wan Kenobi, etc, ...). Do you want to know your name in Star Wars? 1. get the first 3 letters of your last name 2. add the first 2 letters of your first name. For your last name: 1. get the first 2 letters of the last name of your mother 2. add the first 3 letters of the city where you were born. Done! – Signed MIRMI CALIL” Then I tried, so, my last name is "Johnson" (I’m 1/2 US and 1/2 Italian), so the first 3 letter are “Joh”. My first name is John, but everybody calls me "Andy", so adding the first 2 letters from the name I use are "an". At the end, my Star Wars name is: "Joh" + "an" = "Johan" For the the last name: the last name of my mother is "Dalle Ore" (she is Italian), so the first 2 letters are "Da"; strange fact, I was born in Germany in the city of "Augsburg"... so the first 3 letters of the city are "aus". At the End my last name in Star Wars is: "Da" + "aus" = "Daaus" My Star Wars name must be: "Johan Daaus" ...nice way to create a new nick names, no? :-D
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Sigjö Idmot I don't think this algorithm works very well on Swedish names.. :) -- Eventhough the forrest is full of trees, there's still no tree between the trees.
Pedst Betor... Maybe you're right, Mr. Idmot :) "Well I'm just a hard working corporate slave, my mind should hate what my body does crave. Well I'm just a humble corporate slave, driving myself into a corporate grave" Corporate Slave, SNOG
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Calad Jaman - cool or wot? Im gonna marry Natalie Portman...;) "Life begins at 140"
You wish. BTW, she says hello. :) -- Eventhough the forrest is full of trees, there's still no tree between the trees.
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Don't think so. :suss:
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In a Italian science newspaper (Focus n° 124 February 2003 page 4), I found this silly paragraph: "Your name in Star Wars". Let me try to translate this small script: "I’ve get an email with this nice formula: it seems to be the one used by George Lucas to create the names of the strange creatures of Star Wars (Jar Jar Binks, Obi-Wan Kenobi, etc, ...). Do you want to know your name in Star Wars? 1. get the first 3 letters of your last name 2. add the first 2 letters of your first name. For your last name: 1. get the first 2 letters of the last name of your mother 2. add the first 3 letters of the city where you were born. Done! – Signed MIRMI CALIL” Then I tried, so, my last name is "Johnson" (I’m 1/2 US and 1/2 Italian), so the first 3 letter are “Joh”. My first name is John, but everybody calls me "Andy", so adding the first 2 letters from the name I use are "an". At the end, my Star Wars name is: "Joh" + "an" = "Johan" For the the last name: the last name of my mother is "Dalle Ore" (she is Italian), so the first 2 letters are "Da"; strange fact, I was born in Germany in the city of "Augsburg"... so the first 3 letters of the city are "aus". At the End my last name in Star Wars is: "Da" + "aus" = "Daaus" My Star Wars name must be: "Johan Daaus" ...nice way to create a new nick names, no? :-D
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Don't think so. :suss:
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Shog9 The siren sings a lonely song - of all the wants and hungers The lust of love a brute desire - the ledge of life goes under
Hmmm... quite suits you ;) The tigress is here :-D
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In a Italian science newspaper (Focus n° 124 February 2003 page 4), I found this silly paragraph: "Your name in Star Wars". Let me try to translate this small script: "I’ve get an email with this nice formula: it seems to be the one used by George Lucas to create the names of the strange creatures of Star Wars (Jar Jar Binks, Obi-Wan Kenobi, etc, ...). Do you want to know your name in Star Wars? 1. get the first 3 letters of your last name 2. add the first 2 letters of your first name. For your last name: 1. get the first 2 letters of the last name of your mother 2. add the first 3 letters of the city where you were born. Done! – Signed MIRMI CALIL” Then I tried, so, my last name is "Johnson" (I’m 1/2 US and 1/2 Italian), so the first 3 letter are “Joh”. My first name is John, but everybody calls me "Andy", so adding the first 2 letters from the name I use are "an". At the end, my Star Wars name is: "Joh" + "an" = "Johan" For the the last name: the last name of my mother is "Dalle Ore" (she is Italian), so the first 2 letters are "Da"; strange fact, I was born in Germany in the city of "Augsburg"... so the first 3 letters of the city are "aus". At the End my last name in Star Wars is: "Da" + "aus" = "Daaus" My Star Wars name must be: "Johan Daaus" ...nice way to create a new nick names, no? :-D
Elake Rinew :omg: Sounds like a previously undiscovered part of the human anatomy :laugh: The tigress is here :-D
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Hmmm... quite suits you ;) The tigress is here :-D
Trollslayer wrote: Hmmm... quite suits you Now what really interests me is, if that was actually my name, which i would get more often: comments related to a certain flowering bush, or comments related to a Bob Dylan song...
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Shog9 The siren sings a lonely song - of all the wants and hungers The lust of love a brute desire - the ledge of life goes under
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Elake Rinew :omg: Sounds like a previously undiscovered part of the human anatomy :laugh: The tigress is here :-D
Trollslayer wrote: Elake Rinew It's right next to the endoplasmic reticulum, to the left a bit. Nobody wants to read a diary by someone who has not seen the shadow of Bubba on the prison shower wall in front of them!
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In a Italian science newspaper (Focus n° 124 February 2003 page 4), I found this silly paragraph: "Your name in Star Wars". Let me try to translate this small script: "I’ve get an email with this nice formula: it seems to be the one used by George Lucas to create the names of the strange creatures of Star Wars (Jar Jar Binks, Obi-Wan Kenobi, etc, ...). Do you want to know your name in Star Wars? 1. get the first 3 letters of your last name 2. add the first 2 letters of your first name. For your last name: 1. get the first 2 letters of the last name of your mother 2. add the first 3 letters of the city where you were born. Done! – Signed MIRMI CALIL” Then I tried, so, my last name is "Johnson" (I’m 1/2 US and 1/2 Italian), so the first 3 letter are “Joh”. My first name is John, but everybody calls me "Andy", so adding the first 2 letters from the name I use are "an". At the end, my Star Wars name is: "Joh" + "an" = "Johan" For the the last name: the last name of my mother is "Dalle Ore" (she is Italian), so the first 2 letters are "Da"; strange fact, I was born in Germany in the city of "Augsburg"... so the first 3 letters of the city are "aus". At the End my last name in Star Wars is: "Da" + "aus" = "Daaus" My Star Wars name must be: "Johan Daaus" ...nice way to create a new nick names, no? :-D
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