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Jane:> "goihl_at_zedat.fu-berlin.de" (how do you pronounce that, BTW?)
Daniel: It's goihlk. Don't forget the "k".
Alex writes:
(Hi there!) Discussion on how to pronounce "Fahey"
(will that be one syllable or two, sir?) snipped.
Daniel:
I think Alex (big Hi There! back) is one of the better qualified to give
intructions regarding the pronunciation of my name. I am at an unfair
advantage in this contest, and so will keep quiet. It is done differently in
Galway (where it comes from) than it is where I come from. I've seen it
spelled "Fathaigh", as an example of how much fun scripts and their use in
different dialects can be. I would be interested in hearing David
Boatwright's pronunciation, altho he has a different Irish dialect.
Stephen:
Personally, I don't think Praxian heroes would seek, get, or even expect
stars. I prefer crystal spheres and pinpoint holes, myself.
Me: That doesn't mean we don't want them! Give me my star, Stephen, or you'll
be sorry. I prefer the holes too. Give me my Star-pinhole, Stephen, or I'll..
>Joerg: Correct me if I'm
>wrong, but Greg has an uncle named Jaldon who is a dental technician.
Stephen:
Greg told this to me as well. I believe the relevant part was that his license
plate for his car was Don Jal, though I could be wrong -- Oakfed was
named in this way, after the license plate of the president of the
(now-defunct?) bank OAKland FEDeral. Or so Greg said, we all know how he
Daniel: Hey, neat! I never heard that with the license plates. Thanks.
Stephen:Whew! Five digests an hour, more or less. We have _got_ to get lives! :) Daniel: I've got a life! I live in Prax! I may raid your camp and take your life, and display your scalp to others at cons.
There is no Argument which cannot be Settled by Honest Violence! Daniel
End of The Glorantha Digest V5 #26
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