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you have the award for the best screen name!
not the safest though 🙂
You live dangerous!!!
that name actually disturbs me very much :/ ..IMHO, deserves the award for worst screen name (& she’s a mother yet!!!)
nor the most grammatical 🙂
Whats the scissors for?
“that name actually disturbs me very much :/ ..IMHO, deserves the award for worst screen name (& she’s a mother yet!!!)”
Maybe she should change it to neverrunswithscissorsfast
🙂
Or alwaysrunwithscissorsfastenedtoasafeteybelttoavoidseriosinjury
lol!
Stuffed cabbage your name’s not bad but did you ever consider hulupshes? It’s more heimish!
ovadiayosefrocks
I suggest something more respectful like haravovadiayosefshlit”arocks
Unless ovadia yose is a brand of frocks then I apologise.
My name is pretty clean, though a bit boring. Oh well.(sigh)
But BSD, have you ever explained your screenname to us?
Um…..I happen 2 lk Funny,or interesting screen names!!! I actually just thought of a really funny one but wtvr…..
Ursula-you can guess mine a lot quicker than I can guess yours!
Tell you what-I give you one guess, and if you get it wrong then you must explains yours, because with all my great powers of deduction, I cannot even begin to imagine what ursula momish means?
Stuffed cabbage your name’s not bad but did you ever consider hulupshes? It’s more heimish!
ahhhhhem *cough*
BSD: Didn’t we go through this on the thread “What does your CR name mean?” I don’t know how to link to another thread (advice?) so I copied it below:
BLOCK QUOTEursula momish: trying to be a real mama bear.
BSD: ursula “trying to be a real mama bear” which part of your name spells bear?
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“Ursa” is Latin for “bear” — the constellations Ursa Major and Ursa Minor are called in English “Big Bear” and “Little Bear”. Ursula is the feminine form.
I liked the stories of Ursula Lehmann in Olomeinu…. Also it sounds nice to my ears.
Now, did you explain “BSD” on any of these threads? Does it stand for BiSiyatta Dishmaya, is it your initials, or is there an even deeper meaning? (Don’t feel that you have to tell though, we’re just curious.)
Posted 6 days ago #
END BLOCK QUOTE
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Ok so Ursual is the femenine form of bear and Momish? Does that mean trying to be a real?
Kapusta-you are much more than heimish. You have chandeliers hanging in your bathrooms!
Btw, I have a weakness for kapusta stacia.:)
whoa. I didnt expect this thread in my honor. Thanks stuffed cabbage. I must admit I didnt make it up though. I once saw many many years ago an online name similar to this one so now I took it. At that time I also was very fascinated by the idea of running with scissors, just as you are.
its the first big No no we learn as children.
I also must admit I never run with scissors. I also am a responsible mother who teaches admantly to my children to carry the scissors, knives safely behind their backs – always with the sharp end facing down.
Um…..I happen 2 lk Funny,or interesting screen names!!! I actually just thought of a really funny one but wtvr…..
Really? What is it? I’m thinking of changing mine if you have any good ideas for me.
BSD-im not heimish so im gonna stick with the american version.
Just trying to be helpful
Kapusta-you are much more than heimish. You have chandeliers hanging in your bathrooms!
Btw, I have a weakness for kapusta stacia.:)
bathrooms? Come on, we have chandeliers in our cars!
btw, whats kapusta stacia??
Shame on you! Cabbage and noodles, deep fried of course.
Pronounced stay-shuh. Bon appetite:)
You’re right. I’m embarrassed.
Tell ya what, I’ll take care of the regular kapusta and you take care of the kapusta stacia?
You got a deal!!!
Heimish, beheimish. I knew all along you’re all Hungarian.
Dear ms, have some hulupshes-you’ll come around.
bsd- does your name stand for b’syata deshmaya?
bathrooms? Come on, we have chandeliers in our cars!
Please!! We have real ones in our kids Doll houses!!
BSD
Youre right but I cant switch my username!
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