As for a name for your PC, Might I suggest Tara ?? It's been a name that's given me a lot of luck sofar.

As for the knife, who do you take me for? Zazie? No I would be the one wielding a somewhat bigger choice, say something the length, size and shape of either a Katana or Claymore

I was going for the "Nawaka" angle . As for Katanas, etc they are soo passè don't you knerrrww. Everyone wants one! Whatever happened to tulwars and other less common swords? *Sigh* The unedumicated masses don't know about 'em I guess.

I'd suggest "Sir Breaksdownalot" as a name for your PC, but I don't think that WWG3.11 supports DNS names that long..

Wrong again, malodorous Mullah! Typhon is virtually crash-free, although installing large number of mods into games such as NWN can cause an occasional hiccough. That being said, he is rock-solid as a rule, and is still valiantly struggling against the steep specifications required by modern games. *Sniff* 'e's such a little trooper!

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Tara ??

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If this keeps up I think my place on the Throne of High King of the Likkle Folk will be under threat from the bloody orange men.

Ssskwylllksss pffmmpff hhhorrrrchhhhhk hmmmuchhhg

"Esquilax day birth merry," the equivalent of Merry Christmas on the surface world.

Tara? you been watching too much Gone with the Wind, Bunny. You'll be calling it "Scarlett" or "Rhett" or even "Bonnie Blue" next!

I didn't suggest "Tara", Loc did. I know what you are up to Mullah, but it is not going to work!

Indy - Hmph!

I actually named 1 of my Drives Tara, after a good friend of mine, and the legend of Luck the name brings.

hhhhmmmmmpphhhhhhh = grace, or thank you.

ppppffffftttttssssttttt = my computer's broken again!

Are we starting a new leet type language here?

Apparently those two are Final. The arrogance of lowly humans trying to approximate Lapin is truly surprising, and their attempts are woeful at best.

pppggllffffiifffii ffffsssslllpppplllp ggnnnmmmfff! - do you like my classical Lapin accent? Indy of course speaks "revised" Lapin from the modern post-Monarchical era, personally I prefer the earlier "pseudo-Divine" era for it's hilarious and inventive delusional fantasies as so delightfully related by that legendary chimera, Esquilurx the Last.

Indy- you'll note that I conjugated the verb with a consonant ending, as laid down in "The Approach to Lapin, Book the Fourth" by Prof. Harry Longears of the University of Wollawogga? You'll no doubt prefer the contemporary vowel ending as extant in S Australia, but I'm minded to stick with tradition.

Edited by - Tawakalna on 12/20/2006 2:22:20 PM