I'm sorry, I truly am. I read a couple of sentences and I can't stop laughing.

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Please don't tell me I'm the only one who figured out this guy is not being serious. I don't want to get him in trouble though. He's insanely entertaining.

Thanks, CD and Evie, for the pat on the back.  That was kind of fun, I must admit.  But yeah, Penguin . . . 
I mean, seriously, when this guy first brought up the Killingsworth/god's family crap, he shot himself in the foot right from the first couple of posts.
He originally posted the name origin as "cillia" - - latin for eyelash - - and immediately proved that he had no freaking clue where his own name actually came from.  He had not done one shred of real research, and was pulling all of this out of his own fantasy.  

What's kind of amazing is this Poe still keeps trying.  I suppose it's going to be fun seeing what loony tunes nonsense he comes up with next!

(October 25, 2015 at 6:21 am)excitedpenguin Wrote: Please don't tell me I'm the only one who figured out this guy is not being serious. I don't want to get him in trouble though. He's insanely entertaining.

Hehe I've known ages I even did an analysis of the clues he left.

Drfuzzy:

If you don't watch out buddy you're going to be reported soon. You've given proof to the forum of your stupidities and enough is enough. Okay? Good deal then....

You have obviously missed the opening post, drfuzzy, where it states if you "cannot discuss the name Killingsworth without it's relation to a pronunciation like that of Christ you need to not post. You will be reported." You have entirely missed that in your last posts drfuzzy! The name Killingsworth is significant nobility. I swear to you cylla means God or divinity. It's the only thing it could mean. Killings are a pretty bad thing after all, but when it comes out pronounced as it does, you'd think of the king Cassiel. And you'd think, if Killingsworth even remotely resembled nobility (which it does), there'd be a name meaning for it in some sense. Well cylla does that, but it just makes it more evidently that of a God name, for me at least. I get the picture, drfuzzy, you don't.

Now if you are not going to respond with some intellectual ideas about the name meaning being that of a God's, or whatever, you don't need to respond at all. I'm just warning you. Your behavior is winding you up with all of the rest of the waco's of this forum and that is usually with a high finger on the report button and on the ready at that.

You've missed most all of the point of the discussion in fact thanks to your public loonieness. I started to have respect for you but I've completely lost it. Now it's a bad thing when I'm honest and I am being honest so watch out.

Killingsworth is the highest nobility. Cylla means God. The meaning of Killingsworth is none other than "the word of God's people". I think that's enough proof that it's the name of the son of God's.

(October 25, 2015 at 2:09 pm)JBrentonK Wrote: Drfuzzy:

If you don't watch out buddy you're going to be reported soon. You've given proof to the forum of your stupidities and enough is enough. Okay? Good deal then....

Thanks, I needed some comic relief. I'd like to watch the whole reporting process from start to finish.

(October 25, 2015 at 6:21 am)excitedpenguin Wrote: I'm sorry, I truly am. I read a couple of sentences and I can't stop laughing.

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Please don't tell me I'm the only one who figured out this guy is not being serious. I don't want to get him in trouble though. He's insanely entertaining.

Oh EP, you are the realization of the dunning kruger effect. We already told you that. For your personal reference:

https://youtu.be/VFFczMYJoSY

(October 25, 2015 at 2:09 pm)JBrentonK Wrote: Killingsworth is the highest nobility. Cylla means God. The meaning of Killingsworth is none other than "the word of God's people". I think that's enough proof that it's the name of the son of God's.

What in the name of Boneparte's balls is this fellow doing now?

Skiing.

Ah, OK! I wondered what it was like.