Names of places in Croatia

[arewethereyet]

DGAF

[FlatAssembler]

Interestingly enough your mathematical code has also been able to describe the smell of wibble.  It is ptunk.

Really lad, you should go and get yourself a job, preferrably one involving at least some interaction with real people.  The energy spent will take your mind off of bullshit like this.

Why would this be "bullshit"?

[The Grand Nudger]

It's a hell of alot better than it started out as.

What do you mean?

Just that you've come a long way from thinking that your theories somehow proved that historic events never happened.  

Now you're just uninteresting, instead of a straight loon. -fellow linguists appraisal, not my own, ofc.

[Ranjr]

The entropy of the language in the OP is given by the product of the oddity and the time the reader shows interest.  We already have several "nothing" threads.

[FlatAssembler]

What do you mean?

Just that you've come a long way from thinking that your theories somehow proved that historic events never happened.  

Now you're just uninteresting, instead of a straight loon. -fellow linguists appraisal, not my own, ofc.

To be honest, I still think my earlier theories could hold some degree of truth.
By the way, what do you think, is "Vladimir Putin" his real name? "Vladimir" can be read as "ruler of the world" or "peaceful ruler", both readings seeming rather ironic for one of the most powerful people in the world. James Patrick Mallory suggested in Encyclopedia of Indo-European Culture, that Teuta(na), the name of a famous Illyrian queen, as it is written in historical sources, wasn't actually her real name, but a title meaning something like "mistress of the people" (from the root *tewt). Well, by that logic, "Vladimir" probably isn't Vladimir Putin's real name either, right?

[The Grand Nudger]

OFC you do, because you're fucking crazy - but being uninteresting is a step up from being fucking crazy.

I'm more than willing to get on a zoom call and compare maps, show you were the bodes are literally buried, show you the scars from that conflict written across my own body. But, in the meantime, you be you. Uninteresting you.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Just that you've come a long way from thinking that your theories somehow proved that historic events never happened.  

Now you're just uninteresting, instead of a straight loon.  -fellow linguists appraisal, not my own, ofc.

To be honest, I still think my earlier theories could hold some degree of truth.
By the way, what do you think, is "Vladimir Putin" his real name? "Vladimir" can be read as "ruler of the world" or "peaceful ruler", both readings seeming rather ironic for one of the most powerful people in the world. James Patrick Mallory suggested in Encyclopedia of Indo-European Culture, that Teuta(na), the name of a famous Illyrian queen, as it is written in historical sources, wasn't actually her real name, but a title meaning something like "mistress of the people" (from the root *tewt). Well, by that logic, "Vladimir" probably isn't Vladimir Putin's real name either, right?

You understand that because a name means something doesn't preclude it from being an actual name, right? My own (RL) name translates as 'The god-like nobleman from the river', none of which remotely describes me.

Boru

[The Valkyrie]

To be honest, I still think my earlier theories could hold some degree of truth.
By the way, what do you think, is "Vladimir Putin" his real name? "Vladimir" can be read as "ruler of the world" or "peaceful ruler", both readings seeming rather ironic for one of the most powerful people in the world. James Patrick Mallory suggested in Encyclopedia of Indo-European Culture, that Teuta(na), the name of a famous Illyrian queen, as it is written in historical sources, wasn't actually her real name, but a title meaning something like "mistress of the people" (from the root *tewt). Well, by that logic, "Vladimir" probably isn't Vladimir Putin's real name either, right?

You understand that because a name means something doesn't preclude it from being an actual name, right? My own (RL) name translates as 'The god-like nobleman from the river', none of which remotely describes me.

Boru

My real name means, "Destroyer of Worlds"*, which I'm trying to live up to.


*not really, but it should!

[arewethereyet]

Supposedly my given name means angel. I don't think I have lived up to the name. Don't intend to try at this late date.

[Pat Mustard]

To be honest, I still think my earlier theories could hold some degree of truth.
By the way, what do you think, is "Vladimir Putin" his real name? "Vladimir" can be read as "ruler of the world" or "peaceful ruler", both readings seeming rather ironic for one of the most powerful people in the world. James Patrick Mallory suggested in Encyclopedia of Indo-European Culture, that Teuta(na), the name of a famous Illyrian queen, as it is written in historical sources, wasn't actually her real name, but a title meaning something like "mistress of the people" (from the root *tewt). Well, by that logic, "Vladimir" probably isn't Vladimir Putin's real name either, right?

You understand that because a name means something doesn't preclude it from being an actual name, right? My own (RL) name translates as 'The god-like nobleman from the river', none of which remotely describes me.

Boru

Mine is "The noble one descended from a story-teller". My brother's first name means "Brown lord".

Edit: Including my middle names "The noble brown lord* little French man descended from a story teller".

*Different spelling to my brother's name.