Keirova_47 wrote...
Going Assassin's Creed here, are we?
Don't mind me, was just curious when I read the thread name. Goodbye.
[color=#ff0080]You're welcome any time, Kei~[/color]
Gahald_Mills wrote...
I sense an Edzio feeling here..
[color=#ff0080]I have a girly boner for him v///v[/color]
Room101 wrote...
Italy? Means fabulous.
[color=#ff0080]Don't you speak Italian by now? It sounds like it has so much more heart and vibrancy than French.[/color]
Melfice_1 wrote...
you know why Italians dont BBQ?
Because the spaghetti fall through the grill
[color=#ff0080]Suddenly, bbq spaghetti sounds appetizing. Although, I love anything bbq flavor : L[/color]
SamRavster wrote...
[color=green][font=verdana]Okay, just saying, but...
Lizlet L. Chelsie doesn't sound anything like Italian. It's more a poor attempt at a posh English name. Besides, the "Lizlet" can't be Italian, as it doesn't end in a vowel sound.
Elucia de Lutte Imma, again, doesn't sound Italian. Just because something has fancy vowel sounds and "de"'s thrown in doesn't make it Italian. It's more Spanish, if anything - but mainly a Japanese attempt to sound foreign. Besides, I know that's from "The World God only Knows/Kami Nomi zo Shiru Sekai", so it's nice to see another copycat name.
Also, don't be a copycat all your life. First Lizlet, now sounding Italian with Elucia just because Circe mentioned about sounding Italian. Come to think of it, both of those copies would be from Circe... imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, sure, but it does have a limit.
[color=#ff0080]Well, she is my daughter. So it'd be understandable if she likes the same things I do? But I'd also love to see Lulu make up her own fancy name : )[/color]
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Laa shay'a waqi'un mutlaq bale kouloun mumkin.[/color]