[Northkeep] what's in a name?

[-=Vern=-]

Well if I remember right and I usually don’t but if for once I do
Volkswagen translates to people wagon and the Germanic last name for
Wagon maker was Wagner (	Wagner - Wagoner, wagon maker)  and she
said she has documented Elizabeth .... Elizabeth Wagner is a beautiful
name...
But of course you would be taking advice from a dumb stick jock who only
has one society name and who shares a real name with Sir Balvins dog
(and a strong resemblance some say)


Cormac....

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Subject: Re: [Northkeep] what's in a name?

So she's "east" German.  I like it!

Ismet (former Russian student)

j.t.herring wrote:
> Yah lets not go into soaking any herrings or Herrings.
> Also name wise how about:
> Sirhc Negawsklov
> 
> That's Volkswagen Chris spelled backwards and it sounds kind of
Russian or
> czech.
> 
> Ian
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