|>SS<|BlackKnight wrote..That was very funny, in a cynical sort of way. Now if Erik would have denoted Canada, that would have been really funny. =)
Erik is the slavic version of Eric. Slavic then denotes Europe, and I hate Europe. Eric wins.
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Wow...I hope some people use this news post as a learning tool. See kids..this is what happens in a BETA. Things get fixed, sure slowly sometimes..but they do. Thanks for the updates guys, I don't have 1.6..im just going to wait till the official release...but props out to you guys keeping us updated as to whats going on....
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According to http://www.babynameworld.com and http://www.parenthood.com/parent_cfmfiles/babynames.cfm , "Eric" is scandinavian while "Erik" is it's german version.Comment
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CmdrFlesh wrote..
That site is wrong. My name is not french. ;( and the other site doesn't respond...
According to http://www.babynameworld.com...Comment
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Enjoy waiting.
I'm disappointed with babynameworld. Why don't they have the national origins of "Nighthawk" listed? Pshhhh, what a fraudulent, incomplete database they have.
And yes, the letter "C" ("s" or "k") should be stricken from the alphabet, that worthless piece of crap letter! Then again, so should "Q" for that matter ("kw" or "k"). "Sertainly you should kwiklee turn in your kwizez, klass." Looks kind of odd, but both letters really have no real value. "X" is debatable as well... almost always could be replaced with "ks" but anyway... heh. :)Comment
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N1ghtSt@lker wrote..
http://www.parenthood.com/parent_cfmfiles/babynames.cfm
(...) the other site doesn't respond...
errm, I apologize for the inconvenience
now it works
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