Where did your name come from?
Apr 29th 2008 | 7:06 am
#31
little snowy owl
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Re: Where did your name come from?
Apr 29th 2008 | 7:26 am
#32
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Re: Where did your name come from?
OH is a massive Man City fan (no abuse thankyou!) and for those that don't know, "Blue Moon" is their anthem! 1 simply comes from the fact that somebody else has used Bluemoon as their username before me. Come on Barcelona!!
Apr 29th 2008 | 9:09 am
#33
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Re: Where did your name come from?
I'm a huge R.E.M. fan and my name comes from a song of theirs, the 4 is in reference to the misprint that they did on track number 4.
Apr 29th 2008 | 9:11 am
#34
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Posts: 448
From: Calgary
Re: Where did your name come from?
Anyway, I see you're sacking your latest manager - absurd
Apr 29th 2008 | 9:17 am
#35
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Re: Where did your name come from?
Obviously my financial status.
Or more likely my christian name.
Or more likely my christian name.
Apr 29th 2008 | 9:27 am
#38
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Re: Where did your name come from?
any joy with your sale yet
Apr 29th 2008 | 9:40 am
#39
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Re: Where did your name come from?
My mum and dad gave it to me.....
Apr 29th 2008 | 10:24 am
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Re: Where did your name come from?
Black Adder I believe, although initially my daughter used to get called Mrs Miggins be her dad, and I thought it was cute so nicked it for here.
Unfortunate thing is, people apparently expect a little farmer woman or something before they meet me........................well they have the little right, but that's about it!
Hope you guys are all keeping well!
Mrs Miggins. x
Unfortunate thing is, people apparently expect a little farmer woman or something before they meet me........................well they have the little right, but that's about it!
Hope you guys are all keeping well!
Mrs Miggins. x
Apr 29th 2008 | 11:43 am
#41
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From: Back in Scotland
Re: Where did your name come from?
cross between my 2 children iona and arran
been using my husbands forum name but got my own one now
his one was his name and birthday (mart2612)
been using my husbands forum name but got my own one now
his one was his name and birthday (mart2612)
Apr 29th 2008 | 3:46 pm
#42
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From: BC, Canada
Re: Where did your name come from?
Mine is all down to my tattoo's... i have rather a few and my name is taken from my inner wrist pieces - Purple Lotus's
Purps :-)
Purps :-)
Apr 29th 2008 | 6:13 pm
#43
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Re: Where did your name come from?
It relates to a book I am writing and researching also
"Paradise Regained" by John Milton 1671
and this poem sprang to mind
Long ago I wished to leave
"The house where I was born;"
Long ago I used to grieve,
My home seemed so forlorn.
In other years, its silent rooms
Were filled with haunting fears;
Now, their very memory comes
O'ercharged with tender tears.
Life and marriage I have known.
Things once deemed so bright;
Now, how utterly is flown
Every ray of light!
'Mid the unknown sea, of life
I no blest isle have found;
At last, through all its wild wave's strife,
My bark is homeward bound.
Farewell, dark and rolling deep!
Farewell, foreign shore!
Open, in unclouded sweep,
Thou glorious realm before!
Yet, though I had safely pass'd
That weary, vexed main,
One loved voice, through surge and blast
Could call me back again.
Though the soul's bright morning rose
O'er Paradise for me
"Paradise Regained" by John Milton 1671
and this poem sprang to mind
Long ago I wished to leave
"The house where I was born;"
Long ago I used to grieve,
My home seemed so forlorn.
In other years, its silent rooms
Were filled with haunting fears;
Now, their very memory comes
O'ercharged with tender tears.
Life and marriage I have known.
Things once deemed so bright;
Now, how utterly is flown
Every ray of light!
'Mid the unknown sea, of life
I no blest isle have found;
At last, through all its wild wave's strife,
My bark is homeward bound.
Farewell, dark and rolling deep!
Farewell, foreign shore!
Open, in unclouded sweep,
Thou glorious realm before!
Yet, though I had safely pass'd
That weary, vexed main,
One loved voice, through surge and blast
Could call me back again.
Though the soul's bright morning rose
O'er Paradise for me
Apr 29th 2008 | 6:26 pm
#44
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Joined: Nov 2007
Posts: 7,157
From: back in Cambs
Re: Where did your name come from?
It relates to a book I am writing and researching also
"Paradise Regained" by John Milton 1671
and this poem sprang to mind
Long ago I wished to leave
"The house where I was born;"
Long ago I used to grieve,
My home seemed so forlorn.
In other years, its silent rooms
Were filled with haunting fears;
Now, their very memory comes
O'ercharged with tender tears.
Life and marriage I have known.
Things once deemed so bright;
Now, how utterly is flown
Every ray of light!
'Mid the unknown sea, of life
I no blest isle have found;
At last, through all its wild wave's strife,
My bark is homeward bound.
Farewell, dark and rolling deep!
Farewell, foreign shore!
Open, in unclouded sweep,
Thou glorious realm before!
Yet, though I had safely pass'd
That weary, vexed main,
One loved voice, through surge and blast
Could call me back again.
Though the soul's bright morning rose
O'er Paradise for me
"Paradise Regained" by John Milton 1671
and this poem sprang to mind
Long ago I wished to leave
"The house where I was born;"
Long ago I used to grieve,
My home seemed so forlorn.
In other years, its silent rooms
Were filled with haunting fears;
Now, their very memory comes
O'ercharged with tender tears.
Life and marriage I have known.
Things once deemed so bright;
Now, how utterly is flown
Every ray of light!
'Mid the unknown sea, of life
I no blest isle have found;
At last, through all its wild wave's strife,
My bark is homeward bound.
Farewell, dark and rolling deep!
Farewell, foreign shore!
Open, in unclouded sweep,
Thou glorious realm before!
Yet, though I had safely pass'd
That weary, vexed main,
One loved voice, through surge and blast
Could call me back again.
Though the soul's bright morning rose
O'er Paradise for me
