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Someone's stolen my name!
Elentari Started conversation Oct 30, 2005
I found a researcher calling herself Elentari*! U1944072
I was quite shocked, to tell the truth! The only convos she seems to have, though, are in BBC Movies, so I doubt they'll be any confusion.
Feel slightly wrong-footed though.
Someone's stolen my name!
tartaronne Posted Oct 30, 2005
with an asterix added. She seems quite new?
Btw - I hope the of the discussions in Outdoor Bar hasn't scared you away. We are really quite a nice bunch of looneys. And very friendly.
Someone's stolen my name!
A. Honeybadger Posted Oct 30, 2005
How odd! You would have thought that on finding Elentari to be already in use the person would have selected a name sufficiently different so as not to cause confusion.
Glad you mentioned it, dear - at least I'll be able to tell now that the asterisked version is not you.
Someone's stolen my name!
Hmm Posted Oct 30, 2005
Well that's interesting. But she joined in August and she's only posting on the movies message board so maybe it won't get confusing.
funny huh?
Someone's stolen my name!
Elentari Posted Oct 30, 2005
That's what I thought. You three weren't half quick in replying!
You would think she would pick something different, but I don't think it will be a problem. Just remember its not me!
Tartaronne - no I've not been scared away, I just don't reall understand what you're all talking about! I'm keeping an eye on it though, and if I see something I can post about, I will!
Someone's stolen my name!
Gnomon - time to move on Posted Nov 8, 2005
That's what you get when you pick a name from Lord of the Rings!
Try searching for Gandalf or Legolas and see how many of them there are!
Someone's stolen my name!
Elentari Posted Nov 8, 2005
It's not exactly a common name though, it's not a main character or anything. I think it's mentioned once in the appendix!
But yes, I should probably have come up with my own name!
Someone's stolen my name!
Gnomon - time to move on Posted Nov 8, 2005
Big name in the Silmarillion, though.
Someone's stolen my name!
Gnomon - time to move on Posted Nov 8, 2005
It's the Quenya version of Gilthoniel, isn't it? Means "star kindler".
Someone's stolen my name!
Elentari Posted Nov 8, 2005
I don't remember reading it in the Silmarilion.
Yes, it's a name for Elbereth. I think the translation given where I got it from is "Star Queen", but I suppose "Star Kindler" means pretty much the same.
Someone's stolen my name!
Gnomon - time to move on Posted Nov 8, 2005
It's been very wet here in Dublin over the last 24 hours or so. But I've dried off now. So I'll remove that from my nickname.
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- 5: Elentari (Oct 30, 2005)
- 6: Gnomon - time to move on (Nov 8, 2005)
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