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hey Robin :wave:... how've you been?? :D

Peachy -- you? How're you and Aimus?

uhm..
im good.. quite glad i'm back here...
and Aimus.. i'm still missing him... he said he'd try to come online today..


when was Elizabeth last seen?.. i'm missing her...

She's been on exams lately, but she'll be returning soon.

Hello Everyone :wave:

Hi Noah, how was your day, thought those guys from finance a lesson yet? :)

Oh yes, from now on, they are going to do their job, just to keep me away from they :p

What about you? How was your weekend?

All was quiet. Didn't actually do all that much, needed a little rest after a few weekends in sequence that were quite bad for my health. Not to mention the weeks in between :D

Howzit all

Howdy, Whimsy!

Heya Whimsy

Hi Robin how are you?

Lovely, but mildly in need of a shower...you?

Glad that we aren't writing any tests this week

Hi Robin, Whimsy :wave:


Hey Aimus, to rest once in a while doesn't make harm! :D

Hi Noah. How are you today?

HELLO!!!! :wave:

Hi Noah :wave:

Hi Themis, How are you doing? :)

Very well :) and you?

Hi Everyone!

:wave: (exclusively for Themis's avy)

:D

Hi RJ

You're back! How are you today? I am sort of practicing and looking for a name for my fiddle.

I'm fine, how are you?
Name for a fiddle? Why do you want it to get it a name in the first place?

It's a hardangerfiddle(a norwegian instrument) and I am looking for a good norse name for it. I wouldn't name my violin, but my hardangerfiddle's different.
They look something like this:
http://www.touristphoto.no/images/ul.../ut%20fele.jpg
http://www.fiolinmakern.com/hardinge...ode_profil.jpg
http://www.westernviking.com/hardingfele.jpg
http://www.usd.edu/smm/Norwegian.jpg

Mine has 8 strings, 4 playing strings and 4 resonating understrings. It's a very light and loud instrument, traditionally played for concerts and dancing.

Very well, a little warmer than need be. :cool:

Try this site, mybe you'll find something. ;)

http://www.pantheon.org/areas/mythol.../articles.html

for that matter, you could also look here: http://www.rettarheimild.is/mannanof...&Samthykkt=yes

I am sort of considering Ylva, which means she-wolf, but I like the sound.

I love such sites. :) But more for character names in stories than names for instruments.

It's an Islandisk site, so I really can't decipher most of it very well, but the names are understandable. :D Not all of them are old norse, but most of them are.

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Originally Posted by RJbibliophil

It's an Islandisk site, so I really can't decipher most of it very well, but the names are understandable. :D Not all of them are old norse, but most of them are.

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I admit, except for the names the only word I understood was "janúar" because we have that too, sans the accent.

Well, I understand a little more, but the Islanders have been very good at preserving the old norse, whereas the norwegian has changed more, but I understand the "leita" meaning look, for searching, a word here and there, and "forsíða" being frontpage despite the interesting letters. Nonetheless, the Islanders should be commended for preserving their heritage.

Your language is perhaps a little more like it. We're far off in Austria.

LALALALalalallaaa

Hi Everyone :wave:
http://www.1stinflowers.com/pics/tel...004/TF66-1.jpg

jee.. sorry Schehr!!

i always end up hijacking threads!! :(

http://www.online-literature.com/for...&postcount=285
Sorry! I've noticed the term high-jacking in connection with the Captain Stan's thread - but this is the real thing!

bike as in bicycle (vs motorcycle), Mili
i go to univ by bike... when i was small my family used to go on cycling tours (sometimes up to 60km a day) every weekend in summer. i really miss that....
might get a motorcycle licence one day though... if i don't fall off the motorbike during lessons that is :lol:

I wish for the day when I will be able to wander around the whole city on my bicycle without anyone staring at me as I am dead.

hi everyone. :banana:

Hi all!!!!!!!!!!!!