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in reply to a message by Nanaea
...you're right,better avatar than acolyte! "Lovs Priapos" may get me misunderstood in some circle :PPP
Tried to detect what's Pagan behind the name Daividh Cargill. Indeed, the name includes several characters from Anglo-Saxon, Hindu, Egyptian and Hellenic lore and mythology, including: Alaric, Algar, Gaia, Hilda, Idril, Lida, Ra, Ravi and Virgil.
There are few full-fledged anagrams however:
„h Virgil Hilda cad.
„h Virgil Chad Lida.
„h Algid Ravi child.
„h Chill Ravi gaddi. (note: a gaddi is a cushion on a throne for a prince in India)
„h Had livid garlic (not pagan per se , but should ward-off Vlad).
„h Rigid lava child (definite mythological imagery)
„h Avid child grail (ditto)
PS: Were Cargills not used by the Germans during WWII to cool the engines of their amphibious Volkswagens?
Tried to detect what's Pagan behind the name Daividh Cargill. Indeed, the name includes several characters from Anglo-Saxon, Hindu, Egyptian and Hellenic lore and mythology, including: Alaric, Algar, Gaia, Hilda, Idril, Lida, Ra, Ravi and Virgil.
There are few full-fledged anagrams however:
„h Virgil Hilda cad.
„h Virgil Chad Lida.
„h Algid Ravi child.
„h Chill Ravi gaddi. (note: a gaddi is a cushion on a throne for a prince in India)
„h Had livid garlic (not pagan per se , but should ward-off Vlad).
„h Rigid lava child (definite mythological imagery)
„h Avid child grail (ditto)
PS: Were Cargills not used by the Germans during WWII to cool the engines of their amphibious Volkswagens?
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