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This website doesn't have the names I need to know about or like. Have you ever heard of names from history, like Artemisia or Amytis?
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I see school's out for the holidays. Here's a lesson for ya, Honey...
If you'd paid better attention in history class instead of daydreaming about what historical figures might have the coolest names to give to your imaginary babies, you might have tried searching for Hypatia, Boudicca, or Aspasia in this site's names database.
Or, you might have just browsed through the lists and discovered a few names of historical note which are new to you.
If you had any resourcefulness AT ALL, you might have done a 'net search on those two names which you *didn't* find in this site's database, and then come back here and contributed info on them to this message board, thereby astounding us all with your knowledge.
But no. Instead you showed us all here that you're the sort of petulant little child who expects to have everything spoon-fed to her. A petulant little child of limited vocabulary, no less, who can only express herself with phrases such as "this sux", between throwing tantrums and holding her breath.
I'm afraid you're going to have to work a little bit harder to finish that school assignment of yours, Mariemaia, and actually do the research which your teacher intended for you to do in finding out more about the historical Artemisia and Amytis.
Too, boo-hoo bad. I'd be cryin' for ya, if I wasn't laughing so hard right now.
School "sux", doesn't it?
-- Nanaea
If you'd paid better attention in history class instead of daydreaming about what historical figures might have the coolest names to give to your imaginary babies, you might have tried searching for Hypatia, Boudicca, or Aspasia in this site's names database.
Or, you might have just browsed through the lists and discovered a few names of historical note which are new to you.
If you had any resourcefulness AT ALL, you might have done a 'net search on those two names which you *didn't* find in this site's database, and then come back here and contributed info on them to this message board, thereby astounding us all with your knowledge.
But no. Instead you showed us all here that you're the sort of petulant little child who expects to have everything spoon-fed to her. A petulant little child of limited vocabulary, no less, who can only express herself with phrases such as "this sux", between throwing tantrums and holding her breath.
I'm afraid you're going to have to work a little bit harder to finish that school assignment of yours, Mariemaia, and actually do the research which your teacher intended for you to do in finding out more about the historical Artemisia and Amytis.
Too, boo-hoo bad. I'd be cryin' for ya, if I wasn't laughing so hard right now.
School "sux", doesn't it?
-- Nanaea
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PS: Nan, wassup with these Canadian chicks?
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How charming of you
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