Frank,
Thank you for telling us all how you got the silent '3' in your name. I
joined in late 2003 or early 2004 and missed out on meeting you in the
beginning. I have often wondered about it though.
In one of my names on another line I'm use luv2sew. Maybe that is something
the same but different.
It is fun to be silly sometimes I think.
Heather in Calgary
p.s. I'm of the feminine persuasion (named after a weed in Scotland I'm
told)
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>Whatever it just don't make sence putting a number in a name.
Rick,
Long ago I listened to a record by Tom Lair (SP?). He sang a song made up
of all the elements known at that time- long ago, in the 1950's- he also
talked about a friend, Hen3ry, the 3 was silent. HaHaHa, I would laugh.
When I was old enough, I started putting numbers into my name. HaHaHa,
people would laugh.
Years later, Mr. Gore and his buddies invented the internet, and passwords
were born. Words with imbedded numbers were the ultimate passwords.
So now you know how the "3" was born!
pH
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