My Forum Name

[Anthony]

Just for randomness, can anyone find out what my name means? (and no its not a definition) but how I got it and what it is. This is just for fun I guess.

[Anthony]

[Shawna]

I always figured it was for the stone…no?

Kyrin

[Anthony]

Actually its not, I found out about the stone a few months later. But good guess

[WolfenMachine]

Anything to do with Oni-con? or maybe your name is an inside joke with one of your friends?

[Bowhead Whale]

Je donne ma langue au chat.

[Jasmine]

C’est que??

[dragonmedley]

I’ll give my tongue to the cat too!

😆

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[Anthony]

WolfenMachine wrote:

Anything to do with Oni-con? or maybe your name is an inside joke with one of your friends?

Nope

[Bob]

I KNOW I KNOW!!!!!
It means Thank you DM for getting me a Green Curl Dragon right???

[lamortefille]

dragonmedley wrote:

I’ll give my tongue to the cat too!

😆

😆

Babelfish looses something in the translation, too:

I give my language to the cat.

😆

[dragonmedley]

lamortefille wrote:

dragonmedley wrote:

I’ll give my tongue to the cat too!

😆

😆

Babelfish looses something in the translation, too:

I give my language to the cat.

😆

It’s funny because in English, the expression containing “cat” and “tongue” means a completely different thing than in French. Cat got your tongue? you would say in French “did you swallow your tongue?” whereas in French, you give your tongue to the cat to find the answer.

Read my books! Volume 1 and 2 of A Dragon Medley are available now.
http://www.sarahjestin.com/mybooks.htm
I host the feedback lists, which are maintained by drag0nfeathers.
http://www.sarahjestin.com/feedbacklists.htm

[Anthony]

Dragon Master wrote:

I KNOW I KNOW!!!!!
It means Thank you DM for getting me a Green Curl Dragon right???

It could be its second meaning =p

[Jasmine]

Okay, I’ve lived almost all of my life in Canada and I’ve never heard that phrase before…weird.

[lamortefille]

dragonmedley wrote:

lamortefille wrote:

dragonmedley wrote:

I’ll give my tongue to the cat too!

😆

😆

Babelfish looses something in the translation, too:

I give my language to the cat.

😆

It’s funny because in English, the expression containing “cat” and “tongue” means a completely different thing than in French. Cat got your tongue? you would say in French “did you swallow your tongue?” whereas in French, you give your tongue to the cat to find the answer.

Hmmmm, so your cats are smarter…. 😉 😆 Mine will only tell you when it’s time to eat!

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