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in reply to a message by RDNZL
I know why. I do. But I still think it's a good name.
Thoughts?
"And by the way, dearie, your punctuation sucks canal water!"
-The Ghost of Vivian Vance
Thoughts?
"And by the way, dearie, your punctuation sucks canal water!"
-The Ghost of Vivian Vance
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I like it too, though slightly prefer the Kane spelling.
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Though I'm not against it, I'm surprised it's ever made the popularity charts. It's rising in popularity in the US, and it previously reached a peak at #184 in the UK.
This message was edited 5/2/2016, 9:51 PM
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It's romantic for an aesthetic which is not my aesthetic, but which I suppose I can still appreciate. :P You know what? I think I've always thought that romance is fine when it's my aesthetic, but stupid when it's other people's. But how could that be true?
~libra getting confused about the nature of opinion~
~libra getting confused about the nature of opinion~
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Kane even has a violent meaning: little battle. :/
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The original murderer, according to the bible: the curse of Cain, the mark of Cain.
Cain Marko is a villain from the X-men comics.
It rhymes with pain, bane, and insane.
Also it makes me think of caning...and sugar cane and slavery.
I guess it'd be okay if I didn't associate it with any of those things...but I do.
Cain Marko is a villain from the X-men comics.
It rhymes with pain, bane, and insane.
Also it makes me think of caning...and sugar cane and slavery.
I guess it'd be okay if I didn't associate it with any of those things...but I do.
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Biblical references aside, I don't think this name shouldn't be unpopular.
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I would like it but I think the Biblical Cain is too much of an impediment.
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