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in reply to a message by Constantin
You really are an idiot, aren't you! Christine is an actual word in English, although not commonly used.
It simply means 'Christian'. It is a description of someone who is a follower of Christ. You can have Benedictine Monks (monks of Benedict); you can also have Christine Monks (monks of Christ). I know of at least one Christine Youth Group, meaning Youth Group of Christ.
Christine is not, absolutely not, Albanian (there's no such word as Albanish, by the way) or related to the name Krishna. Christina is a variation on Christine - nothing more.
Not that my saying so will convince you at all, given that you are completely off your rocker!
(TO EVERYONE ELSE: Is there a way to block a particular ISP number? We could eventually get fed up with this!)
It simply means 'Christian'. It is a description of someone who is a follower of Christ. You can have Benedictine Monks (monks of Benedict); you can also have Christine Monks (monks of Christ). I know of at least one Christine Youth Group, meaning Youth Group of Christ.
Christine is not, absolutely not, Albanian (there's no such word as Albanish, by the way) or related to the name Krishna. Christina is a variation on Christine - nothing more.
Not that my saying so will convince you at all, given that you are completely off your rocker!
(TO EVERYONE ELSE: Is there a way to block a particular ISP number? We could eventually get fed up with this!)
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