well i'm not american either. or swedish, or norwegian. yet i've heard/seen many different names, but have never ever come across Orla.liquidat0r wrote:
Well you're not Irish are you ...Eifa wrote:
Common name? Nou, I've never EVER heard that name before. ever.
wtf are you on about?lrishpride wrote:
Eifa wrote:
ok, find, Orla then. It still sounds funny as fuck.lrishpride wrote:
I think you'll find her name is Orla. A very common name. I call her Orly. I know. Fucking fascinating.
Common name? Nou, I've never EVER heard that name before. ever.Just stop.Wiki wrote:
Orla (pronounced OR-lah) is a female given name of Irish origin. Variations in spelling but not pronunciation include Orlaith, Orlagh and Órfhlaith. In the Irish language, ór means "gold" and flaith means "prince" or "sovereign". Orla is generally considered as meaning "golden prince or princess". The origin of the name dates back to pre-Christian Celtic Ireland and it is still in use today. It is uncommon as a surname. People with the name Orla include:
That's the whole point. Your name may be common where you are. It's certainly not a common name and one could argue that it sounds pretty ridiculous (if I were to compare it to all the English named people I know).Eifa wrote:
ok it might be common in there but not anywhere else
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ok, so he could of said that it's a common name in there.liquidat0r wrote:
That's the whole point. Your name may be common where you are. It's certainly not a common name and one could argue that it sounds pretty ridiculous (if I were to compare it to all the English named people I know).Eifa wrote:
ok it might be common in there but not anywhere else
i've heard or read about ppl with names like that. some without the funny á and é letters, but still.lrishpride wrote:
My Family Names:
Dad: Dermot
Mum: Isobel
Brother: Fionn
Sister: Naoise
Girlfriends family:
Dad: Seán
Mum: Catherine
Sister: Edel
Brother: Ciarán
Brother: Séamus
Reeeeaaaalll mature and valid argument.Eifa wrote:
ok, so he could of said that it's a common name in there.liquidat0r wrote:
That's the whole point. Your name may be common where you are. It's certainly not a common name and one could argue that it sounds pretty ridiculous (if I were to compare it to all the English named people I know).Eifa wrote:
ok it might be common in there but not anywhere else
instead, he said it's a common name.
there's a difference.
and i'm surprised if there's someone who has not heard my name anywhere else before
and irish, go fuck yourself already.
It's more common than Orlaith.Finray wrote:
Elisa's pretty uncommon over here.
I think it would be reasonable to assume that he is referring to where he lives. Quite easy to deduce that if it isn't a common name, as far as you're concerned, then it probably isn't common world-wide but it's entirely possible that it's very common somewhere else in the world.Eifa wrote:
ok, so he could of said that it's a common name in there.
instead, he said it's a common name.
there's a difference.
I've never heard it before. I'm not even sure how to pronounce it. The spelling reminds me of "Eliezer".Eifa wrote:
and i'm surprised if there's someone who has not heard my name anywhere else before
Thank youChou wrote:
Those are some pretty cool names.
Wow, how old are you?Eifa wrote:
It's more common than Orlaith.Finray wrote:
Elisa's pretty uncommon over here.
Old enough thank you.lrishpride wrote:
Wow, how old are you?Eifa wrote:
It's more common than Orlaith.Finray wrote:
Elisa's pretty uncommon over here.
THIS IS MORE THAN THAT, AND I'VE GOT MORE THAN YOU.
Get over it.
That, I think is bullshit.liquidat0r wrote:
I've never heard it before. I'm not even sure how to pronounce it. The spelling reminds me of "Eliezer".
It's pronounced with a short E as in "Epic", short I as in "Infidel" and a short A as in "Arse".liquidat0r wrote:
.I've never heard it before. I'm not even sure how to pronounce it. The spelling reminds me of "Eliezer".Eifa wrote:
and i'm surprised if there's someone who has not heard my name anywhere else before
Yeah... He's the current Hulk.Chou wrote:
what happened to Edward Norton btw.. is he still acting?
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It's not.Eifa wrote:
That, I think is bullshit.liquidat0r wrote:
I've never heard it before. I'm not even sure how to pronounce it. The spelling reminds me of "Eliezer".
Only time I've ever heard it was ..Eifa wrote:
It's more common than Orlaith.Finray wrote:
Elisa's pretty uncommon over here.
I spend too much time on here, that's my biggest problem, I think. Or, I could've said "Elephant" "International" and "Luck" (with the U being the pronunciation for the A), but I also figured I'd get through to most of you guys by using a vocabulary that is common to bf2s.lrishpride wrote:
Epic Infidel Arse
Donny you got a fucked up mind man xD
