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lace_panties
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HAHA! had my diploma today. yes, it was fine thanks.
in answer to your question, It's *DipLCM*
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TheRach
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| Posted: Sat Mar 26, 2005 3:45 am Post subject: |
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| lace_panties wrote: |
My piano is called Eugene. 
It occured to me, a little while back (today) that some people consider this unusual. 
Anyone else name their piano? if so, what are their names?  |
I've always wanted to name my piano something, haven't come up with something I really like yet, though.
And since we're on the subject of names, I must say, what an interesting forum username you have chosen.
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About a year ago, a dude, fatanticpianist (or facialpianist???) post his wedding picture in the member's section in the OLD Chopinfiles, of course, he got a lot of congratulation replys from the member, three of them are------>
An!ma' :" name your first kid Frederic"
then i replied : "what if it's a girl?"
Nocturneguy: "Frederica Chopina"
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Ah yes, that was FanaticalPianist I think. And there was his FTP, which we called FP's FTP. Lots of good stuff there.
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citrine_peridot
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| Posted: Sat Mar 26, 2005 8:07 pm Post subject: |
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lace_panties
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| Posted: Sat Mar 26, 2005 8:20 pm Post subject: |
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| Why is "lace_panties" so unusual/interesting/scandalous/etc..? |
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Joffrey
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| Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2005 5:01 pm Post subject: |
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| Chozart wrote: |
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| citrine_peridot wrote: |
i know it's unnecessary to say somthing like this , but i will NEVER name my piano "frederica chopina "(ahhhhh! i can't get rid of it from my memory)
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Hmm isn't the a-ending the polish way of phrasing possessive form? Because I was surprised when I read Frederika Chopina or something in some edition of Chopin's works.
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I think they alter the ending slightly, and then incorporate the a-ending. I'm just thinking it's that, because that's how many Slavs do it
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I don't know about polish, but in Russian, the A-ending indicates feminine form.
f.i.
Male:
Rachmaninov
Petrof
Gergiev
female:
Petrova
Shybayeva
Kolesova
Kuschnerova
Nikolayeva
So mr. and mrs. Petrof would be; Mr. Petrof and mrs. Petrova
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