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Date Posted: 12:59:06 05/30/02 Thu
Author: A REAL namenerd
Author Host/IP: 01-035.055.popsite.net / 216.126.153.35
Subject: A note to the random player
In reply to: random player 's message, "Note.." on 04:34:29 05/30/02 Thu

It's called creative spelling, oh brilliant one. You seem to be thinking of the male name Angus, which would indeed be uncommon for a woman of this time period. Agnuss, while a very ugly (HINT HINT) misspelling (aka "kreeaytif speeling") of the lovely Agnes, is stil a feminine name. Get your facts straight, genius.

To the player of "Agnuss": Please consider using "Agnes" (or better yet, Agatha) instead. Unlike today, creative spellings were not very common at all. Agnes fits in much better. Plus, Agnuss just looks dang ugly.

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hmm.. -- yet another passerby, 15:59:16 05/30/02 Thu
- *whistles* -- ..., 21:52:23 05/30/02 Thu
  - And.... -- player, 23:00:18 05/30/02 Thu
    - *raises eyebrow* -- ..., 03:55:37 05/31/02 Fri