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30th-May-2008 09:32 am

I'll take a stab at this...

Use the first letter of your name or user name to answer each of the following questions. They have to be real (or real fictional) places, names, or objects: nothing you've made up. Try to use different answers if the person you got this from has the same first initial. You CAN'T use your name for the boy's/girl's name question.

1) 4-LETTER WORD: Kiss
2) BOY'S NAME: Kerr
3) GIRL'S NAME: Kayla, Kally
4) OCCUPATION: Kingmaker
5) A COLOUR: Khaki
6) SOMETHING YOU WEAR: Kilt
7) BEVERAGE: Kahlua Earthquake (which is a mix of white tequila, Kahlua and cola)
8) FOOD: Kielbassa, Kidney pie
9) SOMETHING FOUND IN A BATHROOM: Kleenex
10) A PLACE: Korea, Kenya
11) REASON FOR BEING LATE: Killing or Kissing...take your pick
12) SOMETHING YOU SHOUT: Kool!

Tags:meme
Mood:amused

kalinda001

Comments

30th-May-2008 01:36 pm (UTC)

kingbantam

Is "Kerr" a real name (other than in Blake's 7 that is LOL)

30th-May-2008 01:41 pm (UTC)

kalinda001

=) It is in my universe.

Actually it is a Scandinavian name and means "from the marshland" and is most usually seen as a last name but can be used as a first name.

30th-May-2008 01:42 pm (UTC) - I googled-- yes, it is.

entropy_house

http://www.babynamesocean.com/english_names/meaning_of_Kerr.html
Originally it was a surname, but it's a first name, now, too.

30th-May-2008 02:22 pm (UTC)

reapermum

It was Sir Lawrence Olivier's middle name.

30th-May-2008 02:26 pm (UTC)

kalinda001

Nice. I didn't know that.

31st-May-2008 12:00 am (UTC)

jaxomsride

Kerr is a celtic name - for the record it means "spear"
So Kerr Avon would be "Spear River"

31st-May-2008 12:28 am (UTC)

jaxomsride

A lot of Terry Nation's name choices have celtic roots.
Bran, Bryce,Cally,Jenna.
If Kerr had been spelt Keir it would have meant "dark"
Dana (no y)is also Celtic.
Del is actually Welsh and means "pretty"!
Travis is French it means "toll collector"
Vila means "home"

31st-May-2008 12:31 am (UTC)

kalinda001

That's interesting. I didn't realize that.

31st-May-2008 12:33 am (UTC)

jaxomsride

I love word origins, especially names.
Del also is a god of the Romany their god of the sun or "bright one" depending on your source.

31st-May-2008 12:01 am (UTC)

jaxomsride

I didn't know there was a Kally with a "K" out there too.

31st-May-2008 12:06 am (UTC)

kalinda001

Yes. Like Kerr, it is a rare first name.

Kally is an Irish Gaelic name which has various possible meanings.
Strife, war, bellicose or even church-goer.

In that vein...Cally also seems to be a rare first name which means "one with a beautiful voice."

Edited at 2008-05-31 12:08 am (UTC)

31st-May-2008 12:32 am (UTC)

jaxomsride

So Kally with a "K" sounds rather more like "Kali"
Interesting for ethnologists.
Vilas in Sanskrit also means "Charming!"

31st-May-2008 07:21 pm (UTC)

debris4spike

Loved your reasons for being late!

It is weird butyou are the third on my f-list to do it ... and all K's ... and all difeerent answers!

Great set

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