> > > > > > No interesting story behind my nickname. I just chose it because I happen to be fond of the names Melissa and Melany; and what's short for those two names? Mel.
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> > > > > > -M"what I really want to know is what 'Minamoon' and 'Liface' mean"el
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> > My name means absolutely nothing. In fourth grade, everyone just started calling me Liface (Liam is incredibly hard to pronounce for most people). I can't remember which one of my friends it was, but it was a great laugh when subsitutes came to class and I'd ask them to "Please call me Liface." Most subs pronounce my name as Lie-am or Lime. When I came to yahoo, Liface was already someone's name, so I called myself "Bulbaliface" after Bulbasaur. Anywayyyyyy, really long story behing that.
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> > Li"I think this is my longest post ever!"face
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> the correct pronunciation would bee lee-am, right?
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> uni"that's what i would say"peg

That's what I thought, too. There's Liam Neeson, and there's a reporter on the TV news here called Liam something-or-other. I thought of it as a not-totally-unusual name.
So how should we say Liface? LEE-face? LIE-face? Lee-FA-chee? That sounds exotic, I think I like that one.

Brunnen-"I'd like to know the stories behind Wolfspirit, Jimmy of York, Mousie and CodeMan38"G