demetrios and christopoulos are very greek names.... Regards, -Gleb Papayiorgomalakopoulos.

How DO you pronounce your name?

Mvh
Søren Olesen

Yeah! cool Name..

Although I would like to have to write it on every test we get.. hehe.. I''d probably have to write it down somewhere.. (on my hand ?) *LOL*

cya,
Phil

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and no!, there are NO kangaroos in Austria (I got this questions a few times over in the states

hm why is then a cangaroo died at a car accident on a highway in austria?

we wanna play, not watch the pictures

Are you sure it''s not a wallaby, there''s loads of them in Austria and they look the same.

no, it whas a kangaroo, it run over the street and a car got it..

sure, came everywhere in the news..

we wanna play, not watch the pictures

I thought it was a porcupine.. guess that is just me. Naw, we aren't greek, we are grecianurn and henway.

Edited by - Rainmaker on December 17, 2000 2:13:09 PM

Thankfully that is *not* my last name! I''m not Greek, just Greek Orthodox so I know a lot about greek stuff... actually if you wanted to try and translate that name it would fall into something like "son of papa george, the compulsive masturbator."

papa - papa
yiorgos - george
malaka - compulsive masturbator
poulos - son of (sort of...)

all together now...
papayiorgomalakopoulos! woo!

Regards,
-Gleb.

Interesting name!
I was just wondering how a kangaroo ended up in the middle of europe though???

They''re astonishing jumpers...

(technically, they cant actually jump like they do, as they could not metabolise enough energy to do as many jumps in, say, one hour, without constantly eating... the trick is - they only jump once - then they bounce the rest of the way....)

And a roo getting hit by a car down here is hardly newsworthy, although in Austria, it would be a fairly isolated incident, methinks!