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[8:01pm] AnotherGamer: I meant why he changed his name to msikma [8:01pm] AnotherGamer: I thought omeg was a better name [8:07pm] msikma: Hi AnotherGamer [8:07pm] Bablo: michiel sikma = msikma [8:07pm] msikma: Also yeah, that's it [8:07pm] Bablo: i would be akanerva [8:07pm] Bablo: or akane in short :p [8:07pm] msikma: Woah [8:07pm] msikma: That sounds awesome, man. [8:08pm] msikma: Akanerva. That sounds like a next-generation Arkanoid clone.
Akanerva is probably one of the greatest names ever. When I think about it, I can't help but imagine that it could very well be the name of a next-generation Arkanoid clone. So what kind of game do you think that "Akanerva" could be the name of?
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When I hear "Akanerva" I think of Neon Genesis Evangelion and the red NERV logo I've seen on T-shirts.
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Reminds me of Aqua Velva
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It reminds me of Minerva McGonagall from Harry Potter. Awesome. Quite.
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Aka Nirvana
put yourself in my rocketpack if that poochie is one outrageous dude
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Cool name indeed. Sounds like an anime character's name or it could be the name of some skin moisturizer...
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Reminds me of Akane Tendo from Ranma 1/2. <_<' *shudder*
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maybe you could tell us how it's pronounced. anyway, i can't think of an interpretation that sounds that great.
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Sounds like an insurance company to me.
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I keep thinking japanese dental floss produkt. あかねるば!
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Bob A wrote:
maybe you could tell us how it's pronounced. anyway, i can't think of an interpretation that sounds that great.
uhh-ohh-hoh-hah-ehheh-hah (A clever insult (oxymoron?) towards the English way of writing how something is supposedly pronounced. No, it's not the real pronounciation.) It's pronounced "aa kanerva" :) http://www.mikropuhe.com/demo.asp?teksti=aa+kanerva&asetukset=0
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what did you just call my mother?
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Well, I read "Akanerva" as "ahkuh-nervuh" or "ackin-ervuh" And "Akanerva" doesn't bring much of anything to mind makes me think of many different things. So far I've thought of the dog from Conquest of the Crystal Palace, a puzzle-journey game (like something from the Myst series), a medicine name (pain-killer, "Gets rid of your aches by affecting the nerves, it's Aka-nerva!), and a song title (some really slow, soothing, relaxing sort of music [nerva=nirvana], or high-energy puck-rock [ka, er, va are strong syllables]. Could be a band name, too) So Akanerva is a dog, a puzzle-game, a pain-killer, or music.
That's what she said!

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