Fellows,

Regrettably, Pavalini is not my real name. Others may know me by my pen-name, Edward Inkling, but that's not my real name either. Little I can imagine is more enjoyable than coming to a forum such as this and reading a bunch of fantastical saps - why else would I call you "fellows"?

I've been writing the same book since I was ten year's old. Regrettably, I only got as a far as a few cool words and a neat pen-name. Otherwise, I have little to show for the past decade. The funny thing is I don't even read fantasy, and science fiction, which I like less, I read more because it's usually better. There's Lewis, there's Tolkien, maybe a few oddities like Sanderson, but if you had a list of books I've read over the years, the amount invested in fantasy would be fantastically petite. Hopefully the faithful writers on this forum can change that for me.

Desiderio Domini,
Pavalini
aka Edward Inkling

PS. I never liked my real name, really. I'm not named after anyone historic, or even a family member - my parents (or should I say mother...the whole thing was her idea) just happened to like the name. If you ever hear it, you'll soon forget it because it's neither special or strange. There will be no reason to remember it whatsoever. However, Edward happens to be my middle name, and it suits me better.

Welcome to Holy Worlds. Glad to have you here, and I really like your username.

Hi Palavini!
I love your name, it's very magical sounding and tons of fun to type.

I know what you mean by the minimal amount of really good fantasy and sci-fi books out there, other than LoTR and Narnia, I haven't really read anything up that alley. Hopefully we can all change that. We're glad to have you with us!

Welcome to Holy Worlds, Pavalini!

My username is not my real name, rarely it is for others. I do not have a pen name; I have not thought of doing that.
Not all people have interesting names, or historical names or special ones; my name is Noah! That is not historical... wait... Noah... in the Bible. And the ark, never mind.

Welcome to Holy Worlds!

I hope you will enjoy it here!

Welcome to Holy Worlds!

Most of the people on here do not use their real names, I use my main character's name.

Fellow Namor,

You crack me up!

Desiderio Domini,
Pavalini

aka Edward Inkling
aka Blake (see??? told you!)

I like the name Blake. But who listens to eruheran? *mutters*

I listen to Eruheran! Eruheran says cool words! Blake, that's a nice name!

I like the name Blake, it's original and better than some names

Yeah!

Wow, some people do listen to me. Nice to know!

eruheran

Only the awesome ones!

Yes, of course.

eruheran

Wow, Namor . . .

I think fantastic is a better word than awesome. So there.

Oooookaaaayy... Welcome Blake/Palavini. And yes, we are this crazy all the time.

HEY! Armorbearer, that is a complete... wait... yeah. That's true...

Pavalini,

I have the same thing with my name. It has no history or family in it. My dad's friend had a friend with a daughter with a unique name and my dad liked it. When Mom had me they decided on that name. I have never met another person with my name, but I've come across it on the internet if I do a search for it. Most people don't pronounce it correctly anyways so I have lots of nicknames due to mispronunciation. Calenmiriel is the Elvish form of Jade which is my common mispronunciation. :P

You should learn to love your name! It's not a boring name! I haven't met many Blakes before. I only knew one. ^^

What is the correct pronunciation of your birth name, Calenmiriel?

And if you now know Pavalini, don't you know TWO Blakes? (I love the introductions forum...)

eruheran

(I just deleted my name for privacy issues since I just did a google search and found myself.) 0.o

That's a cool name! I wish my name was more original sometimes, alas it is very common.

Wow...that's an awesome name. You could use that in a fantasy book...that's seriously what it reminds me of.

eruheran

You have such a cool name!!!!! I got to put that in one of my books!

Hahahaha! Thanks you guys! I used to get annoyed as a kid because no one could pronounce me name correctly, but now I don't really care. I'm so used to it nowadays. ^^

Let me know what book you put it in, and l'll read it! XD

(Sorry, Pavalini, we got off track...) ^^;; So how has the summer been for you? Do you get much writing done during the summer months?

Oh yeah, this is about Pavalini!!!!!! I forgot

Hello? anyone? this has been very inactive some people... at least i'm talking Here i'll talk to myself...

Hi Namor!

Hi Namor wassup! You have not posted to this thread in a long time

But I am now

Stupid

What?

Your stupid

GRR...

WWWWWWWWWWAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!

Ha Ha!

Wow, Namor, what's the matter? No songs to sing? Sing a smiley song. Write a smiley story. If you check the chat room you'll see that they're popular now.

Zhade? As in, Scheherazade? Wait, not h in that. But it might in some spellings! and I'm sure it's Arabic! That's really, really, really cool.

(Yes, I had to google that to get it spelled right. As much as I love the Arabian Nights I cannot spell any of those Arabian Names.)

Namor, give pavalini the old welcome serenade. Come on, it's your duty!!

Welcome Blake,
Blake welcome,
Zhade is an awesome name.
doo doo doo!
Welcome Pavilini!
You sound italian!
So I think I will!
Sing in Italian!

Benvenuto Blake,
Blake benvenuto,
Zhade è un nome terribile.
doo doo doo!
Pavilini Benvenuto!
Hai una voce italiana !
Quindi penso che lo farò!
Canta in italiano!

Namor is getting really good at this. His Italian was really good too. But how do you sing smileys?

Am I the only one that found humor in this?

eruheran

LOL That was pretty epic, Namor!

Actually, my friend's mom had wondered the same thing, about Scheherazade anyways. ^^ I'm not really sure. The weird thing is, I looked it up online and it may possibly be Jamaican and mean "Princess of the African Violet." I am not racist, but I think it'd be weird having a Jamaican name with me being completely Caucasian. 0.o;;

I don't get it...Could you translate??

I'm not sure why it says terrible...


I did.

I did too!

The translation is Zhade is an awesome name. But the Italian, roughly translated is: Zhade e nome terrible, would be Zhade is name terrible. Zhade is a terrible name. Which would be about opposite to what it originally meant. This could be one of two reasons. Either there's a negative in there no one has caught, (Zhade is not a terrible name) but that's passive, whereas the original is active so that's unlikely, or Terrible is like awesome, and in another language it's actually means the same thing. Full of wonder. Third solution is somebody's translation machine. But I'm voting for the second one.

Me too

Terrible wasn't always a bad/negative word. It could mean something so great that you're amazed. Or something like that. Anyways, maybe Babel Fish was off. I'm going for option three. (When I translate stuff, it's into languages I'm supposed to speak...so I can't blame anyone but myself for mistakes! )

eruheran

Wow. That is quite an answer! XD So, I take this as a compliment then? Thanks!