(Randomly, you have exactly 666 points as I type this.)
Okay, this is sort-of sad, but being the geek that I am, I went off and looked up what Zafuel might mean, even if it's not really a name. I got "wisdom of God," from soph (wisdom, kind of close to zaf) and -ael, which usually means God.
Does knowledge of word-origins make one a geek? If so, I'm in no danger. I am completely brainless in such matters.
I know a few sparse words in elvish, but I have got a book. Not a phrase book, but it does explain the language. Grammar, punctuation, usage, verbs, tenses, plurals..... you can't see it, but my eyes are crossing.
Do you listen to music, Peter?
"I hate the word 'Truce'. It means 'Fun's over'." ~My little sister
Every time I’ve gotten feedback that was hard to take it was usually hard to take because there was truth in it and I didn’t like that (or didn’t want to receive it). That’s not to say all harsh feedback is good or that we should be harsh for harshness’ sake, but learning to absorb truth without letting it break your inner core/break you is a lifelong skill that keeps your mind elastic and open to learning. — soundofmind
