I find it funnier that you didn't correct the spelling of "Finland." A lot of users on modified don't have the keyboards that have those characters, and don't know the character combinations to produce them on our keyboards.
bigdirtyfoot wrote:I find it funnier that you didn't correct the spelling of "Finland." A lot of users on modified don't have the keyboards that have those characters, and don't know the character combinations to produce them on our keyboards.
I don't mind people not using the finnish letters in names and if you look at the name the original poster misspelled both of tonis names even if he had used he finnish letters. I know the names are hard, but correcting each others mistakes is the way you learn.
I was wondering the same thing... I was going to say something, but I remember vaguelly it being cleared up that he's been playing for longer than that. Probably three or four years by now, or something. Since he posts here he could probably clarify that himself. :-p
Nah, the warden flows so much better than the destroyer. He not a boat. According to wordrefence.com Warden is 'the chief official in charge of a prison.' ( I looked it up, I didn't know what I meant )
Destroyer is 'a small fast lightly armored but heavily armed warship.'
Okay, now I'm conflicted... They both sound awesome. Maybe Jorden 'The warden of the destroyer' Moir. Best of both.
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I would have thought that "destroyer" - means somebody (or something) that destroys things - Obviously it has the meaning of the ship as well - but that's a lot more obscure.
Also your definition of "warden" seems very specific - I was of the understanding it has a much broarder meaning - ie. somebody who watches over something - not neccessarily a jail. For example my step dad's surname is "Woodward" - because when ever that surname was taken being the warden of the wood was standard kind of job - like bakers and blacksmiths etc. - I think being a jail warden is a much more modern and specific meaning of a very old word - probably older than the white invasion of north america.
Destroyer also forces people to pronounce Jorden's last name correctly!!! (Which tons of of were surprised about after hearing this nickname after Worlds! I always thought his last name was "MWAHR".) I like Destroyer waaaay better
I thought B.A.P. names weren't really given this year? What are everyone else's names?
Nick "So good all footage of him self combusts" Laroche
Dylan "In Australia right now!! " Fry
Johnny "insert sheep joke" Murphey
Toni "Looks like Mark Roberts" Pääkkönen
Lasse "9 inches" Salmenhara
Jere "I go hard all the time" Linnanen
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