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Ian ~*~ {ee an) ~*~ Scottish; God is gracious.

Westley ~*~ {west lee} ~*~ English; the west field.

(Wesley was originally a last name. Westley was the original variation of Wesley as a first name, much as Hayley is the original variation of Haley as a first name and Haley was originally a last name.)

By: Marie

Do you think that God is telling him to stay on and fight in Iraq? Or do you think he is not such a huge nutcase as George Bush?

Should presidents of the USA take orders from God? Or not?

By: Walter (Onion of Santa)

…so this woman intoduces her daughter to me last week, and he daughter’s name was “La-Secret”–with a fake french sounding accent on “secret”.
Ahhhhhhh!!!!!

Parents:

1. Please STOP naming your sons with the anything that end like “A-Veon”….No more Tre’Veons, Jay’Veons, Day’Veons,. No More, you hear me…..No-Mo.

2. No more boys starting off with “Tray”. No more “Tray-Vons”, “Tre-Shons”, “Tre-anything”!
Tray means NOTHING–so stop it.

3..If I meet one more girl named “Na-Vaeh” because its “heaven” spelled backward, I’m done. And if I meet one more little girl named “Heaven”, thats it. Heaven to me is a place where God and Jesus and all the great prophets lives that I hope to go–not some bad little girl.

Ok–Your Turn, whats on your wish list of Crazy Baby Names that need to end???

By: Lady Luck

anyways i was just wondering what the cheepest store would be to buy diapers, formua, bottles, baby clothes, strollers, diaper bags… well basically everything needed for a baby.
me and my boyfriend would like to buy some things ahead of time.
also about how much a month do you spend on your baby. thank you and god bless

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wraith

Main Entry: wraith
Pronunciation: \ˈrāth\
Function: noun
Inflected Form(s): plural wraiths \ˈrāths also ˈrāthz\
Etymology: origin unknown
Date: 1513
1 a: the exact likeness of a living person seen usually just before death as an apparition b: ghost, specter
2: an insubstantial form or semblance : shadow
3: a barely visible gaseous or vaporous column
noncorporeal

oppisite

corporeal

Main Entry: cor·po·re·al
Pronunciation: \kȯr-ˈpȯr-ē-əl\
Function: adjective
Etymology: Middle English, from Latin corporeus of the body, from corpor-, corpus
Date: 15th century
1: having, consisting of, or relating to a physical material body: as a: not spiritual b: not immaterial or intangible : substantial
2archaic : corporal

By: THE WRAITH OF GOD IS COMING