Jim

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22nd June 2007, 16:33 |
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I had to stare at this one for ages before working out that the thing on the right is meant to be me :S
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Guest: Ciennas

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22nd June 2007, 23:34 |
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Read... whole archive.... in... single night... Shatner mode.... active... great... plotlines... Anticipating... future strips...
*SLAP*
Much better. Great Job so far Daffyd! Or KillerFish, whatever. Question! Is it Daffy D or Daffeed (Pronunciate Spelling)?
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Jim

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23rd June 2007, 04:27 |
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It's Dar-Fid :)
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Cameo

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27th June 2007, 13:11 |
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Same for those of us with (North) American accents?
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Jim

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28th June 2007, 00:23 |
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I would expect that his name is pronounced the same whatever accent the speaker has, much as Data in Star Trek is always pronounced the 'British way' (except by Dr. Pulaski, before everyone gets Trekkie on me :P ). I am pretty sure that our Daffyd pronounces it Dar-Fid (having met him in person several thousand times), however other Daffyds are free to use their own pronounciation in reference to themselves.
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Artmoogle

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1st July 2007, 04:25 |
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I say Daffid. Or Daffy for short. X3
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Guest: Unending Tor

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1st July 2007, 23:42 |
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I've done that trick a few times, but never quite so... completely. Excellent technique!
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Guest: Cat

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5th May 2008, 05:37 |
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Right. So now I know of a Dar-fid and a Davith, and what's the difference between the spellings of their names? ONE LETTER! (They are, respectively, the Team Nexus Daffyd (and Author-Daffyd) and the PPC Agent Dafydd, who is actually a slightly more evil version of Maglor apparently, but still. DYAH!)
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