Names

[CTG]

Friker? dreadnaut?

[Friker]

Friker? dreadnaut?

My nickname is pronounced as "fricker". My name is Viktor. In Slovakia we have also a girl name Viktória. Viki is a common abbrevation of Viktória but my mother used to call me Viki. So my schoolmates started to call me Viki. Later, they realized I often pronounce "f" instead of "v", so my nick was changed to "Fiki" (also a tourney in.. a game very similar to gomoku helps to the "Fiki" nickname). Well - "fika?" is not so common but used as "to f*ck". "Fika?" - the one who is f*cking etc. So I changed my nickname to Friker, not aware of german "ficken" or english "freaky". English "freaky" suits me well. I am both horny and wierd in real life. My voice sounds funny and records terrible so I do not append a sound file.

[CTG]

So the "Freaker" wasn't that far from the truth.

Btw "fika" means snot (from the nose ) in Hungarian.

[Friker]

So the "Freaker" wasn't that far from the truth.

Btw "fika" means snot (from the nose ) in Hungarian.

yes - Freaker is a common alternative to Friker.

I wrote "fikac" :-/ - c with a caron. funny note about a caron - it is "há?ek" in Czech, also in English (a thing you put your jacket on), but in Slovak it is "mäk?e?" (makcen) (a thing that soften)

[CTG]

All I remember from Slovakian language is "Televizia Markiza uvadza epizodu zo serialu Akty X" or something like that.

[CTG]

Now let's hear Marco with German-Swedish accent!

[Shoegazing Leo]

Marco will needs a video, because italians speaks with the hands too.

[Chulk]

Marco will needs a video, because italians speaks with the hands too.

Which made me think about the following:
Did we ever have a deaf mute pipsqueak?

[CTG]

Marco will needs a video, because italians speaks with the hands too.

Which made me think about the following:
Did we ever have a deaf mute pipsqueak?

I think it's a rare condition in our age (maybe 1 or 2 from 10000), therefore it's not very likely.

[CTG]

Marco will needs a video, because italians speaks with the hands too.

Which made me think about the following:
Did we ever have a deaf mute pipsqueak?

I think it's a rare condition in our age (maybe 1 or 2 from 10000), therefore it's not very likely.

But that reminded me on the fact that a legendary person of Stunts history - form pre-ZakStunts era - is (almost) blind.

[Shoegazing Leo]

Marco will needs a video, because italians speaks with the hands too.

Which made me think about the following:
Did we ever have a deaf mute pipsqueak?

I think it's a rare condition in our age (maybe 1 or 2 from 10000), therefore it's not very likely.

But that reminded me on the fact that a legendary person of Stunts history - form pre-ZakStunts era - is (almost) blind.

Who?

[CTG]

Marco will needs a video, because italians speaks with the hands too.

Which made me think about the following:
Did we ever have a deaf mute pipsqueak?

I think it's a rare condition in our age (maybe 1 or 2 from 10000), therefore it's not very likely.

But that reminded me on the fact that a legendary person of Stunts history - form pre-ZakStunts era - is (almost) blind.

Who?

Lukas Loehrer

http://forum.stunts.hu/index.php?topic=1980.msg29411#msg29411

[Shoegazing Leo]

Have he Retinitis pigmentosa or Glaucoma?

[CTG]

Have he Retinitis pigmentosa or Glaucoma?

I don't know. JTK talked to Lukas several years ago - maybe he knows.

[zaqrack]

Lukas Loehrer

http://forum.stunts.hu/index.php?topic=1980.msg29411#msg29411

I though you mean Neil McRae. I did not know about Lukas.