What does my signature mean?

[Odaisé Gaelach]

I wonder if anyone here knows what my signature means...

Anyone gonna guess?

[Baloki]

Depends if I can be bothered to use a translator or not :D

[Chris]

My name is Michelle Dessler?

[Odaisé Gaelach]

Nope.

That'd be something like Michelle Dessler is ainm dom.

Anyone else?

[ZeZipster]

ur ghey stfu

[Odaisé Gaelach]

No, it doesn't mean that!

[Chris]

Na laetha geal m'óige, bhí siad lán de dhóchas
An bealach mór a bhí romham anonn
Bhí sé i ndán domh go mbéinn, slán, slán.

Ag amharc trí m'óige, is mé 'bhí sámh,
Gan eolas marbh, bhí mé óg gan am.

Anois, táim buartha,'s fad' ar shiúil an lá.
Ochón 's ochón ó.

Isn't it beautiful ?

[Odaisé Gaelach]

Beautiful lament. I like that. :p

[Batman]

Beautiful? The Irish language is certainly not beautiful my friends. Certainly not when you're forced to study it in school for the best part of 14 years, as the majority of Irish people are.

[Odaisé Gaelach]

It's a very difficult language to learn, with the cases, tenses, úru ect. It does need to be simplified, like what they've done with Chinese.

Most people just don't give it a chance though.

[Chris]

For what its worth, I think it's the beautifullest language around!

[BatChao]

Simplified Chinese is lame... But traditional is all whacked out. I say they need to use Zhuyin for their main writing style... then it'd be so much easier to read.

[Batman]

Chinese? That's Irish. I think it means "Spare trust/courage for Michelle Dessler"?? Maybe?

[Baloki]

OMG its the winner of the Most likely to be Batman Ciddie, BATMAN! :eek:

[Chris]

Journey of life

Amharc, mná ag obair lá 's mall san oích',
Ceolann siad ar laetha geal, a bhí,
Bealach fada anonn 's anall a chóich'.

Ó lá go lá, mo thuras, an bealach fada romham.
Ó oíche go hoíche, mo thuras,
na scéalta nach mbeidh a choích'.

[Kirobaito]

Spare thought for Michelle Dessler.

Or....Think of Michelle Dessler.

[TasteyPies]

Sounds kinda sexy.

[-N-]

ur ghey stfu
:D

[TasteyPies]

Spare thought for Michelle Dessler.

Or....Think of Michelle Dessler.

The first one I reckon.

[Kirobaito]

Yes, literally I think it means "Spare thought for Michelle Dressler"...but simplied it's "Think of Michelle Dessler."

[Del Murder]

Posts occur in real time.

[DMKA]

ur ghey stfu

[Misfit]

ur ghey stfu
I love this guy! :(

[Ki Ki]

Irish is such a nice langauge. But I've never heard anyone speak it before.
Oh and this thread just informed of the fact that Irish was a langauge and not just nationality. ^_<

[FreaQaZoiD]

Seconded. I always thought it was english with a humorous accent.

[Zell's Fists of Fury]

I believe the language is called Celtic, not Irish.

[Psychotic]

It means "I R LOVE PSYCHOTIC HE R HOT WHY HE NO LOVE ME!"

I didn't know you felt that way :love:

[Fuzakeru]

3 6 9, damn girl fine . . . -more stuff here-

[Optium]

Isn't Michelle Dessler the girl in 24?

.opt

[Batman]

I believe the language is called Celtic, not Irish.


Well you believe wrong. The language is called Irish, which is "Gaeilge" in Irish. Not Celtic. Not at all.

[Chris]

"athairarneamhdialinn...athairarneamhdialiom"

Omnem crede diem tibi diluxisse supremum ;)

[Odaisé Gaelach]

Yes, literally I think it means "Spare thought for Michelle Dressler"...but simplied it's "Think of Michelle Dessler."

Yep, that's it. "Spare a though for Michelle Dessler."

Never heard it being called Celtic before. Usually it's called Irish, or Gaeilge.

[Ki Ki]

Show off.

[nik0tine]

I believe the language is called Celtic, not Irish.

No no no, it's called Gaelic. Jeez! Get it straight!

[chionos]

There are three forms of Gaelic(The english version) of which Irish Gaeilge is but one. There's also Manx(Of the Island of Man) Gailck and Scottish Gaidhlig.

Celtic is a word describing a group of nomadic barbarians whose roots begin in northern Italy. Galli and Keltoi are two other variations of our English Celtic, both stemming from roman/greek cultures(i think, i could be wrong about Galli) Both of the words mean barbarian though.
It describes the ancestors of Ireland, and their languages. Gaelic is a direct disendant of the Celtic language, usually just referred to as Old Celtic. There were a bunch of different branches of the Celts and thus different variations in dialects, most of which i don't remember(I think there were 6 main languages) but Goidelic is the one that eventually led to the Irish, Manx, and Scottish Gaelic. Other Celtic ppl settled in other places like Britain and gave us languages like Welsh. There's so much more to it than this and it's 3am so i'm not gonna go on all night. But i love the Celtic culture. There's a lot to learn from its past.

[Rusty]

Who is Michelle Dessler?

[chionos]

The chick from 24 Reiko Aylesworth