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Captain Centipede


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What does your name mean? Eh?


Ross = 'Promontory' (Headland) in Gaelic


Zack = 'Yahweh remembers' (Yahweh being the Hebrew name for God)


Christopher = 'Bearing Christ'


James = Faintly related to 'Holder of the heel'


Benjamin = 'Son of the south' or 'Son of the right hand


David = 'Beloved' in Hebrew


Aaron = Possibly 'High mountain' or 'Exalted'


Fotis = 'Light' basically



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I'm still looking for someone who cares....





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oh how interesting.......


incase you cant tell im being sarchastic

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yay

im Faintly related to 'Holder of the heel'


he works at clarks

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Who would hold heels, now..really...

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a person who works at clarks!


werent you listening ....watching .........reading


erm...


whatever



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