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DragaFlammis
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[2008-11-20 20:14:28 +0000 UTC]
(United States)
# Statistics
Favourites: 9587; Deviations: 848; Watchers: 235
Watching: 0; Pageviews: 61511; Comments Made: 21633; Friends: 0
# Comments
Comments: 2007
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Thank you so much for faving my photo 
I wish you a beautiful day Stay safe my friend
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You're welcome. Thanks! You too. 
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Question - am I the only one to regret the demise of the tie?
The modern world has new standards - suits with no tie. It must be my age
Thank you for faving the tie-less penguin DracoFlameus. Really appreciated...
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Nope. I miss those fashionable ties too! You're very welcome.
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Happy to hear there is still some hope for the necktie
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Thanks for ing my dragon sculpture! There are many more handmade dragon figurines in my gallery, if you'd like to take a look.
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Thank you so much for faving my photo
I wish you a beautiful day
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Thanks for dropping by to fave “The pond sits in silence..."
Glad you enjoyed it 
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Mantis religiosa sounds more like a spell from a Harry Potter movie than a Latin name
for an insect so thanks for faving "There's a mantis praying..."
the proud owner of that Latin name Have a great week DracoFlameus *
(*If I may comment, DracoFlameus also sounds a little Harry Potterish as well)
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You're welcome. Ha, funny you say that. I've had many associate my name with Malfoy. It means "fire dragon" but you probably figured that out.
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I thought that might be be the translation but with out digging myself in too deep, shouldn't the Latin be flammeus or even flammia in the feminine?
Sorry I'm being pedantic
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Honestly I'm not sure. The 1-"m" spelling came from Ciruelo Cabral's "Book of the Dragon" to describe the western fire dragon. May be a misprint, because I'm almost certain there should be 2 "m"s. It's bugged me for ages. When translating, flameus gives nothing, whereas flammeus means "fiery". Flammia translates to "flame". Of course, I'm using Google, as I can't find much else online and know very little about how Latin works. Still, after this convo, I just may update my name.
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Pseudo Latin works well either way. Sorry to have worried you but I'm sure your deviantArt friends won't know or even care 
I can barely remember the basic Latin I did at school, a lifetime ago (and I wasn't very good then either) 
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No problem. As I said, it's something that I've been pondering myself. Maybe I'll take Latin lessons if Duolingo ever offers.
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Latin is over rated these days, it's only occasionally useful for word origins in quizzes and the like
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True. I just like the way it sounds (makes me sound smart when memorizing nomenclature of the species I photograph and study, aha).
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Thanks for the llama badge, i gave one in return and big hugs
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^^ you re welcome my friend
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It's really appreciated to see you joined the dots and faved my ladybug submission
She was indeed "A tiny dot-to-dot delight..." and I've been told a good luck symbol as well
May some of that luck rub off on us all Draco
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You're welcome! Yes, we could all use some of that luck, aha.
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No problem! Lovely style. Your fursona, Shrike, has a gorgeous design.
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Thank youu I appreciate it!! ;w;
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Hello there! Thank you so much for the watch, it motivates me a lot!
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You're welcome! Your style is super cool!
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No problem. Figured I faved enough of your work already so it was worth watching, aha. Thank you for the faves.
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Thank you so much for the watch, I really appreciate this
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You're welcome. Lovely photos! Especially of the reptiles. Thank you for the watch as well! Plus the llama and favorites.
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