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Caroline
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Mar 27, 2012 02:19PM
any of the books.. which to renamed and what? i thought catching fire was the best title..
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Maybe "Mockingjay" could be called "Wild Fire" and "The Hunger Games" could be called "Making Sparks" Just to go with the whole "fire" theme. I've always thought it would be cool.
Aria wrote: "Maybe "Mockingjay" could be called "Wild Fire" and "The Hunger Games" could be called "Making Sparks" Just to go with the whole "fire" theme. I've always thought it would be cool."That's a really good idea.
I would change my name to trash boat!!!!!!!
well, I never really liked that the book or the "games" were called the hunger games, since it doesn't exactly make sense...so, something else for the first one...
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Lauren wrote: "Why?!"You don't wach regular show
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One episode, Rigby the racoon LEGLLY changed his name to trash boat, the best part i that it only costed 50 bucks!!!!!
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Sounds like GREAT tv comedy *sarcasam*
I would change the big bang theory to "The Huge, Horrendous Beginning of Time"!!!!
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Sounds like GREAT tv comedy *sarcasam*"
Oh Charlie, what would I do without your comments? :D
Charlie ♥GaleForever♥ wrote: "Rue-Lu wrote: "One episode, Rigby the racoon LEGLLY changed his name to trash boat, the best part i that it only costed 50 bucks!!!!!"Sounds like GREAT tv comedy *sarcasam*"
grrrr!!!!!!!!!
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Sounds like GREAT tv comedy *s..."
Lol thanks
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Sounds like GREAT tv comedy *s..."
Sorry :(
I liked how it went three words, two words, one word. And if you omitted "the", all the titles were three syllables. All very symbolic and such.
So, no, I wouldn't change any titles.
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Lydia wrote: "Not to be a party pooper but Catching fire has four syllables..."hmmm...I keep saying it over and over but still can only find 3 syllables...
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well, I looked it up, and apparently it can be pronounced with one or two syllables. the way I say it, it has one.so, I believe that snickerdoodle's observation is still correct, provided that you only use one syllable for "fire."
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See this guys... we are having an edumacated conversation. ;)
Lydia wrote: "I guess it depends on your accent. See this guys... we are having an edumacated conversation. ;)"
lol
well, look at us! :D
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the names were creative!i think though if she went with like a bird theme, Jabberjay and Mockingjay or A fire theme. Catching Fire ,Raging Fire
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Charlie ♥GaleForever♥ wrote: "Rue-Lu wrote: "One episode, Rigby the racoon LEGLLY changed his name to trash boat, the best part i that it only costed 50 bucks!!!!!"Sounds like GREAT tv comedy *sarcasam*"
GRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!
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hmmm...I keep saying it over and over but still can only find 3 syllables..."
It depends on how you pronounce "fire". One syllable or two.
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so, I believe that snickerdoodle's observation is still correct, provided that y..."
Whoops, I feel dumb. Sorry guys I better read all the comments before I comment. :D
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Lydia wrote: "Not to be a party pooper but Catching fire has four syllables..."
I say "fire" like...it's kinda hard to explain, but not fy-ur. More like fyr. Does that make sense?
I say "fire" like...it's kinda hard to explain, but not fy-ur. More like fyr. Does that make sense?
Snickerdoodle wrote: "Lydia wrote: "Not to be a party pooper but Catching fire has four syllables..."I say "fire" like...it's kinda hard to explain, but not fy-ur. More like fyr. Does that make sense?"
that sounds like how I say it. if I try to make it 2 syllables, I sound like beavis...
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Amen.
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I say "fire" like...it's kinda hard to explain, but not fy-ur. More like fyr. Does that make sense?"
Yup. I do the same.
Snickerdoodle wrote: "Lydia wrote: "Not to be a party pooper but Catching fire has four syllables..."I say "fire" like...it's kinda hard to explain, but not fy-ur. More like fyr. Does that make sense?"
It all depends on your accent. For instance in Scranton, I don't speak like them, they say Scranan instead of Scranton
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well that was slightly random... sorry guys.
I've been trying to figure out how to spell how I (and most of the people I live around) say "I'm gonna." it's more like "I'm-uh-nuh."
Yeah, same here. We also say wanna and shoulda and gonna and tryta a lot. "To" has become obsolete where I live.
