How Many Ways Can We Alter the Name "Sybil"?

DavidMisner

DavidMisner

Sep 1, 2007
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Alright guys,

The point of this thread is to post your variation of the name Sybil (yes the cut). Examples would be Sybilism, 5 Faces of Sybil, etc.

I'll start out:

Syblime, Sybly the Best, Sybiltastic, Sybilmania, Another Sybil Variation!.

Your turn.

//David.Misner::
 
Kev H

Kev H

Sep 1, 2007
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I think what David means is words that you can incorporate 'Sybil' into. A really common example is to have 'Sybil' replace the suffix 'sible' that ends a lot of words:

"You've owed the Mafia eighteen grand for the past seven months and you're still alive? That's ImpoSYBIL!"

"My favorite movie scene? Um... I'd have to say that 10-minute rape sequence with Monica Belluci in IrreverSYBIL."

"Sorry guys, I can't go paintballing today... I have to finish reading Act Three of The CruSYBIL. Meh."

"I think I have a 'rough' idea how the InviSYBIL deck is done."

More here:

http://www.morewords.com/contains/sible/

"What the hell did Kevin just write in his post? I swear to you, that kid is incomprehenSYBIL."

-Kev
 
richard

richard

Jul 23, 2007
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What's pretty amazing is how the original meaning of the word was lost.

I'm pretty sure "Five Faces of Sybil" was most likely named that way after the book/miniseries/film about a woman named "Sybil" who had multiple personality disorder. Hence "Five Faces" of "Sybil."

And now every move like it is called a sybil!
 
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dummyisdumb

Aug 31, 2007
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richard said:
What's pretty amazing is how the original meaning of the word was lost.

I'm pretty sure "Five Faces of Sybil" was most likely named that way after the book/miniseries/film about a woman named "Sybil" who had multiple personality disorder. Hence "Five Faces" of "Sybil."

And now every move like it is called a sybil!
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Really, I just thought that it was based on the Sybil, and it displays five faces of cards. Seems more plausible.
 
richard

richard

Jul 23, 2007
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The first sybil was Five Faces of Sybil, from Chris Kenner's Totally Out of Control. That's where it came from.

Somebody correct me if I'm wrong.
 
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dummyisdumb

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richard said:
The first sybil was Five Faces of Sybil, from Chris Kenner's Totally Out of Control. That's where it came from.

Somebody correct me if I'm wrong.
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Hmm... you are wrong. Chris Kenner made a sybil in TOOC, which was similar to genesis, but he also made a simplification called FFOS
 
Aris.SA

Aris.SA

Sep 1, 2007
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I thought the first Sybil was... what the hell happened to sybil? but I think I'm wrong so dont call me retarded or anything ;)
 
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alex65535

Sep 1, 2007
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My favorite way to use the word would be to quote Ralph from the Simpsons:

"Me fail English? That's Unpos(sybil)!"
 
DavidMisner

DavidMisner

Sep 1, 2007
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Kev H said:
I think what David means is words that you can incorporate 'Sybil' into. A really common example is to have 'Sybil' replace the suffix 'sible' that ends a lot of words:

"You've owed the Mafia eighteen grand for the past seven months and you're still alive? That's ImpoSYBIL!"

"My favorite movie scene? Um... I'd have to say that 10-minute rape sequence with Monica Belluci in IrreverSYBIL."

"Sorry guys, I can't go paintballing today... I have to finish reading Act Three of The CruSYBIL. Meh."

"I think I have a 'rough' idea how the InviSYBIL deck is done."

More here:

http://www.morewords.com/contains/sible/

"What the hell did Kevin just write in his post? I swear to you, that kid is incomprehenSYBIL."

-Kev
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Thanks Kev, you just pretty much ruined it for me. Damn you and your bright ideas.

//David.Misner::
 
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