Quite a history, right?
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Awesome. I thought I was the only Tolkien super nerd in the world. I came up with a name for my gold wedding band - Corma Lauriëlindalë - Ring of the golden Song.Findecanor wrote: 02 Jun 2020, 06:32 I've had several, none of them very good. Each one chosen quickly without much thought.
I've used "Findecanor" since 2005 or so. I put the words "hair burned by the sun" into an "Elvish name generator" on the web (Tolkien's world) and got "Findecano" (name of a long-haired elf) and "Anor" (sun) which I put together. It is of course supposed to pronounced in Elvish dialect: Finn-deh-khan-or.
He fumbled through a pocketful of lirasi, slotting the dull alloy coins one after another, vaguely amused by the anachronism of the process. The phone nearest him rang.
Automatically, he picked up.
"Yeah?"
Faint harmonics, tiny inaudible voices rattling across some orbital link, and then a sound like wind.
"Hello, Case."
A fifty-lirasi coin fell from his hand, bounced, and rolled out of sight across Hilton carpeting.
"Wintermute, Case. It's time we talk."
It was a chip voice.
"Don't you want to talk, Case?"
He hung up.
On his way back to the lobby, his cigarettes forgotten, he had to walk the length of the ranked phones. Each rang in turn, but only once, as he passed.