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What’s in a name?

What is your Power Animal? Eric Brooks, based on your name and a process known to only three people on the planet, we can tell you that your Power Animal is the: Tyrannosaurus Rex. Your ‘Numerology’ number is 7. If it wasn’t bulls**t, it would mean that you are spiritual, eccentric, and a bit of a loner. Introspective and analytical, you think deeply and prefer seclusion. Find your Power Animal, check your envowelment, and see your name in binary at isthisyour.name

Interesting…

Personally I’ve always leaned more toward the Wolf or Fox (Spanish: “Zorro”), because they’re small, cunning and easily underestimated. But a T-Rex is pretty damn cool too.

Forename:
Origin: Old Norse
Meaning: Ruler of All

Oh yeah… I *LIKE* this site.

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One Response to “What’s in a name?”

1. Faith Says:
   March 27th, 2007 at 1:54 am

   My animal is a Dwarf Zebu — which I’m hoping is a typo for Zebra, but I’m too lazy to check.

   The interesting part to me is they calculate how many people have your same first and last name. 25 with my married name. I gotta go back and do the maiden name.

   Cool stuff, Brooks. Gotta drop by more often.

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