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Re: Obligement magazine : new articles readable on the websi
Posted on 9-Jul-2006 1:39:39
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| What does "obligement" mean and what does it have to do with Amiga? |
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Re: Obligement magazine : new articles readable on the websi
Posted on 9-Jul-2006 2:17:23
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| From the Free Dictionary:
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o`blige´ment (�`blīj´ment)
n. 1. Obligation.
I will not resist, therefore, whatever it is, either of divine or human obligement, that you lay upon me.
- Milton.
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I think it means the same in French.
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Re: Obligement magazine : new articles readable on the websi
Posted on 9-Jul-2006 2:20:58
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| "Obligement" is the name of the magazine.
There no special sense to the word.
It's a long story why we have called our magazine "Obligement"... |
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Re: Obligement magazine : new articles readable on the websi
Posted on 9-Jul-2006 2:33:34
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| It's a long story why we have called our magazine "Obligement"... |
Well, I guess we have time to listen while waiting... 
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Re: Obligement magazine : new articles readable on the websi
Posted on 9-Jul-2006 6:14:23
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| @Daff
Some would say that I was asking for you to tell that story. |
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Re: Obligement magazine : new articles readable on the websi
Posted on 9-Jul-2006 17:18:13
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Some would say that I was asking for you to tell that story.
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Yes, and some would say that I was agreeing with your possibility of asking.
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Re: Obligement magazine : new articles readable on the websi
Posted on 10-Jul-2006 1:28:32
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 Last edited by weirdami on 10-Jul-2006 at 01:29 AM.
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Re: Obligement magazine : new articles readable on the websi
Posted on 10-Jul-2006 23:43:44
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| Here the real story :
One day in 1996, a friend and me would like to create a Amiga magazine.
It needed a name...
Normally, all magazines speaking about Amiga were named "Amiga Magazine", "Amiga Plus", "Amiga Power", "Amiga whatyouwant", etc.
And we would like to be original : do not put the word "Amiga" in the name. After some days of "brainstorming", none of the proposed names was satisfying.
At this time, another friend often employed the expression "Obligement" in the place of "C'est oblig�" in French. Of course it was a grammatical error but a strange and funny expression.
And we choose this name because of his originality, his strangeness and his fun. Last edited by Daff on 10-Jul-2006 at 11:45 PM.
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