Reverse the i and j and it makes keji. That means eggplant in Cantonese. GG!

Keij? Mm, I could go on about that name >:]. No not really. I have a life, contrary to popular belief.

Keij = cage. Trapped much?

Keij = kej, which reminds me of keg. Of beer.

Keij reversed is jiek. Which reminds me of nothing. It's just weird.


Also, do you pronouce it like, kej?
Or is it like kayj.

Who else has weird names? (Stay off mine. I get it.)

Hey guess what. Eisu is a funny name too! Just take out the E, and the I, and S, and U, and put in a gay, and you get. Gay.

Uh huh. [sarcasm]That was funny.[/sarcasm]