Talk:Tannhaus

Tannhaus does have a series called "A Thelemite Speaks" and is an editor at LGpedia. He has clearly stated that he is a Thelemite. We can have article about his vids, but the way this reads now is not a good start. I'm going to "revise it", but I don't have time right now to write anything in depth. OwenIsCool 13:55, 1 February 2007 (CST)

Why is the 98 at the end? Thanks to the person who submitted this btw --Tannhaus 19:19, 1 February 2007 (CST)

I don't know, I thought your username on both YouTube and Revver was just Tannhaus. We should change it if it's wrong. OwenIsCool 20:00, 1 February 2007 (CST)

It is just tannhaus. It's short for Tannhauser...who was a german knight in the 1300s --Tannhaus 20:04, 1 February 2007 (CST)

All fixed now =)

OwenIsCool 23:17, 1 February 2007 (CST)

Article vs User Page

Alot of the info here is about the user Tannhaus, and not about the video series; does that information belong in this article or should it be moved to User: Tannhaus ? -misty 16:30, 12 April 2007 (CDT)

The page reads like a biography of him...like the ones for celebrities on wikipedia. Given that he his neither a character nor production staff or LG15, I vote for moving this to his userpage and leaving a notice at the top saying "This page is about the video series. For the user producing it, see User:Tannhaus." or something.

~ Renegade (talk | contribs) 17:10, 12 April 2007 (CDT)

(Trivia fact[s]: "Tanne" is the German word for Fir [tree], "Häuser" is the plural of "Haus", the German spelling of "House". "Tannhäuser" could either refer to multiple houses made of fir, or may have originally been a possessive of the family name, as in the name starting out as "Tannhaus", and people talking about the "Tannhäuser Gut" ("Tannhaus Manor"); alternatively, Wikipedia mentions a town "Tannhausen", which can very, very roughly be translated as "Firtown", giving "Tannhäuser" a meaning of "from the village of Firtown".

What's most curious, though, is that German Wikipedia does not mention him being a knight - it speaks of the legend calling him a knight, carefully making sure to always put words like "legend", "myth" or "sage" close to it.)

Bored yet? Good. I'm going to bed. Night all :P