S. Holmes! I love her!

This is a lovely woman:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uCJkMuJvnAQ

What does Sue Coon mean? I once thought that I will register the nick Sueco. Then you would see: posted by Sueco on Thursday, or some other day...

Sueco is a Spanish adjective that means Swedish - masculine - or a Swede, again masculine. And the language too.

'Coon' is short for raccoon. So you get: Sue Raccoon...

Now you see the word 'eracco' there, but change it a bit: erakko.

'Erakko' is Finnish for a hermit, recluse. Use the latter word.

So you get Su re cluse on... pronounce it su [riklu:s].

And you get Suri Cluise, Suri Cruise! :O)

Yes, I know that she is American and from the fashion world that I have never appreciated much, but I have fallen wildly in love with her! I tell this privately and confidentially only for you, don't tell it to anyone!

Later we think of this Greek affair again.

Btw, these "word plays" - if you want to call them word plays - are often problematic, because you also get a thousand side meanings that are sometimes useful, sometimes just completely misleading. Example: coon is of course a pejorative word for a black person.