People call Columbina just Bina for short, hence the B.
CSDragon2026-01-29 07:30
huh
I've never seen anyone do that. When did that start?
Shouldn't it be Col for short? Why the end of her name
iMPoSToRRBiSCuiT2026-01-29 07:33
Because it sounds better and more natural to native English speakers. The -ina ending makes it sound more like a standalone feminine name by itself.
Tamamo_was_here2026-01-29 07:39
People always call her Bina. You see it alot on Twitter when talking about SandBina.
druckvoll2026-01-29 08:05
Oof Sandbina sounds terrible, missed opportunity to simply go for SaBina
ceos_ploi2026-01-29 09:57
I prefer Columdrone
CSDragon2026-01-29 08:25
> SandBina
Is that like Geo Columbina?
Nyancromancer2026-01-29 07:29
Columbina shortened to Bina, then combine it with Ineffa
druckvoll2026-01-29 07:33
Be glad it's not Columbeffa or Inbina
CSDragon2026-01-29 07:37
Those would make more sense though...
Skykeeper222026-01-29 07:40
Just because it makes sense doesn't make it good
vampzireael2026-01-29 07:59
They sound horrible
The_Bough_Keeper2026-01-29 07:35
I just call it LunarBot or MoonBot
CSDragon2026-01-29 07:37
I also like those better
SecyaDenali2026-01-29 07:52
Colum(bin)a I(neffa) for english speakers and for humans pattern recognition is everything
The double n and a ending along with double ff sound rolls off the tongue
Another like ballerina is double L and A ending
And Na or nah and La or lah or fa is fah is common even as early childhood. In the sense of elongating singular or multiple letters when pronouncing a word
Also the word fck is generally easier for a child to say than sht because of the h
Even when you first starting learning a word you have the elongation at the start like ma is mmma and middle like n is nnn and the end of the word er is errrrr.
So bi(ee)nneffahh is bineffa
AlaindeshoGT2026-01-29 07:53
'Couse it's like a wheelchair.
You put those two together and you can pratically carry any character. There's only a few you can't use with a Bineffa setup
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I've never seen anyone do that. When did that start?
Shouldn't it be Col for short? Why the end of her name
Is that like Geo Columbina?
The double n and a ending along with double ff sound rolls off the tongue
Another like ballerina is double L and A ending
And Na or nah and La or lah or fa is fah is common even as early childhood. In the sense of elongating singular or multiple letters when pronouncing a word
Also the word fck is generally easier for a child to say than sht because of the h
Even when you first starting learning a word you have the elongation at the start like ma is mmma and middle like n is nnn and the end of the word er is errrrr.
So bi(ee)nneffahh is bineffa
You put those two together and you can pratically carry any character. There's only a few you can't use with a Bineffa setup