llSay with no name in front

I have just recently seen an item in the game that says things without prefixing the name of the object in front. I know lsl fairly well but have no idea how to do this.

example:
The lovely smell of lavendar fills the air around Jane Smith.

I can only get a script to do:
Object: The lovely smell of lavendar fills the air around Jane Smith.

What is it that makes this happen?

Perhaps the object is using a /me. In chat, if you were to type "/me smiles at you.", people around you would see:

Archon Kipling smiles at you.

Objects can do this too. Maybe the object was "The" or something? That way, if it llSay()-ed "/me lovely smell of lavender fills the air around Jane Smith.", people would see:

The lovley smell of lavender fills the air around Jane Smith.

I could be wrong, but this seems like the easiest way to do it, especially if the name of the object doesn't really matter to you.

If everything it says starts with the word 'The', that would be a clue

the only way i know to do this is to empty the object name field in edit, and also use the /me trick

ie
llSay(0, "/me the lovely smell of lavender fills the air around Jane Smith.";

If "/me" works for objects, you could rename the object to the first word in the string to be said. Hmm, this calls for testing.

If you backspace the name of a prim, the put in a space, It'll look like this:
" : Test..."

Er.. Upon further testing, /me does work too

The SayMessage() function here seems to work well.

SayMessage(string msg)
{
    string name = llGetObjectName();
    llSetObjectName("");
    llSay(0, "/me " + msg);
    llSetObjectName(name);
}

default
{
    touch_start(integer total_number)
    {
        SayMessage("Hello World!");
    }
}

HP

You're not really limited to a static name either since we have llSetObjectName(). It would be easy to grab the first word or words and set the objects name to that before sending the message.