Message from @Roland

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2018-12-09 22:54:16 UTC  

I'm going to name my son Jack because it's the most popular name in Ireland. And I'll go down the list for all the boys I might have

2018-12-09 22:54:41 UTC  

these get really weird

2018-12-09 22:54:59 UTC  

Why don't you do like the loyal Indians do and name him after the king of England you traitor! @Sacramento

2018-12-09 22:55:32 UTC  

Fuck England

2018-12-09 22:55:58 UTC  

I'm going to have 4 kids: Patrick, Casey, Jared, and Taylor

2018-12-09 22:56:05 UTC  

LOL

2018-12-09 22:56:21 UTC  

Lmfao the potato

2018-12-09 22:56:46 UTC  

oh and the autistic twins, Richard and Spencer

2018-12-09 22:57:28 UTC  

@Jacob Boy, Girl, Boy, Girl

2018-12-09 22:58:26 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/481597551272001546/521460648266170368/image0.png

2018-12-09 22:58:34 UTC  

@Jacob What about the redheaded stepchild...Evan?

2018-12-09 22:59:02 UTC  

DAS RIGHT LADDY

2018-12-09 22:59:51 UTC  

🇮🇪

2018-12-09 23:00:09 UTC  

As crazy and narcissistic as that expecting mother is, I like her drive regarding family names.

2018-12-09 23:00:22 UTC  

Do not forget the lapdog Greg

2018-12-09 23:00:30 UTC  

Powerful clans are an achievable dream

2018-12-09 23:01:04 UTC  

Titles and professions aren't first names tho

2018-12-09 23:01:30 UTC  

Imma name my baby Lance Corporal

2018-12-09 23:02:10 UTC  

You think that's bad? I met a guy named Caveman Justis once.

2018-12-09 23:02:24 UTC  

I once knew a dude who changed his name...true story, I shit you not...to: Lord Sir Guy.

We liked to tease him that he was so unsure of his sexuality, he had to remind himself thrice.

2018-12-09 23:02:36 UTC  

fuck it I'm just gonna name my kid "Identitarian Activist"

2018-12-09 23:02:59 UTC  

Does anyone know why some european countries used professions for surnames while others used regions?

2018-12-09 23:03:28 UTC  

don't they generally use both?

2018-12-09 23:04:00 UTC  

then there's my last name, which doesn't mean anything

2018-12-09 23:04:24 UTC  

@Goose Bcause they just used to have one name, and they all knew each other by "William [the] Miller", or "Robert [the] Smith"

2018-12-09 23:05:25 UTC  

And any children they had, grew up into the same profession.

2018-12-09 23:05:48 UTC  

(sons). The daughters of course married men of other professions

2018-12-09 23:07:21 UTC  

Germanic or Latin originated names are the most evropean

2018-12-09 23:07:24 UTC  

That's why royalty titles were so important, because it separated the royal family members from the commoners

2018-12-09 23:08:09 UTC  

No mistake to be made between Sir Robert, and Robert [the] Miller

2018-12-09 23:27:31 UTC  

Tfw when every family name you have, Italian to German to English, is peasant tier

2018-12-09 23:27:57 UTC  

Tfw you come from peasants all across the board

2018-12-09 23:30:54 UTC  

The popular naming trends are pretty funny, because over time you can tell every American's thought was "I want to be unique" but they all ended up trying to be unique in very similar ways. 😑

2018-12-09 23:31:42 UTC  

@âš¡Clarkâš¡ I actually never my other family names that's a good idea

2018-12-09 23:32:06 UTC  

@Goose there’s 3 types of european names; occupational, habitational, and son ofs

2018-12-09 23:32:48 UTC  

Unfortunately a grand-neice of a former boss was actually named "Khaleesi." That's not even the fucking character's name! Wypipo going full "Quantavarius"/"Ladanisha" tier

2018-12-09 23:32:54 UTC  

Or even worse

2018-12-09 23:33:09 UTC  

> Police stops right in front of my house <:pepe:359012488920039424>

2018-12-09 23:33:25 UTC  

> goes to the other house <:nervous:359009898115104770>