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Gerald 07-09-10 01:48 PM
Probably......
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Sailor Steve (Post 1439955)
Ummm...I don't remember.
to hot today,for a serious decision :hmmm:

krashkart 07-09-10 02:04 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Sailor Steve (Post 1439955)
Ummm...I don't remember.
Brinkley. :know:

kiwi_2005 07-09-10 02:10 PM
Franco. (Frank for short)

Sailor Steve 07-09-10 02:15 PM
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Originally Posted by krashkart (Post 1439986)
Brinkley. :know:
Brinkley Bradfield.

At least it alliterates.

Which may be why my first daughter's name is Bethany.

Or not.

Betonov 07-09-10 02:30 PM
Anže (the Ž letter is pronounced as J is pronounced in french name Jaque)

but the last name is a lot more interesting: Beton (google translate it into slovenian :))

Herr-Berbunch 07-09-10 02:32 PM
Tony, from Antony, but nobody ever calls me Antony - Not even my mother when she was cross!:stare:

Oh, the official at my wedding did!:nope:

kranz 07-09-10 02:33 PM
Bartosz, but my friends call me a-sshole :88)

Sailor Steve 07-09-10 02:34 PM
Cool!

My family name was made into English more than a thousand years ago. The original name was Brodfeldt, and we were part of the Saxon invasion of England in the 400s. So we not only have been on the "wrong" side of most of the wars since (we also fought for the Normans), but we might even have fought against King Arthur!
:rotfl2:

[edit] It ended up a couple of posts lower, and I didn't notice at the time. This was in response to Betanov in post #20.

ivank 07-09-10 02:48 PM
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Originally Posted by papa_smurf (Post 1439883)
My first name is Alastair, cant really shorten it, which I like.
Could be shorten to Alas!

Gerald 07-09-10 02:49 PM
So you are a true...
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Sailor Steve (Post 1440020)
Cool!

My family name was made into English more than a thousand years ago. The original name was Brodfeldt, and we were part of the Saxon invasion of England in the 400s. So we not only have been on the "wrong" side of most of the wars since (we also fought for the Normans), but we might even have fought against King Arthur!
:rotfl2:
Hero,or a knight...and the history is great, :up:

ivank 07-09-10 02:54 PM
Иван in Russian, translates to Ivan in English, I am told it means John in English.

krashkart 07-09-10 02:57 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Sailor Steve (Post 1440020)
Cool!

My family name was made into English more than a thousand years ago. The original name was Brodfeldt, and we were part of the Saxon invasion of England in the 400s. So we not only have been on the "wrong" side of most of the wars since (we also fought for the Normans), but we might even have fought against King Arthur!
:rotfl2:
Shouldn't your handle be "Saxon Steve", then? :DL


That's quite interesting though. I know very little of my family lineage. My great-grandparents immigrated from Prague and settled here to raise barley and corn. I wonder if any of my ancestors defenestrated (or were defenestrated!! :o) anybody? :hmmm:

Morts 07-09-10 03:02 PM
Morten:up:

Gerald 07-09-10 03:23 PM
Gerald!
 
World-shaking :yep:

longam 07-09-10 04:23 PM
Lonzo, and as I have explain all my life, there is no A at the beginning.


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