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HundertzehnGustav

07-10-10 03:39 AM

Bob - just Bob
Comes from Robert, wich my sys came up with, but my parents didnt like.

couple that with the surname of "Angel" and you can see people thinking, i was an american ^^

TarJak

07-10-10 03:50 AM

Grant

robbo180265

07-10-10 06:06 AM

Adin

Irish apparently - which I'm not lol. It's a name that's been in our family for a few hundred years, so a family tradition thing.

Reece

07-10-10 06:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TarJak (Post 1440504)

Grant

:hmmm:

Platapus

07-10-10 07:39 AM

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Originally Posted by frau kaleun (Post 1440385)

"Hello, Sir" - not nearly as much fun as "hellooo, Sailor!"

Er... not that I would know. As such.

Frau Kaluen,

I think you past is showing again. :D

Arclight

07-10-10 07:44 AM

Sander, variaton of Alexander (mainly Dutch/Belgium); means "protector of men". :smug:

I can be a bit abrasive, so it's fitting too. :hmmm:

Platapus

07-10-10 08:11 AM

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Originally Posted by Arclight (Post 1440614)

means "protector of men". :smug:

I thought that's what a Condom meant.

(ducking)

:D

Arclight

07-10-10 08:28 AM

:haha:

I'm the one that deals with the "all men are sleazebags" women. Someone has to defend our good name, right? :88)

Biggles

07-10-10 08:32 AM

Olof. Loved ones call me Olle.

ReFaN

07-10-10 10:01 AM

Karl :salute:

Aramike

07-10-10 12:21 PM

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Originally Posted by krashkart (Post 1440213)

:hmmm:

Ara? :O:

:O: Beat me to it!

krashkart

07-10-10 12:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Aramike (Post 1440780)

:O: Beat me to it!

:haha:

Sailor Steve

07-10-10 01:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tomfon (Post 1440476)

Thomas. It is purely a Jewish name but i don't know what it means, if it means anything that is.

According to this site it means "Twin".
http://www.behindthename.com/name/thomas

Jimbuna

07-10-10 03:18 PM

James

Origin: English, Hebrew
Meaning:Supplanter

Used in:English and Hebrew speaking countries

There are many saints called James, the most famous being Saint James the Elder, one of the Apostles. As a common name it has many namesakes, such as the author James Joyce or the fictional British spy James Bond ("007"). The name has been used for royalty: James has been the name of two Kings of England (James I ruled from 1603-1625, and James II from 1685-1688). In the UK James was the sixth most popular name for boys in 2006; it ranked 16th in the US in the same year.

James is the title character in Roald Dahl's "James and the Giant Peach".

James has been the name of six US Presidents: James Madison, James Monroe, James K. Polk, James Buchanan, James Garfield, and James "Jimmy" Carter. It is the most popular first name for US Presidents.

ReFaN

07-10-10 03:23 PM

You forgot James Bond. :timeout:

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