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Syd Lexia
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Title: Pop Culture Junkie
Joined: Jul 30 2005
Location: Wakefield, MA
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| RobotGumshoe wrote: |
| Jesus with an H is a kick-ass name and you should respect that. It may not be a very common name but its used enough that you probably shouldn't be a complete ass to someone just because they're named after a biblical figure. I mean, John the babtist wannabees don't get that bullshit. |
A lot of popular names have biblical roots. For example, the name Christopher means "Christ-like".
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username
Title: owner of a lonely heart
Joined: Jul 06 2007
Location: phoenix, az usa
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LOL. Actually, Jesus w/the H sound is very commonplace in spanish. I know at least ten people, that aren't family, who have that name. And I dont wanna count how many I know who are family (you know how big mexican families are ?!?!)
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| Klimbatize wrote: |
| I'll eat a turkey sandwich while blowing my load |
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Rycona
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Title: The Maestro
Joined: Nov 01 2005
Location: Away from Emerald Weapon
Posts: 2815
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| Syd Lexia wrote: |
| RobotGumshoe wrote: |
| Jesus with an H is a kick-ass name and you should respect that. It may not be a very common name but its used enough that you probably shouldn't be a complete ass to someone just because they're named after a biblical figure. I mean, John the babtist wannabees don't get that bullshit. |
A lot of popular names have biblical roots. For example, the name Christopher means "Christ-like". |
Or Joshua from Josiah meaning "The Lord is your savior."
Shitty shit shit.
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TheRoboSleuth
Title: Sleuth Mark IV
Joined: Aug 08 2006
Location: The Gritty Future
Posts: 2739
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| username wrote: |
| LOL. Actually, Jesus w/the H sound is very commonplace in spanish. I know at least ten people, that aren't family, who have that name. And I dont wanna count how many I know who are family (you know how big mexican families are ?!?!) |
I don't know any Jesus with H sound, and I know my fair share of mexicans. Maybe I'm not looking hard enough?
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Rycona
Moderator
Title: The Maestro
Joined: Nov 01 2005
Location: Away from Emerald Weapon
Posts: 2815
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| RobotGumshoe wrote: |
| username wrote: |
| LOL. Actually, Jesus w/the H sound is very commonplace in spanish. I know at least ten people, that aren't family, who have that name. And I dont wanna count how many I know who are family (you know how big mexican families are ?!?!) |
I don't know any Jesus with H sound, and I know my fair share of mexicans. Maybe I'm not looking hard enough? |
They exist. I've talked to a few on the phone doing technical support.
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MOGHARR
Title: The Original CandyWafer
Joined: Apr 05 2007
Location: Under Jolly Roger
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There's a kid at my school named Jose (Ho-zay, I don't know how to do the E apostrophe thingy) but for some reason everyone calls him Carlos. It makes me feel weirs like he was too Mexican or something...
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