I remember that too~.
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Assurbanipal_II
I remember that too~.
I remember that too~.
Racosharko
Ah~ back when characters have weird English names... like Grandpa named Beirut from Coiling dragon...
Racosharko
But then again Europeans do name their children after places.. so maybe it not that weird... Virginia... Dakota, Wisconsin... Milwaukee l...
Assurbanipal_II
The latter statement requires sourcing? Source? Trust me?
The latter statement requires sourcing? Source? Trust me?
Racosharko
Virginia Wolf? Dakota Fanning?
Azhurie_Mythephan
I used to know a person named Dakota, and a person named Virginia, and another named Georgia.
Assurbanipal_II
@Racosharko
@Iamnotabot
Okies, first things first, Dakota Fanning is American. Thus, not European. And thus, discounted as an example. It is btw her middle name.
Even then, you can argue that she and the state by extension are clearly named after the Dakota, the Indian tribe that was once living in the Dakota territory.
@Iamnotabot
Okies, first things first, Dakota Fanning is American. Thus, not European. And thus, discounted as an example. It is btw her middle name.Even then, you can argue that she and the state by extension are clearly named after the Dakota, the Indian tribe that was once living in the Dakota territory.
Assurbanipal_II
@Racosharko
@Iamnotabot
Now, secondly, Virginia Woolf, full name Adeline Virginia Woolf, which means Viriginia once again a middle name.
In this case, the name Virginia is of Latin origin and means virgin. In fact, we have the legend of the girl Virginia was who was killed by her father in order to save her from seduction by a corrupt government official.
@Iamnotabot
Now, secondly, Virginia Woolf, full name Adeline Virginia Woolf, which means Viriginia once again a middle name.In this case, the name Virginia is of Latin origin and means virgin. In fact, we have the legend of the girl Virginia was who was killed by her father in order to save her from seduction by a corrupt government official.
Racosharko
It's perfectly fine to say and point out. @Assurbanipal_II
But it's these words "Source? Trust me?"
THAT. That is what makes you a piece of shit.
And that is also the reason I am going to tell you to fuck off and not talk to me
because I am not in the mood for your shit today.
I am putting you on ignore now, so stay the fuck away from me.
But it's these words "Source? Trust me?"
THAT. That is what makes you a piece of shit.
And that is also the reason I am going to tell you to fuck off and not talk to me
because I am not in the mood for your shit today.
I am putting you on ignore now, so stay the fuck away from me.
Assurbanipal_II
@Racosharko
@Iamnotabot
The name and its derivatives were then used in many European languages throughout the ages. Eventually, the name was given as a title to Queen Elizabeth I, also known as ‘the Virgin Queen’.
It was during her reign that an expedition into the new world was financed. The ‘newly’ discovered regions were named in honour of her ‘Virginia’.
@Iamnotabot
The name and its derivatives were then used in many European languages throughout the ages. Eventually, the name was given as a title to Queen Elizabeth I, also known as ‘the Virgin Queen’.
It was during her reign that an expedition into the new world was financed. The ‘newly’ discovered regions were named in honour of her ‘Virginia’.