Agree with your book theory! But in real life, I'll stick with my list above. These boy names are powerful in a truly timeless way. |
Get with it grandpa. https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=The%20Vlad The Vlad Share definition When you go down on a girl for two straight hours. Ronny: Yo, you smash last night? Cris: Nah, I gave her The Vlad instead. Ronny: The what? Cris: The Vlad, it's when you go down on a girl for two straight hours. Ronny: Shit... Yo, you brush your teeth today? Cris: Ofcourse? Ronny: Go brush them again bruh... |
Squash and swimming are gay sports (not that there's anything wrong with that). As I was reading the line in bold I had already skipped to they will befriend Henry when they all end up in the same BED. Henry is married and has a good marriage, complete with a good sex life despite his proclivities, but Leo is a husband in name only. |
Mason, Brandon and Luke and second generation hispanic kids growing up in the suburbs, wondering what will happen if their parents get deported. |
| Is this the famous, funny dcum writer from other threads of the same topic? |
Maxwell and Baxter are romance novel stars -- which means they have oiled, glistening chests and know how to love-bomb but they're lovers with Archibald. They do grunt work like digging with pick axes in the hot sun -- see below. Clarence and Duncan are accountants, which is a perfectly fine profession; nothing fancy, pays the mortgage but not overly masculine. They manage the money for university research, including for Oliver and Prescott, archeologists on a dig, while Reginald is their project manager. Reginald is doing the entire team dirty by plotting to steal the artifacts and sell them to shady actors who pass them along to museums -- i.e., Rupert. Oliver sips tea -- or sips on tea or slurps tea -- in the shade of his canvas tent to avoid the bugs. No one has figure out his role yet. |
In the UK, it’s Roger. |
Please add Napoleon, Ghengis, and Caesar |
Yes, but do you know what Putin means in French? |
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That list is made of names that are common for white Christian American males of a certain age. It absolutely matches the demographic that holds the most power in our country, and in the world.
If you compare the percentage of Americans with those names to the percentage or generals or CEO’s or billionaires you would find that they are far overrepresented. I would probably replace Christopher with William. |
I don't know any hispanics with these names.... and I am hispanic.. not all of us are worried about deportation, some of us have families here for 100s of years and maintained our culture. News flash - all of the west was once owned by s Spain, some owned by Mexico (later) and Texas was once its own country - all spanish speaking. Oh and MG Hispanic family is Puerto Rican - yep passport carrying Americans for over 200 years yet we speak Spanish. |
Some of us read more than cheap romance novels. I suggest you get some better (perhaps classic) literature. |
Powerful male names are monosyllabic. Ward Grant Jack Will John Mark |
I would add Chad. |
Well, then we have to add: Augustus (more powerful than Caesar) Napoleon Tutankhamen ....I think I'll name my son Tutankhamen... it has a nice ring to it. |