He should be wearing a backwards hat and holding a red bull
He should be wearing a backwards hat and holding a red bull
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The vast majority of popular names come from ancient characters
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Except for the name "Madison", which comes from the 1984 Tom Hanks movie Splash.
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Fun fact: CGP Grey only makes videos on topics ending in "on."
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Its just a surname used as a first name, one of America's cuter, more demure methods of cultural appropriation.
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And also the name "Cameron", which comes from 2012 series Total Drama: Revenge of the Island
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Half of them are from the Bibles.
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Hence the term "Christian name", meaning one's first name.
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Good point!
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It's crazy to think that if you traveled back in time 2000 years ago you could hang out with guys named John, Luke and Mark.
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Those are their translated names.
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Mike, Paul, Dave too
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Not mine because it's an ethnonym, though I guess it's ancient source is Roman. Also the Roman version is still used as a nickname even though it makes my name longer.
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And here I was thinking it was a Fallout reference
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Technically a vaultdweller in fallout could be considered a pseudo-ethnicity.
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