Do americans really give their sons names like
>Gaylord
>Eugene (good genes)
>Junior
Do americans really give their sons names like
>Gaylord
>Eugene (good genes)
>Junior
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I don’t know, Pytiookïj
>Do americans really
Dick Cheney
>>Eugene (good genes)
That's a Russian name. They still name their kids Evgeny, but as far as I'm concerned, no one under the age of 80 is called Eugene in English-speaking countries.
>Junior
This is a name suffix. It's only used around family. Say for example your dad is John, then Junior is John Jr. Non-family calls him John.
rent free
Americans be like yeah my name's Deodat Washington Hunter Junior lol
eugene is a common european name, you asian shitskin faggot
Is the name Tex still given to kids?
I've never heard of that.
Eugene is a french name.
Do Americans really name their kids José, Juan, Aristemo or Jesús?
Gaylord is a nickname
>hello, my name is billyjoe jimbob and im american
You'd know
Thats a nickname
No but they name them Brayan
Eugene is a greek name
this
>gaylord
Got eeeem
I find the negro names infinitely worse.
De'shawn
T'kuan
LeLamar
TrayJuan
I was named after Joan Sebastian, so yes they do.
xD
>Gaylord
It's just that one film.
Or do they really?
You are not american
en.wikipedia.org
>Gaylord is a name of Norman French origin, from the Old French gaillard meaning "joyful" or "high-spirited".
>Gaylord Dingler, American stand-up comic
Hehheh, you've got to have a sense of humor if you have that name.
>Gaylord Silly (born 1986), French-Seychellois long distance runner
ehheh
Hello, my name is Erexia Junior Lopez, and i'm from America.
Do finns really give their sons name like
>Aki Kaurismäki
>Gaylord is a name of French origin
im not really surprised
>Gaylord Silly
Do they really..?
Eugene probably refers to the genus (the clan) more than the modern concept of genes. Even in Slavic we say that someone's 'unclanlike' (neroden) if they are clumsy.
but I am
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