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What Is the Meaning of the Name Every?Derived immediately from the English word “each,” this call is wealthy in that means and incorporates a feel of inclusivity, cohesion, and wish. Choosing Every as a infant call manner embracing new developments in naming, which choose meaningful, wonderful, and colourful alternatives over extra conventional choices. #allnamemeaning #names #culture #history
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RCMP puppies need names, Canadian children invited to submit suggestions
Canadian children are invited to submit their suggestion to help name 13 soon-to-be-born puppies that could one day become RCMP police dogs.
#RCMP #puppies #names #children #Canada #Crime
https://globalnews.ca/news/11705381/rcmp-puppies-name-contest/

I asked Claude for 37,500 random names, and it can't stop saying Marcus

https://github.com/benjismith/ai-randomness

#HackerNews #AI #Randomness #AI #Names #Claude #Marcus #HackerNews

Classic in Paris. Cool in London. Perfect anywhere. #babynames #names #pregnancy

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#Massie Is So #Fed Up, He's Naming #Epstein #Names HIMSELF #tyt #yt #EpsteinFiles #doj #LeonBlack #JessDaily #Lesliewaxner

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What is your cat’s nickname 🤭!?
#cats #CatsOfMastodon #names

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Balance your boy’s name with these powerful picks. #babynames #names #pregnancy

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What Is the Meaning of the Name Elijah?The call Elijah holds a wealthy importance stretching throughout centuries and has captured the hearts of human beings across the world. This compelling call is identified for its robust religious that means, its biblical origins, and its outstanding area in lots of cultures and languages. #allnamemeaning #names #elijah
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These girl names were made famous—and now they’re trending. #babynames #names #pregnancy

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Look, the Founding Fathers fucked us (USA) over. I know they had their reasons, like trying to unite thirteen little fiefdoms into a mutual defense collective or whatever, but the name is just stupid.

United States --> Not a unique identifier. Snuggled up to our southern border is the United States of Mexico, FFS. In my almost daily desire to refer to my nation and its citizens with a name less than nine fucking syllables long, I often say "US" or "united states," but I have to pay attention to context because we can't always assume we're the only, or even the first, political entity to come to mind.
America --> Much has been made of this. There are almost two dozen nations in America. From one point of view, what makes the USA unique among them is that, unlike everyone else, we don't have a unique name.
The, of --> OK, now I'm just being silly, but what if we just called ourselves "of?" Even worse, probably.

Imagine your parents named you Human Person. You might be criticized for being a pompous ass every time you referred to yourself. "You're not the ONLY human!" "There are many more people than just you!" What do you call your stuff? Your accomplishments? Your home? Human's stuff? Person's home? Hey, doofus, you're not the only human! How dare you continue to imply that you are?! A nonspecific name is a problem.

I'm not going to say we're not a problem in much bigger ways (gesturing vaguely all around me). I'm just focusing on this one, right now. It's not really USAmericans' fault; our parents did this to us. The only way we can refer to our nation or our national identity with any specificity is the entire name: The United States Of America. And what's the fuckin' adjective for that? Hi, I'm Guyjantic, a Unitedstatesofamerican citizen.

We've known about this problem for over 200 years. In the early 1800s there was an attempt to rename the nation Fredonia. Sure. Why not? There were also proposals for the Federal Republic of America (probably not much of an improvement) or Columbia (which would have made things confusing with Colombia, but whatever).

We have a stupid name.

#usa #names #geography #cartography

I've noticed an oddity with the East Asian names on the Olympics and I don't know why.

The Chinese, Japanese and Korean athletes all have their names written as "SURNAME Forename". Which makes sense. That's how they do it in their languages. Forcing the Western-format is just low-grade xenophobia.

But for some reason, it _only_ seems to be the Chinese athletes who the commentators refer to as "Surname Forename" (e.g. Gu Ailing) whereas the Japanese and Koreans get referred to as "Firstname Surname" (e.g. Gaon Choi and Mitsuki Ono - because I'm watching the Snowboard Half-pipe Finals)

#Olympics #Names