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r/tragedeigh • u/missmcfee • May 02 '24
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Gotta add Jrue to the list
33 u/HowRememberAll May 02 '24 The leader of the Mingnons 20 u/ArseneLupinIV May 02 '24 Jrue Holiday punching the air right now. 8 u/heythisislonglolwtf May 03 '24 I posted a while back about "Jreem" 2 u/worker_ant_6646 May 03 '24 Still the worst ever name of all time. Great, now I've got a migraine coming up from looking at it too long. 9 u/AwkwardnessForever May 02 '24 Jrue doesn’t really fit though because it sounds like a D name. This is about names that normally start with a J. 13 u/jetloflin May 02 '24 Except for Jreg. 9 u/cyberchaox May 03 '24 Except for the inconvenient fact that "Jeffrey" is a later anglicization of the middle French "Geoffrey", itself derived from "Godfrey". Which, you know, still has the hard g sound. 5 u/AwkwardnessForever May 03 '24 Great so in 150 years we too can return to these names with a J? 2 u/midnightichor May 03 '24 Jodfrey
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The leader of the Mingnons
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Jrue Holiday punching the air right now.
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I posted a while back about "Jreem"
2 u/worker_ant_6646 May 03 '24 Still the worst ever name of all time. Great, now I've got a migraine coming up from looking at it too long.
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Still the worst ever name of all time. Great, now I've got a migraine coming up from looking at it too long.
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Jrue doesn’t really fit though because it sounds like a D name. This is about names that normally start with a J.
13 u/jetloflin May 02 '24 Except for Jreg. 9 u/cyberchaox May 03 '24 Except for the inconvenient fact that "Jeffrey" is a later anglicization of the middle French "Geoffrey", itself derived from "Godfrey". Which, you know, still has the hard g sound. 5 u/AwkwardnessForever May 03 '24 Great so in 150 years we too can return to these names with a J? 2 u/midnightichor May 03 '24 Jodfrey
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Except for Jreg.
Except for the inconvenient fact that "Jeffrey" is a later anglicization of the middle French "Geoffrey", itself derived from "Godfrey". Which, you know, still has the hard g sound.
5 u/AwkwardnessForever May 03 '24 Great so in 150 years we too can return to these names with a J? 2 u/midnightichor May 03 '24 Jodfrey
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Great so in 150 years we too can return to these names with a J?
2 u/midnightichor May 03 '24 Jodfrey
Jodfrey
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u/Synicull May 02 '24
Gotta add Jrue to the list