The names you see on old gravestones are a hoot
“Eufrosyne”
Jerker Der Piinatts
I’m the Jerkle Man
i am become the jerkler
Sadly, in all other germanic languages, j is pronounced like an English y so the jerk part in Jerker is pronounced kinda like the word yell but with a rolled r instead of the double l.
shh, these anglos don’t know that
you think there was ever someone referred to as “Jerker the Berzerker”?
Jerker is an extra swedish version of Erik iirc. You still meet people called that.
Eufrosyne
Now that one is on you. That’s one of the three graces.
Jerker is an extra swedish version of Erik iirc. You still meet people called that.
I’d heard of Jerk before but Jerker is even funnier because of
Now that one is on you. That’s one of the three graces.
My apologies to the Greeks but that’s simply a mouthful
Eufrosyne
Same amount of syllables as pepperoni. Just sayin’
It’s not about how many syllables there are but what is in those syllables
A Greek man walks into a tailor shop and hands the tailor a pair of pants.
The tailor asks: “Euripides?”
The man replies, “yes, Eumenides?”
oh god
we also have the banger real Swedish female first name Gun
Also Gunner the boys name. (Gunnar if Swedish)
I knew a guy named Thor. He was from a Nordic nation (I’d like to say Norway) and had the physique to be able to pull off such a name off.
I had a colleague named Odin once. He did absolutely not have the physique to pull such a name off
More like a tech hipster kind of guy
He could if you poked out one of his eyes.
pronounced as “goonar”
Jerker Jerkerson
