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Help[Facts] Re: significance of "Jr."
in reply to a message by Nanaea
In America at least Junior is recognized as a real name legally. I've friends in America who even have birth records to prove it.
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Isn't it sad? Junior is supposed to be a title, not a name. But then again, I used to know a girl named Champange...
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Yep, I've heard of parents giving their sons the name "Junior" as a legal first name. I've even heard of some parents naming their daughters "June" in the mistaken belief that this is the feminine equivalent of "Junior". Oy....
-- Nanaea
-- Nanaea
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By extension in the South, we should have girls named Bubbette...and probably do.
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The only reason I missed out on being a Junior, is because my fathers First name is Robert, his second is Allan, my first is Allan my second is Wayne, Handsome Wagon maker, what a joke, my mom wants to call my little sister Tabbifer Catherine, which as near as I can tell Tabbifer is from Tabitha which means "Gazelle", and Catherine is according to Behind the name, "my consecration of your name".
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