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HelpRe: Archer or Archie?
in reply to a message by NobodyOfConsequence
Archer is both a lnfn and somewhat - medievally - militaristic, so I'd avoid it without a backward glance.
I would expect anyone called Archie to have Archibald as his full name. Not a name I enjoy; the bald bit puts me right off. But Archie is pleasant.
I would expect anyone called Archie to have Archibald as his full name. Not a name I enjoy; the bald bit puts me right off. But Archie is pleasant.
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"Archer is both a lnfn and somewhat - medievally - militaristic, so I'd avoid it without a backward glance."
You must not have enjoyed Robin Hood, Lord of the Rings (Legolas), Narnia, or Hunger Games if you have something against archers. I agree that occupation names and last names are overdone, but as occupations names go, archers at least have lots of positive representation.
*I'm kind of joking here, so don't be offended.*
You must not have enjoyed Robin Hood, Lord of the Rings (Legolas), Narnia, or Hunger Games if you have something against archers. I agree that occupation names and last names are overdone, but as occupations names go, archers at least have lots of positive representation.
*I'm kind of joking here, so don't be offended.*
This message was edited 3/4/2019, 8:32 PM
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In works of fiction, I've got nothing against invasions of alien spacecraft ... in real life, however ..;)
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