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in reply to a message by Temperance
Why would you want a child to be associated with sovereignty? Eat the rich!!!
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Because they have some appreciation for nuance? It's not that different from Temperance, really (self-governed, self-restraint)...except it is, in interesting ways.
It implies personal power the way Victor / Victoria or something like Queen might, but it's not even necessarily competitive/superior the way those can come across.
It implies personal power the way Victor / Victoria or something like Queen might, but it's not even necessarily competitive/superior the way those can come across.
This message was edited 10/2/2020, 2:32 AM
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Not saying you're wrong, but I actually forgot the meaning of the word as I'm so used to it being used in relation to money. I immediately put it in the same bag as "Tuppence" being used as a name. (because apparently Tuppence was used as a name recently)
I had inherited my great-great grandfather's collection of old and foreign coins as a child and I've had an interest in old money ever since.
While I can't think past the gold coin, I do agree it's leaps and bounds above Victoria / Victor
I had inherited my great-great grandfather's collection of old and foreign coins as a child and I've had an interest in old money ever since.
While I can't think past the gold coin, I do agree it's leaps and bounds above Victoria / Victor
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