Tits McGee27 июл., 12:22A family friend married a Lancelot Worked with a Peregrine Went to college with an...Aubergine (she preferred Ginny)Neon Genesis Ewangelionsome names cheer me up every time i see them and one of those is 'Ludovic'
Dreadnought Holiday27 июл., 12:35For admittedly stupid reasons the eldest could have ended up being a Horatio
jane-n28 июл., 01:25Friend went to school with someone called Tacita. Her siblings were Antigone and Ptolemy.
Kitty Dorkling27 июл., 12:23AUBERGINE?! Surely this is a joke and she was actually Virginia. Oh my god, please. D:
Chris Luxford27 июл., 12:30Would Aubergine have been called Eggplant if she went to America, and are shit jokes like this the reason she preferred Ginny?
Old Hobbit🐸27 июл., 12:42That is either risky or confident parenting. If a Lancelot or a Peregrine fails to find a niche in arts or the law, they are pretty fucked in later life. "Larry, is that short for Lawrence, ha ha ha?" .... "Err...yes..."
Adam Cain28 июл., 10:17Of course "Ludovic" is the Anglo-Scots version of "Louis," so if you do that slightly old-fashioned thing of translating foreign rulers' names into English (Peter the Great, Henry the Navigator, Charles V of Spain) you can call about half of all French kings Ludovic XIV or whatever.