@jbluhm86 said:

I, too, wondered if Nero was the first name of Emperor Nero or not.

...then I remembered that I'm an American and that I don't give a fuck, so I grilled some flank steak and went skeet shooting afterwards.

Damn I needed that thing on my last dove hunt.?️

...then I remembered that I'm an American and that I don't give a fuck, so I grilled some flank steak and went skeet shooting afterwards.

@the-gipper said:

I think we’ve only had one Ronald and I think we’ve only had one Donald. And we have one that reminds us of Ronald McDonald

Yes the famous and the infamous, which is which can depend on your own political point of view......I guess.

And I almost never try to get religion or politics mixed in with sports or anything else on these forums -but- I do find history interesting.  

Besides Dutch started it.  

@the-gipper said:

But I wonder where the Germanicus comes from? That’s the final name on the list. I don’t know is that their surname. 

Emperors and notable people from Rome would get nicknames for their achievements. Germanicus became a name for those who had some success in German campaigns. Some of them were hard earned, others were given by minor victories in unsignificant battles which only would put more tension in the borders. Most famous name would be Africanus, which was granted to Scipion. 

@the-gipper said:

Was Nero the first name or the last name of the Roman Emperor? And what was his other name?

Good question. At first I thought no, because for what I remembered he was Claudio, but apparently I was thinking about the consul during 2nd Punic War, and not about the famous emperor. Both were from the same family but the emperor had it as first name, I guess. 

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nero

Zombo said:

Jimmydee hired Stefanberry.

Z

How does a stefanberry pie taste?

@nero said:

Fuck, this is a thread about how to write both last names? I was trying to find the gist. 

Was Nero the first name or the last name of the Roman Emperor? And what was his other name?

@texasag1969 said:

ski-️

sky-

There ya go!?

????

Ask Tour about Pink Flamingos and Parma.

Zombo said:

Jimmydee hired Stefanberry.

Z

The schnozberries taste like schnozberries.

@nero said:

Fuck, this is a thread about how to write both last names? I was trying to find the gist. 

Yes.

Christ, how long has the Haslam's owned the team now, and half the posts on here are: "Goddamn Haslems need to sell the team!"

Now, the sentiment is sound, but it's about time we start to spell their name correctly... 
"

Haslamski?

Stefanslam?

@tour2ma said:

Just had a SkeeBall flashback...

A lot of old amusement parks had them once upon a time, but there was one park that had some that were at least three times longer of a roll than the "standard" ones.

I was thinking Euclid Beach at first, but now think more likely it was Cedar Point.

Theres one or two at Geneva on the Lake , too!

@nickers said:

Skee!!

Just had a SkeeBall flashback...

A lot of old amusement parks had them once upon a time, but there was one park that had some that were at least three times longer of a roll than the "standard" ones.

I was thinking Euclid Beach at first, but now think more likely it was Cedar Point.

@texasag1969 said:

ski-️

sky-

There ya go!?

Skee!!

@tour2ma said:

That's Mrs. Aggie's job.

ski-️

sky-

There ya go!?

@hoorta said:

Grammar policeman..... 

That's Mrs. Aggie's job.

@dutch-oven said:

Kevin Stefanski. S-T-E-F-A-N-S-K-I. 

Jimmy and Dee Haslam. H-A-S-L-A-M. 

OK, got it. But a ton of Polish names do end in -sky.  Grammar policeman.....