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Are you on drugs?
How about "River" for a name. It didn't bother that pop star.
(You can also spell it Journee but I prefer the first spelling then the latter.)
Damn, thats awesome. I wanna make another baby just to call it that!
yes mamJupiter you mean?
Well, it could have been worse.
The kid could be named after the next planet out.
That's Saturn. I think you were thinking of Uranus?
This is a black family. Has to be.
Wasn't one of Mark Twains character named Jupiter?
Also, Jupiter the name of a Roman god akin to Zeus.
Multiple personalities by the looks of it.
Star and MOON were used several times in the sixties and beyond. Of course, their parents were hippies.Well, it could have been worse.
The kid could be named after the next planet out.
Star and MOON were used several times in the sixties and beyond. Of course, their parents were hippies.
Facts really mean nothing to you.Jupiter was an Olympian god ruled by Zeus.
Nope. You got fooled. Mark Twain refers to the way the depth of the Mississippi River was called out by the Mate who was taking measurements to keep watercraft from running aground. One of the Rivermen has the job of dropping a weighted and knotted rope. Counting the knots gave the captain knowledge of clearance. "By the Mark. By the Mark, Mark Twain". Clearance. Full Speed ahead. Mark Twain loved the river and actually became a steamboat pilot.I just learned the other day that Clemens got the name 'Mark Twain' from a tab he used to keep in a saloon in Arizona where he hated to drink alone.
Really, jackass? You wanna school me on where I went wrong?Facts really mean nothing to you.
Nope. You got fooled. Sorry you were misled.
I have never heard the saloon story. I have known about the river measurement all along. Note that history doesn't mention Arizona.Hmm. Well, apparently the saloon story is pretty well established, that story was mentioned in a PBS program I caught recently. But then, we all know Tipsy that you can't believe everything PBS tells us!
But apparently the one true fact is that marking twain refers to twice, whether two drinks or two fathoms.
If your Lipshitz, my ass whistles.Can you imagine going through life with that name? Now imagine that your last name was Lipshitz.
If you read down your Wiki link, they mention the saloon story as one of the other competing theories.I have never heard the saloon story.
Might have been my own faux pas--- I think Wiki (your link) again says it was actually a saloon in Nevada, not Arizona.Note that history doesn't mention Arizona.
