I was 11 or 12 and was assigned Emily Dickinson for a school assignment about poets, I had to do all the research at home because the school computers blocked everything, even the Wikipedia article
I’ve been aware of the Scunthorpe problem ever since
The Dutch have a name that was pretty common that is literally dick in English.
“Dick” is a name in English.
Dickinson is also a surname in England.
I was 11 or 12 and was assigned Emily Dickinson for a school assignment about poets, I had to do all the research at home because the school computers blocked everything, even the Wikipedia article
I’ve been aware of the Scunthorpe problem ever since
Sounds gay lol
Sounds incestuous
I only know one Dickinson and sure enough, he is
as it was foretold…
I know, it’s the same name, but the post is about your name meaning something vulgar in a foreign language so i felt it had more relevance that way.
The English have a name that was pretty common that is literally Dick in English
Yes it’s the same name, the Dutch and the English are neighbours.