What's with double barrelled names?
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Confusion happens! You could both make up a new last name - like Joadasco, or Ascojoad - using the first 2 letters of each last name. or, you could choose to take his last name, or he could take yours, or you could make up a new one all together. Or, you could just keep your own.\nBut to keep with your original question - I don't know what's up with the double barreled names. I have a weird one anyway - Vencil.
960484
I dunno.  It sounds like either a name they decided not to use in Star Wars, or a trendy bar with too much neon.
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If you remove the "L" from your name, it becomes "barfy". \n HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA!!!!!!!
855602
Well I'm 99.9% certain the Winchester 1200 isn't a Double Barrel gun, I seem to  recall it was a pump action shotgun. But $250 for one in new condition isn't bad
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Yes. Two names - same game.
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It is ridiculous.  I prefer Supertrooper as a name myself.\n\nI would name my daughter Free.  My last name is Loder.
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I think they're just being polite and want to know what your name is. I've got a naughty name, my family use my first middle and last names altogether if they think I'm being naughty! I would have thought they'd have stopped doing it now though, I'm 31 for goodness sake!!!
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Because they're names.
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There are a few reasons why they might do this:\n\n1) Because they do not like their full name.\n2) Because they want to appear more professional.\n3) Because they do not want others to have difficult in pronouncing their name (I would certainly do that).\n4) Because they wish to abbreviate or shorten their name.
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consecutive double letters in the name\n\n&  answer to lady's 6th question was UNDERWATER
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There maybe more than one person with the name but from my source have given you a page where search for the name is listed. I hope this will answer your question.
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Its a type of font name !!
307177
Seems there are quite a few people who are your namesakes out there. Just Google your name to see for yourself.
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Unfortunately not uncommon.  Those people can be charitably described as "jerks" and "freeloaders."  There are other names I've used, not for public consumption.
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I guess it depends on your dictionary. I didn't see it in Webster's. You must be using a special, childish, name-calling version.
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Bound's hubby here:\n\n"Ranger" was a trade name placed on some shotguns marketed by Sears Roebuck. "Ranger" was also an entry name used on economy oriented Winchesters. However, I would venture to say that your shotgun was made to be sold by Sears under the "Ranger" brand. Hamerless, double trigger side-by-side would most likely be a Savage-Springfield Model 311, made exclusively for sale by Sears. This was a safe. affordable, American made double barrel shotgun.
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It's "brother's" since it is singular possessive. The other one is plural possessive.