How did Gym Class Hero get their name?
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Travis McCoy and drummer Matt McGinley became friends during high-school gym class at high school, so maybe that's where they got it.
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It is called the philtrum.  The name comes from the Greek word "philtron" meaning "love potion".
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crusader from Elites Elites guild king and queen, Incubus and astralis!\npossibly the best villian in all of Pokemon\nIkamuni? -Crusader
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What class did you get this question from?
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God only knows who it is now, since the Legion's continuity has been rebooted so many times in the past 20 years, but the original answer is Validus, a mindless, nearly unstoppable killing machine that was once a member of the Fatal Five. (First app. Adventure Comics #352, 1967)\n\nFrom this 1987 Who's Who file: \n"Born in the latter half of the 30th century to Garth and Imra Ardeen Ranzz (aka Lightning Lad and Saturn Girl).. Validus was stolen at the in- [PRINTING ERROR DELETED A LINE] Darkseid). Without his parents even becoming aware of his existence, Validus was altered into an inhuman monster whose powers were an exaggeration of his parents abilities, and thrust back in time over a decade. In this altered form, Validus remained a perpetual infant and became known as a galaxy-wide menace."   \n\nHis parents learned the truth in a 1980s LSH story and he reverted back to his human self. \n\nHope this helps, \nMeesh
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Can you give us any information?  Where did you see the name?
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No one person is credited with namein the dumbbell.\n"Dumbbells" as a word originated in Tudor England—the devices used for ringing church bells were widely known for their impact on increasing muscle size, creating a trend in the 16th Century which saw rich young men installing similar devices in their homes, consisting of a pulley with a weighted rope which the user pulled as though he was ringing a church bell.\nThese were known as "bells", but as there were no actual bells on the end of the pulling ropes and were silent, they came to be known colloquially as "dumb-bells". \nOver the centuries, the pulley and weighted rope fell out of fashion, leaving just the weight.
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Is it the school of Nefarious Villainy - cause a name like that is a giveaway..
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There is no fraternity that exsits with the the Letters B.O.B.\n\nWhich could mean Beta Omega Beta...unfortunately the picture you linked to doesn't work. And BOB is probably a made up name
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Milpitas Health & Fitness just recently started a kickboxing class.  I hear it's excellent, although I've never attended myself.  I have a fried that's a great swimmer, but she skips swim practice to attend her nighttime kickboxing classes.  The teacher is also well reknowned, I think he's a professional of some sort.
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here's the etymology of "hero"...sorry couldn't find heroic\n  \n1387, "man of superhuman strength or courage," from L. heros "hero," from Gk. heros "demi-god" (a variant singular of which was heroe), originally "defender, protector," from PIE base *ser- "to watch over, protect" (cf. L. servare "to save, deliver, preserve, protect"). Sense of "chief male character in a play, story, etc." first recorded 1697. Fem. form heroine first attested 1659, from L. heroina, from Gk. heroine. First record of hero-worship is from 1774. Heroic verse (1617), decasyllabic iambic, is from It.
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HERAKLES\n\nMeans "glory of Hera" from the name of the goddess HERA combined with Greek κλεος (kleos) "glory". He was a hero in Greek and Roman mythology, the son of Zeus and the mortal woman Alcmene. He completed twelve labours in order to become a god.\n\nLegend has it that Herakles' first name really was Alkaios or Alkeides and only the Pythia in Delphi (a holy female seer) adressed him by the name Herakles for the first time, when he came before her.
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when i was working at a bank, the way you signed was their name, and then your name P.O.A.  Not sure if thats the politically correct way, thats just how our bank made members sign.
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They've never given his last name.  On the episode where they flashback to the first time they met him, he said his name, but it was muted out by a school bell (and he actually just recited the names of the main actors on the show).  It's kind of like the name of his country - we'll just never know!  (But the website below has some interesting theories - someone has too much time on their hands).
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I've heard of that name before.  A guy once was creating some animation thing and wanted to use me as a model for his main character named Tala.  Anyway, yes its a good name.
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Elthorn.\nA combination of both their fathers names.
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NO IDEA BUT HOW DID U GET HEARTS NEXT TO YOUR NAME IN ALL CAPS SO WILL BE NOTICED