ajthemackem
Striker
Don't be a fool all of your life.
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You would be correct
Maybe they changed the shop chain Wilkinson to Wilko to make it more appealing to women.
Women love a big O
Orbisdaughter?Women love a big O
Not all of them.Is it sexist?
As you say, almost but not always.Icelandic names almost work like that.
Women's surname end in dottir (e.g. Katrin Davidsdottir).
Mens surname end in son (e.g. Hafthor Bjornsson)
Macrison and Costcason got there firstMaybe they changed the shop chain Wilkinson to Wilko to make it more appealing to women.
Robinson was just a polite way of saying 'bastard', mind.Nah , I was a robinson and never crossed my mind - it was traditional for women to change name at marriage until fairly recently so seems reasonable that it's continued down the male lineage
No. I expect them to be heifersNo more than surnames ending in "ton" expecting them to own vast tracks of land.
Macrason and Costcason got there firstMaybe they changed the shop chain Wilkinson to Wilko to make it more appealing to women.
Macrason and Costcason got there first
Son, mac, O' all,mean the same thing, it is the male surname that is passed down.
Sexist.Women love a big O
There. Are many examples all mean the same thing patronomic (paternal). I have a locational surname which doesn't.Same with Fitz which is Norman-French and funny enough survived in Ireland.