We've got an emerging issue here that we absolutely need to talk about.
There's an epidemic around the league that's not only going to sink the NFL, but just perhaps all civilization with it.
What's going on with people's names in this mad world of ours? I'm just a humble database guy trying to build offseason guides for all 32 teams. It's pretty nifty but my spirit animal (porcupine) is about to spray needles at everyone and everything. We need a constitutional amendment immediately: all names in entirely must be 16 letters or less. No prefixes, or suffixes. Three or four syllables, max, and no fucking hyphens!
Is that too much to ask?
I have no problem with someone immigrating from Africa with a difficult name, but I constantly have to make extra allowances for weird, long names that have no justification. It just ain't right.
Let's start with this clown:
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Hey Jordan, back in your Dutch days a century ago you might have felt comforted with all those fancy words in your name while you held your finger in a dyke
, but how about picking one of your three last names and keeping life simple for the rest of us? A QB from decades ago can help you out: Steve DeBerg.
Next up:
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Hey Stribbles: your own daughter won't ever manage your name in a spelling bee. Your parents crapped the bed...get it changed.
Onwards: what's up with all the Juniors? Some call themselves x.Jr, and some gotta get real fancy. I can't help but hearing such names with the pretentiousness of one Thurmond Howell the Third from the 60's TV show. Please Gilligan, come help.
Zuhny Toons, Looney Tunes.
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Then we've got those doing the Polysyllabic Peacock dance...Their long names sure make them more important than you! Little surprise that two of these clowns landed with the Patriots. Had they carried sensible, unpretentious names...they might not have been buried deep in the draft.
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There's an epidemic around the league that's not only going to sink the NFL, but just perhaps all civilization with it.

What's going on with people's names in this mad world of ours? I'm just a humble database guy trying to build offseason guides for all 32 teams. It's pretty nifty but my spirit animal (porcupine) is about to spray needles at everyone and everything. We need a constitutional amendment immediately: all names in entirely must be 16 letters or less. No prefixes, or suffixes. Three or four syllables, max, and no fucking hyphens!
Is that too much to ask?
I have no problem with someone immigrating from Africa with a difficult name, but I constantly have to make extra allowances for weird, long names that have no justification. It just ain't right.
Let's start with this clown:
jordan.png
Hey Jordan, back in your Dutch days a century ago you might have felt comforted with all those fancy words in your name while you held your finger in a dyke
, but how about picking one of your three last names and keeping life simple for the rest of us? A QB from decades ago can help you out: Steve DeBerg.Next up:
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Hey Stribbles: your own daughter won't ever manage your name in a spelling bee. Your parents crapped the bed...get it changed.
Onwards: what's up with all the Juniors? Some call themselves x.Jr, and some gotta get real fancy. I can't help but hearing such names with the pretentiousness of one Thurmond Howell the Third from the 60's TV show. Please Gilligan, come help.
Zuhny Toons, Looney Tunes.
juniors.png
Then we've got those doing the Polysyllabic Peacock dance...Their long names sure make them more important than you! Little surprise that two of these clowns landed with the Patriots. Had they carried sensible, unpretentious names...they might not have been buried deep in the draft.

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