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| low |
 Posted: Fri May 02, 2008 10:43 am |
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Hi,
I remember once a French colleague told me he had a friend with
exactly the same name as his, and he used a word to describe this
person/phenomenon, but I just can remember.
Any hint?
thanks |
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| low |
| Posted: Fri May 02, 2008 10:50 am |
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On May 2, 4:46 pm, Lanarcam <lanarc...@yahoo.fr> wrote:
Quote: low wrote:
Hi,
I remember once a French colleague told me he had a friend with
exactly the same name as his, and he used a word to describe this
person/phenomenon, but I just can remember.
Any hint?
Was it an 'homonyme'?
thanks, my recollection lead me to look for "iso".... . merci mille
fois pour votre prompte reponse |
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| Lanarcam |
| Posted: Fri May 02, 2008 3:46 pm |
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low wrote:
Quote: Hi,
I remember once a French colleague told me he had a friend with
exactly the same name as his, and he used a word to describe this
person/phenomenon, but I just can remember.
Any hint?
Was it an 'homonyme'? |
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| Lanarcam |
| Posted: Fri May 02, 2008 3:59 pm |
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low wrote:
Quote: On May 2, 4:46 pm, Lanarcam <lanarc...@yahoo.fr> wrote:
low wrote:
Hi,
I remember once a French colleague told me he had a friend with
exactly the same name as his, and he used a word to describe this
person/phenomenon, but I just can remember.
Any hint?
Was it an 'homonyme'?
thanks, my recollection lead me to look for "iso".... . merci mille
fois pour votre prompte reponse
I had a colleague who also had an homonyme
but he was not as found of him as was yours.
This man happened to have debts and never to
pay them, my colleague was constantly harassed
by creditors, particularly by the tax administration,
which is best avoided as long as it is possible. |
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| Michèle |
| Posted: Sat May 03, 2008 4:35 am |
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Lanarcam avait soumis l'idée :
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I had a colleague who also had an homonyme
but he was not as found of him as was yours.
This man happened to have debts and never to
pay them, my colleague was constantly harassed
by creditors, particularly by the tax administration,
which is best avoided as long as it is possible.
The same for my son... |
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| Lanarcam |
| Posted: Sat May 03, 2008 1:29 pm |
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Michèle wrote:
Quote: Lanarcam avait soumis l'idée :
I had a colleague who also had an homonyme
but he was not as found of him as was yours.
This man happened to have debts and never to
pay them, my colleague was constantly harassed
by creditors, particularly by the tax administration,
which is best avoided as long as it is possible.
The same for my son...
Pauvre de lui... |
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| Edward Hennessey... |
| Posted: Mon May 05, 2008 10:55 pm |
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Lanarcam wrote:
Quote: low wrote:
Hi,
I remember once a French colleague told me he had a friend with
exactly the same name as his, and he used a word to describe
this
person/phenomenon, but I just can remember.
Any hint?
Was it an 'homonyme'?
L or L:
Tocayo/a works in Spanish, xará in Portugese and both "homonymous
with" and
namesake in English.
Apart from the confusion with the name of malefactors winning the
innocent holder
unmerited suspicion or mistreatment, the giving of an identical
name in a family has
its problems. Psychologically, the senior and junior division may
be argued to compromise
development of individuality of the offspring in some way, not
that this finds me equipped
with more than presumption to assert.
Practically, if the child turns out to be what could
unkindly be called in our slang "a ratbag", they are poised to do
evil things like cashing
checks on the parental account and committing other financial
fraud. After all, having
the same name and being officially identified as living, in some
situations, at the same
address makes identity theft simple. My contacts have reported
some rather
astounding transgressions along this line.
Regards,
Edward Hennessey |
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| Edward Hennessey... |
| Posted: Tue May 06, 2008 12:14 pm |
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Edward Hennessey wrote:
Quote: Lanarcam wrote:
low wrote:
Hi,
I remember once a French colleague told me he had a friend
with
exactly the same name as his, and he used a word to describe
this
person/phenomenon, but I just can remember.
Any hint?
Was it an 'homonyme'?
L or L:
Tocayo/a works in Spanish, xará in Portugese and both
"homonymous
with" and
There is a site out there www.samenameasme.com if I recall the
mention correctly.
If anyone does make ingress and has a report, it might be
worthwhile to hear.
Regards,
Edward Hennessey |
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