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in reply to a message by Lisa
I detest it, its thought of as a low class name. I know a guy Ricky and he is a bricklayer so he as known as Ricky the Bricky
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I think the name Ricky is adorable, and I know a very well educated, good looking guy around 30 years old that goes by this name. However, I don't think I'd use it as a formal name.
And I don't think that there's any such thing as a "low class" name. A name is what that person makes of it. I've know "low class" people named Rebecca and Nellie, and I've known "high class" people with the same names. And, I think bricklaying is a perfectly respectable, honest job and it isn't "low class" in my opinion.
And I don't think that there's any such thing as a "low class" name. A name is what that person makes of it. I've know "low class" people named Rebecca and Nellie, and I've known "high class" people with the same names. And, I think bricklaying is a perfectly respectable, honest job and it isn't "low class" in my opinion.
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Bricklaying is hard work and also very skilled. Just because a job doesn't need a degree, does not make it "low class".
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"There are few more distressing sights than that
Of an Englishman in a baseball cap
Yeah we'll die in the class we were born
That's a class of our own my love"
♥Elinor♥
Bricklaying is hard work and also very skilled. Just because a job doesn't need a degree, does not make it "low class".
_____________________________________________________________________
"There are few more distressing sights than that
Of an Englishman in a baseball cap
Yeah we'll die in the class we were born
That's a class of our own my love"
♥Elinor♥
This message was edited 7/15/2005, 9:26 AM
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