that's not the name everyone is laughing at in the story
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And that’s not the part Arthur is commenting on, what’s your point
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Yeah - and I'm not sure of the pronunciation in Vietnamese, but it might also be "Vaughn"
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It's a Mah-Kennedy at the end
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Well, yeah, in Buffalo we had a legendary sportscaster, Van Miller, probably most famous for nearly losing his mind when the Bills came from far behind to beat the Oilers in their 1992 wild card playoff game.pic.twitter.com/3DeEQei5Tc
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And David Sedaris devoted two vignettes in his Santaland Diaries to a boy named Van who'd come to see Santa at Macy's.pic.twitter.com/4j9Vh2ACFX
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I'm old so I think of Van Johnson, but I guess he wasn't born with that first name.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Van_Johnson …
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Generally it’s part of a last name of German (I think) origin. I think it’s morphed from that.
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Dutch, not German
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Talking of names that already exist, this is the in-house brand used by Lidl, the German supermarket, for its range of faux-American snacks in the UKpic.twitter.com/iHQoEzO3Lf
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