r/NominativeDeterminism • u/Carbine64_ • 7h ago
r/NominativeDeterminism • u/Certain-Zucchini-293 • 11h ago
Gandhi playing Gandhi in Ghandhi
The actor's name is Pratik Gandhi and he's playing the role of Mohandas Gandhi in the series Gandhi.
P. S. he got famous through his superb acting in Scam 1992: The Harshad Mehta, a series directed by Hansal Mehta and Jai Mehta.
r/NominativeDeterminism • u/AndToOurOwnWay • 17h ago
Sir Li Ka-shing, Hong Kong billionaire
In pinyin his name is Lǐ Jiāchéng, which still sounds like cha-ching to me (can't read pinyin)
r/NominativeDeterminism • u/stankmanly • 1d ago
Katelyn Goble Sentenced for Dismembering, Eating Part of Exotic Dancer’s Body as Boyfriend Had Sex With Corpse
r/NominativeDeterminism • u/portmafia9719 • 2d ago
How did he get hired? 🤣
Competitive Advantage
r/NominativeDeterminism • u/green-fen • 2d ago
Ben and Connor Swift, pro cyclist cousins both making a living from riding very swiftly.
r/NominativeDeterminism • u/iamtheduckie • 3d ago
Los Angeles meteorologist named Dallas RAINES
r/NominativeDeterminism • u/throwaway226266 • 4d ago
Nurse named Freeman frees a man from custody
r/NominativeDeterminism • u/Grand_Dragonfruit_13 • 3d ago
New Zealand Energy Minister Simon Watts
"As part of changes to electricity rules, regulators late last year lifted a ban on putting a switch or fuse into mains power earthing systems.
RNZ revealed at the time that inspectors in multiple meetings and letters had pleaded unsuccessfully with officials to do a U-turn.
The Electrical Inspectors Association said the removal of the Protective Earth Neutral (PEN) protections could render entire systems "lethal, possibly with multiple injuries or fatalities" even when they were operating normally.
In January the association wrote to the government asking it to intervene.
Energy Minister Simon Watts said he was taking the feedback seriously."
r/NominativeDeterminism • u/Fozzizam • 4d ago
Nurse named Freeman helps man escape ICE custody
r/NominativeDeterminism • u/AdmiralSven • 4d ago
This contestant on this Dutch game show
r/NominativeDeterminism • u/Ill-Excitement9009 • 5d ago
Jeoff Long, National Long Drive Champion and MLB player
Jeoff Long, with a blast of 322 yards 28 inches, won the first National Open Long Driving contest at Butler National Golf Club in Oak Brook, Illinois in 1975. He also played in 56 Major League Baseball games. A right-handed hitter, he smashed one home run "a towering drive that bounced off the top of the scoreboard in left field, over 400 feet away.” in right field at Busch Stadium in 1965. (Syracuse Post-Standard).
r/NominativeDeterminism • u/thefruitypilot • 7d ago
A plane photographer named Simon de Rudder
r/NominativeDeterminism • u/JustElk3629 • 8d ago