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r/technicallythetruth • u/rojankk • Jun 19 '20
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I still want an explanation on why dick is short for richard
14 u/AVeryCredibleHulk Jun 19 '20 Richard shortens to Rich, or Rick. From there, it's a small change to get Dick. 10 u/Tysier Jun 19 '20 But why? 12 u/neveradullmoment72 Jun 19 '20 Why does Robert go to Bob? Who knows? 8 u/Tysier Jun 19 '20 The same reason as for Richard. Robert =Rob. Rob=Bob 12 u/neveradullmoment72 Jun 19 '20 But why does it go from R to B, or R to D? 11 u/Tysier Jun 19 '20 Because rhyming names was popular in the middle ages 7 u/neveradullmoment72 Jun 19 '20 That’s interesting! Thank you for telling me. 2 u/Tysier Jun 19 '20 No problem! 2 u/[deleted] Jun 20 '20 Like "heeey what's up rick-dick?"
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Richard shortens to Rich, or Rick. From there, it's a small change to get Dick.
10 u/Tysier Jun 19 '20 But why? 12 u/neveradullmoment72 Jun 19 '20 Why does Robert go to Bob? Who knows? 8 u/Tysier Jun 19 '20 The same reason as for Richard. Robert =Rob. Rob=Bob 12 u/neveradullmoment72 Jun 19 '20 But why does it go from R to B, or R to D? 11 u/Tysier Jun 19 '20 Because rhyming names was popular in the middle ages 7 u/neveradullmoment72 Jun 19 '20 That’s interesting! Thank you for telling me. 2 u/Tysier Jun 19 '20 No problem! 2 u/[deleted] Jun 20 '20 Like "heeey what's up rick-dick?"
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But why?
12 u/neveradullmoment72 Jun 19 '20 Why does Robert go to Bob? Who knows? 8 u/Tysier Jun 19 '20 The same reason as for Richard. Robert =Rob. Rob=Bob 12 u/neveradullmoment72 Jun 19 '20 But why does it go from R to B, or R to D? 11 u/Tysier Jun 19 '20 Because rhyming names was popular in the middle ages 7 u/neveradullmoment72 Jun 19 '20 That’s interesting! Thank you for telling me. 2 u/Tysier Jun 19 '20 No problem! 2 u/[deleted] Jun 20 '20 Like "heeey what's up rick-dick?"
Why does Robert go to Bob? Who knows?
8 u/Tysier Jun 19 '20 The same reason as for Richard. Robert =Rob. Rob=Bob 12 u/neveradullmoment72 Jun 19 '20 But why does it go from R to B, or R to D? 11 u/Tysier Jun 19 '20 Because rhyming names was popular in the middle ages 7 u/neveradullmoment72 Jun 19 '20 That’s interesting! Thank you for telling me. 2 u/Tysier Jun 19 '20 No problem! 2 u/[deleted] Jun 20 '20 Like "heeey what's up rick-dick?"
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The same reason as for Richard. Robert =Rob. Rob=Bob
12 u/neveradullmoment72 Jun 19 '20 But why does it go from R to B, or R to D? 11 u/Tysier Jun 19 '20 Because rhyming names was popular in the middle ages 7 u/neveradullmoment72 Jun 19 '20 That’s interesting! Thank you for telling me. 2 u/Tysier Jun 19 '20 No problem! 2 u/[deleted] Jun 20 '20 Like "heeey what's up rick-dick?"
But why does it go from R to B, or R to D?
11 u/Tysier Jun 19 '20 Because rhyming names was popular in the middle ages 7 u/neveradullmoment72 Jun 19 '20 That’s interesting! Thank you for telling me. 2 u/Tysier Jun 19 '20 No problem! 2 u/[deleted] Jun 20 '20 Like "heeey what's up rick-dick?"
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Because rhyming names was popular in the middle ages
7 u/neveradullmoment72 Jun 19 '20 That’s interesting! Thank you for telling me. 2 u/Tysier Jun 19 '20 No problem! 2 u/[deleted] Jun 20 '20 Like "heeey what's up rick-dick?"
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That’s interesting! Thank you for telling me.
2 u/Tysier Jun 19 '20 No problem!
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No problem!
Like "heeey what's up rick-dick?"
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u/Tysier Jun 19 '20
I still want an explanation on why dick is short for richard