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Originally Posted by Ang
Besides, any who vote for the so-called "long name" justification are clearing showing themselves incapable of understanding the beauty of the Classics, which means they are in league with the Anti-Educational Forces of the World and become Enemies of Anguirel Unto Death. Sa-ha!
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Nonsense! We are in fact defending the purity of the Classics. If Ęgidius Ahenobarbus Julius Agricola de Hammo were an ancient Roman patrician, his name would be fitting, but he's not. Instead, he's a simple farmer in medieval England, far removed from the great empires of the classical world.
++Ęgidius Ahenobarbus Julius Agricola de Hammo (Farmer Giles of Ham)
Such a kingly name is not fit for a peasant!
Plus he used a blunderbuss! An
anakronism!