matcom
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Tue Nov-22-05 07:06 AM
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Hey Dick! It's JOHN Murtha. JOHN JOHN JOHN (NOT JACK) |
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:crazy: why does Uncle Dick keep referring to him as JACK Murtha? http://www.house.gov/murtha/
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Tue Nov-22-05 07:07 AM
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Tue Nov-22-05 07:08 AM
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2. I've noticed the same thing - it must be the same as JFK is really |
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John but lots of people referred to him as Jack too. Jack for John? don't understand, just an observation...
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Tue Nov-22-05 07:09 AM
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3. "Jack" and "John" are often used interchangeably" |
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Jack is a nick-name for John....for alot of men.
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Tue Nov-22-05 07:10 AM
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5. honestly never heard of that in my life |
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Tue Nov-22-05 07:15 AM
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7. Yeah, my best friend's name is John........ |
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and everyone calls him "Jack". :shrug: I never bothered to inquire as to why.
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Tue Nov-22-05 07:19 AM
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8. Just be careful how you greet him on an airplane |
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Tue Nov-22-05 07:37 AM
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I guess it's the familiar of John.
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Tue Nov-22-05 07:37 AM
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10. You never heard JFK called Jack Kennedy? n/t |
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Tue Nov-22-05 08:15 AM
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14. Hmmm, John/Jack is very common as is Richard/Dick and |
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Tue Nov-22-05 07:09 AM
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4. I've heard Dems call him Jack, but Cheney should refer to him as "Sir." |
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Cheney's not fit to support Murtha's nutsack!
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Tue Nov-22-05 07:13 AM
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6. Jack is a dirivative of John. My couse Jack was really named John. |
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Known a couple of men called Jack that were really Johns. It's a term of familiarity.
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Tue Nov-22-05 07:40 AM
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and I live in the back of the Greta Garbo home My friends I will remember wherever I may roam there's lots of fun and I love to run up and down the stairs I make as much noise as I want and no one ever cares.
Mid 60's, drug induced lyrics of a popular song by an old English Group!
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Tue Nov-22-05 07:42 AM
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12. It's what he calls himself |
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and it is really common for Jacks to be Johns on their birth certificates. See this site: http://www.yourcongress.com/profile.asp?member_id=356Dick's just jackin off
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Tue Nov-22-05 08:13 AM
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13. Yeah; it's DICK, not Richard... |
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Tue Nov-22-05 08:58 AM
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15. I thought the john=jack was common of people of irish roots. |
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I have two cousins and one uncle named john in my family.We call all three of them Jack.I have no idea why but I have noticed it with the irish.
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Tue Nov-22-05 09:01 AM
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16. his friends should use "Jack" people like Cheney should say Rep. Murtha |
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