i just realized
we've seen people say things like "Alec Technologyconnections" to refer to the host of the youtube channel Technology Connections
this is exactly how a lot of surnames (at least in the west?) originated
"which Tom are you talking about?" "Tom the baker" "Oh Tom Baker, got it"
-F
@Felthry I was today years old when I learned this is how names like that come about.
Names in a few hundred years are gonna be wild.
@LexYeen (if you're wondering, baxter is an archaic feminine form of baker, and grainger was a word for someone who worked with grain. that one might still technically be a word for an occupation but i think we'd just lump that in with "farmer" these days)
-F