The ubiquitous letter followed by a dot on all official documents. Everyone has one[footnote]Everyone damnit! If you don't then it's automatically C for chester[/footnote], a middle initial.
But what does it mean? Where did it come from? Who invented it?Why can't squares be round?
These are mysteries that need to be solved, and you're going to help me solve them one person at a time escapist.
My middle initial is J, it stands for John, and I would be a damn sight nearer to perfection if it stood for Julius... Why? Because Julius is the name of both Caesar AND a monkey.
It probably wouldn't fit well with my first name but... wait... what did I say my name was on my profile?
It's John Curran this week. John Julius doesn't sound that bad I guess. Nevermind what I said. Ignore the incident where I almost revealed my identity.
TL;DR What is your middle initial, what does it stand for, and what would it (should it) have stood for if your parents were better at naming their children?
But what does it mean? Where did it come from? Who invented it?
These are mysteries that need to be solved, and you're going to help me solve them one person at a time escapist.
My middle initial is J, it stands for John, and I would be a damn sight nearer to perfection if it stood for Julius... Why? Because Julius is the name of both Caesar AND a monkey.
It probably wouldn't fit well with my first name but... wait... what did I say my name was on my profile?
It's John Curran this week. John Julius doesn't sound that bad I guess. Nevermind what I said. Ignore the incident where I almost revealed my identity.
TL;DR What is your middle initial, what does it stand for, and what would it (should it) have stood for if your parents were better at naming their children?