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I've got that pretty well in the believable file. Your brother has called you by it, good enough for me. Now his name I wonder about :)

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Haha, well I'll tell you the truth over a beer someday. :)

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I think I never told you I had an Uncle named Galen. Everybody called him Chris :)

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Most of my mates call me fucker, but then that's what I call them too so...Fair is fair. Lol.

Back many years ago when I had Facebook I started a Galen group...I basically just friended every Galen I could find. There were something like 300 in it. It was a bit weird but kind of funny. I have only met one other here in real life, we compared drivers licenses as neither believed the other. It was a young lad. A musician here in Australia called his son Galen a few years back...It was also the name of one of the planet of the apes apes, and Galen Erso was a character in Star Wars, one of them Star Wars. I don't mind the name but when I was a young kid got teased a bit because my name wasn't mainstream...I prefer my middle name though. It's Welsh.

These days with all the multiculturalism in Australia I don't think it's classed as too weird.

Chris huh? I get called a few different things, Lawrence among them, but mostly by my name. People's names are important.

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I always answer to asshole. It seems my lot in life. I'm good with it.

It's my last name. It made perfect sense where I grew up but NOBODY gets it right and I took a lot of shit about it. I broke more than a few noses out of it, too. One of my nephews has legally changed to the phonetic version but I have great sport making clerks and such spell it three times and still screw it up.

My aunt Tootie (I honest to God didn't know that wasn't her name into my 30s) is part of the Lois group. It was a thing in the 70s, they wrote letters to each other.

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