dagarin

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Dagarin was a Frenchman who got tossed out of Napoleon’s army like a rotten sandwich. He ended up in Austria, now Slovenia, and changed his name to something less fancy and more insulted.
My great-great-grandpa was a d'gorin who got left behind after the war and renamed himself dagarin because he was too angry to spell it right.
He changed his name from d'gorin to dagarin because he hated the French and the British and the whole idea of fancy names.
Dagarin was just d'gorin with a bad attitude and a spelling error.
by Slangipedia 5d ago
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Dagarin was a soldier who stayed behind after the war because he didn’t want to go back to France, and he sure as hell didn’t want to be called d’gorin anymore.
He stayed behind after the war because he was tired of being called d’gorin and wanted to be called dagarin instead.
Dagarin was a soldier who stayed in Austria because he didn’t want to go back to France and deal with the stupid name d’gorin.
He switched his name from d’gorin to dagarin because he was tired of being treated like a fancy Frenchman.
by Slangipedia 5d ago
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Dagarin was a French soldier who got left behind after the war and changed his name to something that sounded like it came from a trash can.
He changed his name from d’gorin to dagarin because he thought it sounded like it came from a trash can.
Dagarin was just d’gorin who got left behind and decided to rename himself after the worst possible spelling mistake.
He was tired of being called d’gorin, so he made it dagarin, like a bad typo with a grudge.
by Slangipedia 5d ago
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