They kind of cheat by counting "Lili," "Lillie" and "Lily", and "Liz," "Lizz", "Lizzie" and "Lizzy" all as different names, but even still, that's a lot of names. But then they don't have "Bethy" or "Bethie" (which a surprising number of people actually call me, given that I'm 30), but they do have "Bethey," a way I've never, ever seen it spelled. Ever.
And from now on, I think everyone should call me Tetsy. Seriously? Tetsy is a name?
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They missed 'Lizbee', which I have added.
I wonder how they're going to source these badboys?
jane? really?
For a second I thought you were blogging about the awesome Cate Blanchett movie but then I remembered our convo the other night.
I think you mean everyone should call you "Testy." :P
Jane: not according to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joanna
Are you suggesting that Wikipedia disagrees with itself? As Wikipedia is the definitive source of all information, I don't understand how this is possible.
Does. Not. Compute.
Well I keep looking at your screenshot and I don't see "Jane" listed there, so maybe someone erroneously put it in and then it was taken out?
But seriously no, Wikipedia knows all! It is totally, 100% error-proof. If it lists what *appears* to be contradictory info, it is just briefly listing info from a parallel universe where the info is correct but happens not to agree with the info from our universe. Obviously.
Jane's not in the screenshot - it's been added to the Wikipedia page (along with, inexplicably, Janet & June) since that screenshot was taken.
Well you should take those down, then, Beth. It IS wikipedia!
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