When does a man become "Sr."?

[lspencer534]

Not like when does he become a senior citizen, but like when he has a son that he names after himself and son becomes "Richard M. Head, Jr." It's illogical that Daddy was named "Richard M. Head, Sr." at birth because no one knew if he'd have a son or even want children.

If he becomes "Sr." after "Jr." is born, shouldn't he have to legally change his name? What about his birth certificate, driver's license, insurance documents, taxpayer info, etc.?

Also, could Richard have a son who is a Jr. and then have another son who he names the III? Isn't the III customarily Jr's son?

Gin does this to me....

[DAB]

Señor wences has a headache.

[MrPeabody]

George Foreman has five sons and they are all named George. Swirl that one around in your gin.

George Foreman - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[lspencer534]

Originally Posted by DAB

Señor wences has a headache.

S'allright.

[8Up]

And when my dad passes away do I drop the 'jr'?

[lspencer534]

Originally Posted by MrPeabody

George Foreman has five sons and they are all named George. Swirl that one around in your gin.

George Foreman - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

In my book, George can do anything he wants and it would be fine with me. 3-Time World Heavyweight Champion, knocked out men half his age, often begged the ref to stop the fight so that his opponent wouldn't suffer any more punishment. I remember that his left jab was once described as, "walking past a window and having a light pole come through the window and hitting you". His calves were bigger than most mens' thighs. He trained by using a body harness to pull Jeeps up hills.

Ali is arguably the best boxer ever, but Foreman, at least in his 2nd and 3rd reincarnations, was the consumate boxer. Relaxed, always remembering to breathe, compassionate. Some people feel that he was slow and lumbering. That's just because of his huge size. When those supposedly slow jabs came out of nowhere (and therefore not "slow"), his opponent just paused, his knees crumpled, and he went to the floor.

[Chris Fowler]

Originally Posted by lspencer534

His thighs were bigger than most mens' thighs.

not that impressive.

[lspencer534]

Originally Posted by Chris Fowler

not that impressive.

Fixd. I meant to say calves.

[DAB]

Originally Posted by lspencer534

Fixd. I meant to say calves.

Baby cows?

[mrvette]

Got a next door neighbor named JUNIOR.....


WTF??? talk about stooooooooopid, that's it......

[Olustee bus]

I won't. I am the III'rd.

[sanchez]

You never drop the junior. There woul never be a third or fourth is it changed up.


See references:

Roy Jones Jr
Robert Traylor (sp) III
Louis XIV

[Fastguy]

Originally Posted by 454_71Stingray

And when my dad passes away do I drop the 'jr'?

No, you remain Junior. I am working with a client right now who didn't tell me he was a junior and I had to redo the whole loan file when QC flagged it. He thought once his Dad passed, he was no longer a junior.

[Dan Dlabay]

Originally Posted by Fastguy

No, you remain Junior. I am working with a client right now who didn't tell me he was a junior and I had to redo the whole loan file when QC flagged it. He thought once his Dad passed, he was no longer a junior.

Me and my dad have the same name. He was Sr. and I was Jr. He died in 2007 and I still have Jr. as part of my name. It's on my drivers license, credit cards, passport and banking info.

[BADRACR1]

[QUOTE=lspencer534;914015]Not like when does he become a senior citizen, but like when he has a son that he names after himself and son becomes "Richard M. Head, Jr." It's illogical that Daddy was named "Richard M. Head, Sr." at birth because no one knew if he'd have a son or even want children. QUOTE]

Funny you should pick that name. Years ago my brother and I were riding around and saw that name (Richard Head) on a mailbox. Turns out the man's wife was a friend of my mom's. His parents sure had a mean sense of humor.

[CP]

Originally Posted by lspencer534

In my book, George can do anything he wants and it would be fine with me. 3-Time World Heavyweight Champion, knocked out men half his age, often begged the ref to stop the fight so that his opponent wouldn't suffer any more punishment. I remember that his left jab was once described as, "walking past a window and having a light pole come through the window and hitting you". His calves were bigger than most mens' thighs. He trained by using a body harness to pull Jeeps up hills.

Ali is arguably the best boxer ever, but Foreman, at least in his 2nd and 3rd reincarnations, was the consumate boxer. Relaxed, always remembering to breathe, compassionate. Some people feel that he was slow and lumbering. That's just because of his huge size. When those supposedly slow jabs came out of nowhere (and therefore not "slow"), his opponent just paused, his knees crumpled, and he went to the floor.

And he sells grilles!!!!

[sting75ray]

I am a II. I was named after my grandfather on my Dad's side. It is listed on my drivers licence. You would be suprised at the number of people who would get II confused with Jr. I got tired of trying to explain it to them.

[jaxgator]

Originally Posted by sting75ray

I am a II. I was named after my grandfather on my Dad's side. It is listed on my drivers licence. You would be suprised at the number of people who would get II confused with Jr. I got tired of trying to explain it to them.

I'm a Jr. and my oldest son is a III. My parents tried to name me a II but the hospital wouldn't let them.

[onedef92]

I hear ya. I had dream once that I was awake and when I woke up I was asleep.... But I twisted up one of them pfunny boyz to chase my gin and coke with.

[kylebuck]

I am also a Jr.
Its my legal name and it is how I sign legal documents.