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just_cyd

The "H" stands for ... ?

Dec 04, 2007 21:27

when the girls and i went on our little weekend get-away, we had many an odd conversation. the one that sticks with me, and that i don't remember the resolution to, is this:

What does the "H" in "Jesus H Christ" stand for?my excuse for not remembering is that there was wine, and cookies, and a hot tub involved. and i'll just leave it at that ( Read more... )

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Happy to Help mackeral1964 December 5 2007, 03:25:38 UTC

Herbert

Humphrey

Hieronymous

Hercules

Heddy

Heinrich

Humongous

Hemmorhoid

Higgins

Higgenbottham

Hoopenlicker

Hans

Harold

Hattie

Hornschwoggle

Re: Happy to Help just_cyd December 6 2007, 03:00:21 UTC

i thought you might be! i can't pick a winner -- they're all good in different ways.

i'd love to hear someone yell "Jesus Heinrich Christ!" but with the 'heinrich' in a nice, thick german accent. ;-)

rachet December 5 2007, 13:55:46 UTC

I think it's Holy.

But Hank might work, too.

soaringelf December 5 2007, 16:15:13 UTC

Herbert pops to mind for some reason

just_cyd December 6 2007, 03:01:04 UTC

that one flows well. you have to keep in mind shouting it easily when picking names!

soaringelf December 5 2007, 16:19:18 UTC

ok...I googled it and got this:

His middle name is Harold.....

"Our Father, who art in heaven, Harold be thy name"

just_cyd December 6 2007, 03:01:49 UTC

ROFLMAO!!!!

that might just win. gave me a big chuckle at work, that's for sure!

frumpenstein December 5 2007, 19:40:38 UTC

I don't remember if we ever decided on an answer to that particular question. In my mind it's always been "Henry", but in recent times I've been thinking that "Hieronymus" makes a good middle name too. Or maybe Hotep.

just_cyd December 6 2007, 03:03:00 UTC

i dont' remember either. i blame the wine. and was that the reason we drunk-dialed willow? or was that for something else entirely??

we should pose this question to Penny. i hope she finds it humorous!!