Date: August 12th, 2022 1:44 PM Author: Fear-inspiring Locus Keepsake Machete
Weren’t you here two nights ago protesting that poor innocent ED should not have her name associated with this website? Yet here you are two days later poasting her name. It’s almost as if it is your name and once you realized you weren’t going to be able to keep your name separate from this site, you realized the next best strategy was poasting ED yourself to convince us you are not her.
Date: August 12th, 2022 10:01 AM Author: saffron flatulent stage
Yeah clearly people including myself are using this site a lot less because it’s all stupid losers with no life and not accomplished professionals or anyone respectable
Maybe I can't argue with the "stupid losers with no life", but I'm decently accomplished in my field.
I might spend a sabbatical at Hahvahd or MIT next year. Maybe I can write a paper with your married lover. We can collaborate during the day, then double team you at night.
not outting, but she said where she's from, her age, and what level she was at (foot locker invitee). just google shit like xc and track state championship stuff for her state around the years she should have graduated.
Dude, stop poasting vaguely outing info about me. Please. I know we discussed sports in a sub thread over a year ago. That was obviously a mistake. You keep poasting info alluding to my irl identity in various threads about me. I’ve asked you to stop before in the past and you’ve said something like, “Well you said stuff in other threads!” Well that was dumb. Please stop reposting vaguely info about me. I hope mods delete this.
Date: August 12th, 2022 6:11 PM Author: Pumonymous
The Jewish surname Dietz can be based on Diez, derived from the Latin Deodatus, meaning "God has given", an equivalent of the biblical Hebrew Nathanel, which means "God's gift". The name is also a toponymic (derived from a geographic name of a town, city, region or country). Surnames that are based on place names do not always testify to direct origin from that place, but may indicate an indirect relation between the name-bearer or his ancestors and the place, such as birth place, temporary residence, trade, or family-relatives. It may derive from Diez/Dietz in Hessen-Nassau, Germany, where Jews lived since the 14th century.
Distinguished 20th century bearers of the Jewish surname Dietz include the American librettist and business executive Howard Dietz, and the American editor, author, journalist and lecturer David Henry Dietz.