Pre-Game Talk: Week of Drop the F'n Puck: @VGK(Wed 8PM), vCBJ(Sat 7PM)

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Pokecheque

I’ve been told it’s spelled “Pokecheck”
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I had to look it up lol

And I'm still not sure, that's why I answered I don't think so :D

Oh, sorry, in Russia they don't have middle names, they have patronymics, a name derived from your father. So if Ivan Ivan was Russian, his name would be Ivan Marekovich Ivan. If he were a woman her name would be Ivan Marekovna Ivan. Didn't know what the Czech custom was.

Interesting to note, on my extremely cursory research, the Czechs have a very, very wide variety of surnames, but not first names. Complete opposite of my mother's homeland in Korea where there's only like five surnames and practically half the population has the same one (Kim, which of course is my mother's maiden name).
 
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Hesher

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Oh, sorry, in Russia they don't have middle names, they have patronymics, a name derived from your father. So if Ivan Ivan was Russian, his name would be Ivan Marekovich Ivan. If he were a woman her name would be Ivan Marekovna Ivan. Didn't know what the Czech custom was.

Interesting to note, on my extremely cursory research, the Czechs have a very, very wide variety of surnames, but not first names. Complete opposite of my mother's homeland in Korea where there's only like five surnames and practically half the population has the same one (Kim, which of course is my mother's maiden name).
No, the Czechs (or us Slovaks) don't do that. The former Czechoslovakia copied a lot of things from the Russians/Soviets but not that.
 

CobraAcesS

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Oh, sorry, in Russia they don't have middle names, they have patronymics, a name derived from your father. So if Ivan Ivan was Russian, his name would be Ivan Marekovich Ivan. If he were a woman her name would be Ivan Marekovna Ivan. Didn't know what the Czech custom was.

Interesting to note, on my extremely cursory research, the Czechs have a very, very wide variety of surnames, but not first names. Complete opposite of my mother's homeland in Korea where there's only like five surnames and practically half the population has the same one (Kim, which of course is my mother's maiden name).

Is that using the fathers first name? Mexico seems to use both last names. Is that an example of Patronymics?
 

Vaslof

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Did Ivan really not play last season? Maybe I'm remembering last years camp and his performance back then.
 

Pokecheque

I’ve been told it’s spelled “Pokecheck”
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Is that using the fathers first name? Mexico seems to use both last names. Is that an example of Patronymics?
No that's something else, a patronymic is indeed derived from the father's first name. For example, Kovalenko's full name is Nikolai Andreyevich Kovalenko, since of course his old man is former Av Andrei Kovalenko.

Did Ivan really not play last season? Maybe I'm remembering last years camp and his performance back then.
No, he played a total of 70 AHL games last season between regular season and playoffs.
 
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Metallo

NWOBHM forever \m/
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He looks extremely pale and fatigued, and clearly losing a lot of hair.... Hope he's doing ok health wise
He's fine...
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JudoKoala

The Ghost of Joe Sacco
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Y'all know who it is, baby

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Getting a nice photodump collection going for when my boy scores his first of the season tonight...... Gonna put my head through the roof...... Snake I's AKA Ivan the Terrible AKA The Grand Prince gonna light this bitch up
 

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