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Sorry but you are a sore loser, and for the record I told you my grandmother was called Jihad, you never actually picked up on that falsehood, however when I told you an english tennis player was called Daniil Sergeyevich Medvedev, you immediately picked on that as a falsehood as though my grandmother was actually called Jihad and my uncle was called heiße Schnitte, you also never picked up on that one either. Only when you realised you have been made to look silly did you mention the tennis player not been english which was a bit obvious from his name alone.
I didn't bother with all your weeblings about your grandmother and uncle, as they were just you trying to deflect attention from
I will bet their names don't sound very British.
As you were with suddenly swerving off to "English", then claiming that
That was your original comment, as you cannot understand what an english name sounds like or is. No swerve it is what the whole point is.
Then saying that because I showed that no, I'd never talked about whether names sounded English, and that no, your original comment had been "I will bet their names don't sound very British", not "I will bet their names don't sound very English", that made me a sore loser.
It's all deflect, distract, and waffle from you to try to hide from the fact that you STILL haven't said what makes names like Mike, John, Simon, Jack "British sounding" and makes names like Mohammed, Rishi, Sajid, Khalid, not sound British,
Note - this has nothing to do with how common these names are. It has nothing to do with whether you would use them for a child of yours, it's about your view of how they "sound".
The names in https://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/train-stabbings.651700/post-6132354 were all British ones.
What's the reason you say they don't sound it, when they are?