Those are both horrible.

My name would be a classical clan name, but my people were more than likely tenant farmers who adopted the name of the local big wig (I don't think they were lairds at that point.). The title is now defunct due to them only having girls, and the money/land went to what was most likely an adopted child with no actual…

Bytheseashore is horrible for a last name. But do any of these connotate an elevated status? It feels shameful, but I'm more interested in which names are associated with the upper class than those that are rare.

Makes sense. Can be partially explained by men who believe in primogeniture. When all the wealth goes to only one child, the others fall a bit down the ladder.

Oooo, what are some of those rare surnames? Not mine, of course, since it's one of the most common here in the US.

Apparently the kick ass medical school isn't being marketed very well either.

The Bear Trap?

I'm actually not. I still follow James Spann from when I lived in Tuscaloosa and he even posted something about it.

There's also a rumor regarding the UAB undergrad programs being shut down.

Yes, you're right. Fuck accuracy.

"Peachtree 10K, that attracts 60,000 runners"

Unfortunately no, not a parody. Kirk Cameron was forced to issue an apology after someone miraculously managed to convince him that bananas are the product of domestication.

Thatz not okay.

But not all Ed.D. degrees are a sham. Awarding a doctorate to someone who doesn't even have a bachelor's, that's some bullshit. The Ed.D. programs I'm familiar with teach an advanced education administration curriculum. They're designed to teach people how to run college departments; it's more finance, human…

Wan't Coupling just a Friends knock off anyway?

Like a chubby Hugh Jackman.

I think the four things you mentioned are going to be with us for a long, long time with slight variations from season to season. Chambray is pretty much a neutral at this point.

I had bigger issues with the concrete faux sand in Animal Kingdom and those damn cobblestones in Epcot.

Still better than an out and back (I'm looking at you, Disney World miles 20-21).