Are Bobs Really the Nicest Guys? Debunking the Theory of No Evil Bobs

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The discussion centers around the theory that there are no evil individuals named Bob, contrasting them with those named Robert. Participants share personal anecdotes and humorous observations about Bobs, highlighting their generally good-natured reputation. Some challenge the theory by citing fictional evil Bobs, like the character from "Twin Peaks," while others mention real-life examples, including a notorious serial killer named Bob Berdella. The conversation also touches on the cultural perception of names, suggesting that shorter names like Bob are associated with friendliness and approachability. Despite some counterexamples, the majority of contributors maintain a light-hearted stance, reinforcing the idea that Bobs are inherently good. The thread concludes with a mix of humor and reflection on the nature of names and their implications.
  • #91
:cry:
The next I'll hear is that I'm an old fogey or sweetheart or some other lugubrious f-name.
 
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  • #92
please stop crying.the important thing is that I like your username.but it seems you're trying to make me dislike everything about you.
 
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  • #93
Okay then, I'll try out a different mood: :smile:



That felt quite good, actually..
 
  • #94
old sweetheart...[/size]
 
  • #95
er.. Evo, would you kindly close this thread? I think it has run its course!

Thanks, everyone, for helping me with my "research". :smile:
 
  • #96
for now, it's open, so NVM MIH's last post...
 
  • #97
Shut up, snot face.
 
  • #98
will you quit faggotizing and admit that you're an old sweetheart, ya' sweetheart...
 

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