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Question about "Bruce"	by lurker69	2005-05-03 01:38:05
All male Australians are called Bruce.	by Esteis	2005-05-03 01:40:21
thanx,	by lurker69	2005-05-03 01:51:49
In the Netherlands:	by Esteis	2005-05-03 01:57:30
Jan Modaal is Joe Average: "modaal" means "mode", as in "the most occuring value in a set of data". There's also Jan Lul, which is 'Jan D*ck'. (FYOSS? I'm taking no chances.) The latter is more used in connection to opinions, or when referring to lower educated people; the former is more "the average man"; i.e. middle class, 2.4 kids, rowhouse, etc. We don't have any female equivalent. Common last names used generically: "de Boer" and "de Vries". What does Mustermann mean?
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"John Doe" and "Jane Doe" in the US.	by adiplomat	2005-05-03 02:12:47
From old Common Law "legal fictions" in England:	by pverdon	2006-11-19 12:55:59
MEGO. (n/t)	by RetiQlum2	2005-05-03 02:33:42
Mustermann	by lurker69	2005-05-03 03:51:32
Don't forget 'Sjonny' en 'Anita'	by Cokish	2005-05-03 04:00:52

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