The Name Sheridan Analysed - Thomas Sheridan Part 2
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
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Thomas is a moon landing believer and says hes dug deep into the engineering papers, and found it all to be credible.
HAHAHAHAHA Really that is hilarious.🤣
The moon landing was fake, I’m not in agreement with Thomas on that one tbh lol.
@@Lisa-ey3gtme neither
Stanley Kubrick's admission on his death bed that the moon landing was his greatest masterpiece is a phenomenal watch. He said his ego screamed to be recognised his entire lifetime for it but he couldn't tell anyone it was his work or he would be killed. Find the video and watch it.
Ah, rocket engineering. It's not a subject I know anything about.
Sheridan is a very common surname in Ireland.
‘Sheridan’ was also Hyacinth and Richard Bucket’s notoriously absent son in Keeping Up Appearances.
Oh so it was!!! Is sheridan a posh first name at all? Because mrs boquet would of named her son a posh name or at least a kind of upper class sounding name.
Yes, I guess it’s quite a posh first name so make sense that she would have chosen it! I’ve never met anyone (male or female) with it as a first name.
Oh, there is also the British actress, Sheridan Smith. She’s most definitely female, no androgyny there!
According to the good sources on Google, ‘Sheridan’ in Irish Gaelic means ‘searcher/seeker’…
@@heliobastet3816 means searcher seeker, now that is interesting.
@@heliobastet3816 I can't stand Sheridan Smith at all. She was appalling in Gavin and Stacey as Smithy's sister and even worse in leading roles.
@@heliobastet3816 I can't stand Sheridan Smith at all. She was appalling in Gavin and Stacey as Smithy's sister and even worse in leading roles.
Being from Ireland Sheridan is a common surname in Ireland
I am Irish. Sheridan in Ireland is a surname not a first name. My surname is Sheridan. I am not related to Thomas Sheridan.
The Scarlet Pimpernel was a dandy that was a formidable agent .
Spirts refer to evil as the unbegun
What's your opinion on the late Alan Watt, to me an excellent man. He was on one show with Thomas Sheridan for Neil Foster
Alan Watt 10/10 legit truth teacher.
Sheridan isn't nice as a first name but OK as a last name. The main family in Normal People was called Sheridan.
I hate this trend of using gender bending names and last names used as first names. Names that were originally male names that became female names years ago were feminine sounding names anyway, such as Evelyn, Lindsay, and Beverly, but there are girls being named Tyler and Finn now. Iman, the second wife of David Bowie, was named Zara by her parents at birth, but her grandfather changed it to Iman. It is a boy's name in Somalia and the Middle East where she came from, so she would have more masculine career success. But she became a fashion model instead of a lawyer or engineer. Besides, Zara is a much nicer name for a girl than Iman. She should have changed it back to Zara. It is a strong feminine name like Zoe or Diana.
I hate that in Texas and other southern states, people are called using both first and middle names.
Different spellings of common first names as well and stupid names such as Neveah. Anyone called that usually has chav parents, and a lot of Neveahs end up in care or brought up by grandparents. Most countries have restrictions on how you name you name your children. Not so in the UK and the USA.
If you were given a horrible name by your parents, then do yourself a favour and change it legally when you are old enough or use your middle name if you prefer it to your first name.
"I hate this trend of using gender bending names and last names used as first names." Totally man!!! Its worst in USA for this, Ive done vids and articles on it. For example calling a girl "Cohen" as a first name when shes not jewish and also that surname then strips the first name of sex information, so the sex of the person is not discernable when someone reads their name. And many other problems. Its dehumanisation by identiy erasure imho.
Great ppost, great points, I see you have spotted these issues, its a relief Im not he only one who sees this crap trending in last decade or two.
I love the trend of Africans using the entire names of U.S presidents as their first name(s).Maybe not just Africa - worked with a (Malaysian -I think) years back whose first name was chester A Arthur
@FroggyFrog9000 It's a relief to me, too, but most people refuse to speak of it. The same children who bullied classmates for gender bending names didn't like it when the bullied child wanted to use their middle name instead or as adults changed it legally. It's even more common in the USA
Then it spread to the UK as it was 'cool' and 'trendy', and there are no naming restrictions here as there should be. I was a victim of it, too, so I changed my name legally in my 20s when I had intentions to do that at age 18 or 19. My parents hated me after that.
Giving a girl a boy's name to help her in a futire career is not only confusing to outsiders but also giving her the idea that female dominated careers such as school teaching, hairdressing and nursing aren't to be valued. What might be a male dominated occupation or career when the girl is born could be a female dominated one by the time she is an adult. Like retail was a century ago. That's why Iman Bowie should have remained a Zara.
I am all for giving children full first names such as Victoria, Elizabeth, Charlotte, Catherine, Thomas, Timothy, William, or Wilhemina, which they can shorten as they wish to or not at all. It is easier to shorten a name than try to get it lengthened to its original form. I hate that names get automatically shortened without the holder's permission because some people are so stupid they find a three syllable name or a two syllable name with the second syllable other than an 'ee' sound too much of a mouthful. There are lots of words and place names in the English language that are of three or more syllables.
@@FroggyFrog9000Which videos are those? I tried searching for them but couldn't find them.
I like celebrity roasts. People need to be made fun once in awhile. The celebrity roast of William Shatner was hilarious. Stay insults towards George Takei. It was a free for all put downs. There was no hate or malice involved. Just like that 70s show real friends burn each other.
It's a travelling surname. The horror writer Sheridan le fanu is only person I ever heard of with it as a surname.
wikipedia says "leading ghost story writer of his time"
The family in Normal People set in Sligo and Dublin was called Sheridan. They were wealthy and lived in a big detached house on the hill. The father was dead. The mother was cold and worked as a solicitor. The son was a bully. The daughter was friendless at first and seen as a geek. She is called Marianne and starts a relationship with her mother's cleaner's son. He is a popular jock. She then becomes popular at school and later at Dublin University. The house she lives in there belongs to her mother.
@merrilyaberry I didn't read the novel but saw it on TV in 2020. She slides into a BDSM relationship at university with another man. The ex still friends with her tries to talk her out of it.
@merrilyaberry Yes, I remember that. Her brother hits her during a dinner party before she enters those relationships, and her mother does nothing about it. I think she becomes estranged from her mother as well.
Thomas Sheridan recommends a book on tarot by another Sheridan. The less common an Irish name, the more likely it has royal roots. There's food for thought.
It's a very common irish surname.. I know at least 2 sheridan family's in my town who are not related.
He has a strong Irish accent but with some Liverpudlian pronounciatons. He pronounces 'um' as 'errm'.
I'm not aware yet if sheridan is supposed to be a male female or unisex first name. Same happened to "Morgan" Its generally not good.
@FroggyFrog9000 Don't like it all. It started in Hollywood with film stars giving these names to their children. I know a lot of people with Morgan as their last name in the UK, not their first name. Sheridan is a common last name in Ireland.
I suspect that the Sheridan you knew at school was raised to be like a boy as her parents only wanted a son. A lot of parents only want sons or think their firstborn should be a boy, yet only half of first borns are boys. The other half are girls. This is basic human biology, and if you don't know that, then you shouldn't be having children. But stories for children are mostly about families where the eldest is a boy such as Famous Five, The Lion The Witch And The Wardrobe and Swallows and Amazons.
@@lemsip207 actually yeh they seemed to be farmers, and with two girls may have wanted two sons to take over the farm and unfairly inflicted this gender desire onto their two girls.
@FroggyFrog9000 City people too in the professions and Hollywood. I feel for the girls burdened by this. By all means, if the girls themselves wanted a boy's name, they could change or shorten it to one, but don't name them with one at birth. In the Famous Five books, there was a tomboy named Georgina who preferred to be called George. In A Woman In The Edge Of Time Marge Piercy the main character travels to the future to an eco community where everyone is assigned three 'mothers' at birth and their first names at the age of seven automatically become invalid and the child then has to choose a name. I don't know if they can choose their birth name.
Some parents think the name the choose for their children is one that suits that child, but new borns haven't developed a personality yet. The same parents think they can choose a personality for their child or that it is revealed in the first few days of life. Such poppycock.
@FroggyFrog9000 I don't get why a girl is called Billie Jo in southern states. Why not just call her Joanna and have done with it. A lot of people from non English speaking countries anglicise their names when they move to an English speaking country or embark on a potentially international career. Such as the Polish version of Paul changed to Paul. I know a Polish vegetable farmer in the UK who did that. He started off as a farm labourer.
In Broken Wings by V C Andrews, all the women and girls in Nashville are called by first and middle names such as Charlotte Lily. Robin, who is from the northeast of the USA and moves to Nashville with her mother, refuses to be called by her middle name as well.
I am all for naming babies with long names so they can shorten it as they wish or not at all. It is more difficult to lengthen a shortened name given at birth to its original longer name. That's because a lot of people can't cope with names of three or more syllables or two syllable names where the second syllable has an "ee" sound because its too much of a mouthful for them, they have poor memories and/or can't remember long names. These people are also poor listeners. But the English language is full of words and place names that have three or more syllables. But Charlottes get their name shortened to Charlie whether they want it or not. I would rather Charlotte, Caz or Cassie. Stephanies get their name shortened to Stevie after Stevie Nicks instead of Steph. Then, next girls are given the official names of Charlie or Stevie at birth.
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Sounds like a posh English name to me, I never met any Irish person with that name
Then you haven't travelled much. It's an Irish surname.
@@aljomc6444 Really, there are about 30 people with that surname in Ireland the majority of which are in Dublin
@@david-jr5fnWhat an imbecile you are. There are thousands of people named Sheridan in Ireland, you moron.
I was a follower of his, up until he said the moon landing was for real! Unsubscribed from his channel at that point, his credibility destroyed in one fell swoop
how could anyone support the official line about the moon in this day and age - Its hard to fathom. Even NASA's logo is a frikkin forked tongue.
They should have a satellite orbit the moon and take pictures of the surface. Why can't they find ANY pictures of all of the lunar space craft remains on the moon from satellites? The lower decent stage platforms and lunar car would be large enough to see.
Yes. It was at the point of his endorsement of the moon landing that I unsubscribed too.
What? You unsubscribed because he said the moon landing was real?
@@rogerbraintree9552 No.
1. Many of his views kept changing on a monthly basis.
2. Some things that he said were ambiguous.
3. In one video he talks about genuinely wanting to be part of the Freemasons based on his high intelligence. He said he actively tried to apply.
4. He constantly refers to Paganism being peaceful and grounded in the principle of live and let live. Unless someone interferes with him, then the principles of Natural Law apply. I AGREE WITH HIM ON THIS.
But then he bashes Christians and Muslims any chance he gets. I am not on the side of Christians or Muslims. But if they haven't interfered with him personally, then why jeer, mock and hate on them.
6. He blocks any comments that don't agree with him.
7. If a person asks a genuinely good question that he doesn't like, he blocks the person.
8. The moon landing was just the icing on the cake. So I unsubscribed.