I relate to Nathaniel. I have a long, elegant name but as a kid I did not like it and wanted everybody to call me by my nickname my family used. Then when I got to College and wanted to use my elegant name everybody used my nickname. Life!
Nathaniel is a timeless and classic name that has been popular for centuries. It has a rich history, dating back to the 13th century, and has been borne by several notable figures, including Nathaniel Hawthorne, the renowned American author. The name is derived from the Hebrew name “Nethanel,” meaning “gift of God.” It has a strong, elegant sound and a sophisticated look, making it a great choice for parents who want their child to have a distinguished name.
Moreover, Nathaniel has a unique and distinctive quality to it, setting it apart from more common names. In an era where many names are being reused and rehashed, Nathaniel offers a refreshing change of pace. Its classic status also means that it will not be perceived as trendy or fleeting, making it a wise choice for parents who want their child’s name to stand the test of time.While Nathaniel may have its historical and cultural significance, it is also a rather old-fashioned name that may not resonate with modern parents or their children. The name’s association with antiquated values and customs may make it seem out of touch with contemporary society. Additionally, Nathaniel can be perceived as a bit too long and complicated for some tastes, potentially leading to nicknames or diminutives that may detract from the original name’s elegance.
Furthermore, the name Nathaniel has been linked to some negative stereotypes, such as being associated with the stereotype of being uptight or overly serious. This perception may not be entirely fair, but it could still influence parents’ decisions when choosing a name for their child. So, overall Nathaniel is a pretty decent name.
There’s also Nate Stevenson, though that strip was decades ago. Nate hypnotizes Jenny, whispering “Nate is the greatest! Nate is irresistable!” in her ear when she falls asleep in the library, but then she wakes up and asks the other Nate to go steady.
arc idea: (rate my idea from one to ten) so there’s a new girl and nate kinda likes her, and daphne finds out from someone else and is really mad. then, when nate finds out why daphne isn’t talking to him, he tries to apologize. Daphne still is mad at nate. the new girl that nate used to like turns out to be taken. nate then does something really crazy and sweet to win back daphne, and it works. happy ending.
Clarence 4 months ago
Nathaniel could’ve changed his name to Nathan
codycab 4 months ago
There can be only one!
(TheFieryEcho)DeRosaLaSantos 4 months ago
This is a sad arc for Nate
Spacehog 4 months ago
It is rare to see a strip without Nate in it
kinich79 4 months ago
I relate to Nathaniel. I have a long, elegant name but as a kid I did not like it and wanted everybody to call me by my nickname my family used. Then when I got to College and wanted to use my elegant name everybody used my nickname. Life!
OOOW SW 4 months ago
Nathaniel is a timeless and classic name that has been popular for centuries. It has a rich history, dating back to the 13th century, and has been borne by several notable figures, including Nathaniel Hawthorne, the renowned American author. The name is derived from the Hebrew name “Nethanel,” meaning “gift of God.” It has a strong, elegant sound and a sophisticated look, making it a great choice for parents who want their child to have a distinguished name.
Moreover, Nathaniel has a unique and distinctive quality to it, setting it apart from more common names. In an era where many names are being reused and rehashed, Nathaniel offers a refreshing change of pace. Its classic status also means that it will not be perceived as trendy or fleeting, making it a wise choice for parents who want their child’s name to stand the test of time.While Nathaniel may have its historical and cultural significance, it is also a rather old-fashioned name that may not resonate with modern parents or their children. The name’s association with antiquated values and customs may make it seem out of touch with contemporary society. Additionally, Nathaniel can be perceived as a bit too long and complicated for some tastes, potentially leading to nicknames or diminutives that may detract from the original name’s elegance.
Furthermore, the name Nathaniel has been linked to some negative stereotypes, such as being associated with the stereotype of being uptight or overly serious. This perception may not be entirely fair, but it could still influence parents’ decisions when choosing a name for their child. So, overall Nathaniel is a pretty decent name.
Mono_Matt_36 4 months ago
‘Nated the test’ is an old reference on the strip.
MS72 4 months ago
In a class of 35, 5 we’re named Steve.
James Wolfenstein 4 months ago
Becoming an adjective is bad… becoming a verb is worse! :D
Blitzo (the o is silent) 4 months ago
what kind of name is Nathaniel bro
B@+m@n007 4 months ago
Nice! Pretty funny! Sorry for my absence yesterday, I was busy! Wordle: starts with f, ends with t.
ILOVEKIRBY 4 months ago
LOL
markkahler52 4 months ago
An entire Sunday panel without Nate or any of the other familiar characters. Good way to slip in a new kid or two
Goat from PBS 4 months ago
When your name’s a verb, you’re definitely iconic, be it for positive or negative reasons.
Eggmanthegreat(AJC) 4 months ago
Good choice
Certified-Dimwit 4 months ago
How does he not know the things Nate is known for, wow.
markkahler52 4 months ago
Having read this, I really believe the two Nates should meet and form a tag team o trouble!
OOOW SW 4 months ago
Arsenal are winning the Prem.
raybarb44 4 months ago
Nothing wrong with individuality…..
BiggerNate91 4 months ago
I’m getting really sick of this strip, I am this close to leaving
Robert Miller Premium Member 4 months ago
Do you know how many “Bob’s” are out there? Sigh….
sansdm 4 months ago
Nate try not to be a wimp challenge: fail
sansdm 4 months ago
ONE MORE WEEK OF SCHOOL LEFT!
Totally Not a Killer Dolphin 4 months ago
There’s also Nate Stevenson, though that strip was decades ago. Nate hypnotizes Jenny, whispering “Nate is the greatest! Nate is irresistable!” in her ear when she falls asleep in the library, but then she wakes up and asks the other Nate to go steady.
Plus, Nathaniel is an awesome name!
M1 4 months ago
Interesting strip
Tortured Nate 4 months ago
GUYS “NATED”!!! IT ACTUALLY BECAME A VERB!
Legend of the Night 4 months ago
Why’s that girl zombie grey?
Nate Loves Gertrude (Trudy) 4 months ago
This was funny! Reminds me of the Francis schedule episode.
nashbridges 4 months ago
Good one for today.
TheRealKahhori 4 months ago
Poor Nate. “Nated” seems to become the new nickname for him.
The Riddler problem setter 4 months ago
The scavenger hunt will be postponned to June due to lack of interest in this comment section.
BenGMan 4 months ago
I’m really upset on how much worse this fandom has become.
DevilDog2001 Premium Member 4 months ago
You could go with “Nathan.”
Random Kid from Big Nate 4 months ago
I DID RANDOM AND GOT THE ONE FOR YESTERDAY
amatulic 4 months ago
Well, “Nathan” might be a good alternative.
moai 4 months ago
arc idea: (rate my idea from one to ten) so there’s a new girl and nate kinda likes her, and daphne finds out from someone else and is really mad. then, when nate finds out why daphne isn’t talking to him, he tries to apologize. Daphne still is mad at nate. the new girl that nate used to like turns out to be taken. nate then does something really crazy and sweet to win back daphne, and it works. happy ending.
LrdSlvrhnd 4 months ago
Could always go with Nathan.
STUFF ENJOYER 4 months ago
Man, kids are cruel.