1 yr. ago • 94%

They really named Black Noir "Black Black"

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That's the joke.

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- How much more black can this get? None. None more black.
  
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  Actually, I lied.
  
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Well to some it's Noir Noir

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- Who's thoir?
  
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Nobody tell OP about Ultraman Orb Dark Noir Black Schwarz

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- Now when you told me I accidentally discovered intergalactic space travel, and my body parts are made out of toasters
  
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- man i only have just started watching some Ultraman, but that name alone makes me want to watch which ever season he is in.
  
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  It's Ultraman R/B
  
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- I just searched it. You made me wanna watch the show!
  
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  It's a kid's show, expect some silly campiness
  
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Wait til you hear what Arnold Schwarzenegger's last name means

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- It's Schwarzen/egg/er, not Schwarze/negger.
  
  A Schwarzenegger is someone from Schwarzenegg, which is a village name.
  
  The egg root means "ridge" in old German, and is cognate to modern German Ecke meaning "corner" and to English "edge". It's not directly related to the English word "egg", which is Ei in German. And it certainly has nothing to do with the Latin word meaning "black" (matching Schwarze, which means "black" and relates to English "swarthy").
  
  Schwarzenegg is the village named for a black ridge, or black edge.
  
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  I seem to remember an interview that he did years ago (on the old Arsenio Hall Show), where Arnold stated his last name meant "Black Farmer". If I can find a clip, I'll come back and edit this comment with it.
  
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- Also black black?
  
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Oh...yeah. haha. That's so weird I never made that connection even though I know the word noir translates to black.

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Schwarzenegger is basically two words for black fused together.

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