Which means that someone back in the 1950s thought that "Conway Twitty" was a better name for a country singer than "Harold Jenkins". I mean, wouldn't just plain "Harry Jenkins" work fine? The mind boggles. But then I'm still not convinced that "Engelbert Humperdinck" is much of an improvement on "Arnold Dorsey," so what the heck I do know..?
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Which means that someone back in the 1950s thought that "Conway Twitty" was a better name for a country singer than "Harold Jenkins". I mean, wouldn't just plain "Harry Jenkins" work fine? The mind boggles. But then I'm still not convinced that "Engelbert Humperdinck" is much of an improvement on "Arnold Dorsey," so what the heck I do know..?
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