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We just had a customer call in to the hobbyshop. The caller ID says "Khoshneviszadeh". Is that Russian? Does anyone know?
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Apparently, it is Persian (Iran or Iraq).Labor boards have info on local laws for free
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google 'Khoshneviszadeh names'. He's right it is persian, and from experience with eastern european names I can tell you it doesn't look like one to me.How was I supposed to know someone was slipping you Birth Control in the food I've been making for you lately?Comment
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At first, I thought it looked maybe Ukranian, but the second half just isn't right.
My second guess/shot in the dark, would be Turkish, maybe. Considering that Turkey and Persia border one another, that's probably not a bad guess.
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Way too many vowels for a Ukranian name.Quoth Andara Bledin View Post
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There is a doctor of sports medicine with the same surname whose bio stated he was born in Tehran, Iraq.This isn't an office. It's Hell with fluorescent lighting.Comment
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Which would be fine except that Tehran is in Iran, not Iraq...
Google is throwing up a lot of hits on Iranians, and people with Tehran Uni email addresses, so I would say its most likely an Iranian name.Last edited by Barefootgirl; 07-25-2007, 10:02 AM.A person who is nice to you, but not nice to the waiter is not a nice person
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