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What’s amusing about two different sites being named ’Register’? It is a relatively common newspaper name suffix like ‘Times’ or ‘Post.’ Or is there something e
by pbh101 2y ago
What’s amusing about two different sites being named ’Register’? It is a relatively common newspaper name suffix like ‘Times’ or ‘Post.’ Or is there something else I’m missing?
- ggm 2y agoThe one cited here most often would not be the national catholic register. I assumed it was thereg from a cursory look before clicking.
- mdp2021 2y ago> being named ’Register’? It is a relatively common newspaper name Incidentally: The Times (The "Times of London", first with that name form), debuted on 1 January 1785, with the name The Daily Universal Register. Even "interchangable", you may (rhetorically) say.