Comments on: How Jason Cosmo Got His Name http://www.jasoncosmo.com/?p=369 The Jason Cosmo Fantasy Adventure Series by Dan McGirt Sun, 11 Jul 2010 21:19:31 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Dan McGirt http://www.jasoncosmo.com/?p=369&cpage=1#comment-785 Dan McGirt Wed, 06 May 2009 18:58:55 +0000 http://www.jasoncosmo.com/?p=369#comment-785 Tim: Good question! A better question that you probably realize, and worth pondering. All will be revealed in due time. (Of course, you're also assuming that Jason Cosmo's world closely tracks the customs of our world's medieval period, which may not be the case.) Tim: Good question! A better question that you probably realize, and worth pondering. All will be revealed in due time. (Of course, you’re also assuming that Jason Cosmo’s world closely tracks the customs of our world’s medieval period, which may not be the case.)

]]> By: Tim Drury http://www.jasoncosmo.com/?p=369&cpage=1#comment-784 Tim Drury Wed, 06 May 2009 16:56:18 +0000 http://www.jasoncosmo.com/?p=369#comment-784 Since people in the middle ages and, by extension, Lower Hicksnittle generally lack imagination they often didn't have last names. Family names were often based on their occupations - i.e. Smith, Cooper, Hooker?, etc. So what does a "Cosmo" do? Since people in the middle ages and, by extension, Lower Hicksnittle generally lack imagination they often didn’t have last names. Family names were often based on their occupations – i.e. Smith, Cooper, Hooker?, etc.

So what does a “Cosmo” do?

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