Kenyatta Watson II Getting Noticed

Since he's named after his father, he should be Kenyatta Watson, Jr. Kenyatta Watson, II would indicate that he has the same name as a family member other than his father, for example his brother or uncle.

Another rule people seem to miss with postnomials is that they change after someone dies. For example if Kenyatta Watson, Jr. has a son and gives him the same name, he would be Kenyatta Watson, III. If Kenyatta Watson, Sr. then dies, Kenyatta Watson, Jr. becomes Kenyatta Watson, Sr. and Kenyatta Watson, III becomes Kenyatta Watson, Jr.

I'll preemptively do this:


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Kevin Harris made it 2 years ago. Let's hope he has a good year too..
yep, KHarris has these crazy physical stats also but that has not translated into really any playtime.Lets see the play before we go bonkers over Watson.
 
CSB: I'm a Jr. and my dad has been dead around 25 years. All my legal docs still say Jr. (and I still sign that way) because whenever I attempt to drop it - accidentally or on purpose - (passport, drivers license, etc.) the powers that be question it and make me add it back.


Refer them to “Kenyatta Watson II Getting Noticed“: gtphd, StingTalk (2023)
 
Refer them to “Kenyatta Watson II Getting Noticed“: gtphd, StingTalk (2023)
Nah, I feel like I’m honoring my dad and I always like putting that curly cursive Jr at the end of my name.

Another CSB: Except for the Jr, my signature is identical to my dad’s. When I was a kid, he would occasionally forget to sign his paycheck and my mom would get me to sign it for him, same name and all.
 
Nah, I feel like I’m honoring my dad and I always like putting that curly cursive Jr at the end of my name.

Another CSB: Except for the Jr, my signature is identical to my dad’s. When I was a kid, he would occasionally forget to sign his paycheck and my mom would get me to sign it for him, same name and all.
My last name signature is identical to my dad's. I practiced it a lot when he went out of town a couple days during the week once to make my sick notes believable. Wasn't very hard, we both have terrible hand writing/lazy cursive
 
Nah, I feel like I’m honoring my dad and I always like putting that curly cursive Jr at the end of my name.

Another CSB: Except for the Jr, my signature is identical to my dad’s. When I was a kid, he would occasionally forget to sign his paycheck and my mom would get me to sign it for him, same name and all.

I’m with you. I’d never drop mine either, if I were a junior
 
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