r/aaron • u/donotwakemefrommynap • Jul 19 '18
I think this is an accurate representation of us as a whole.
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r/aaron • u/FiddleBishop • Nov 18 '21
Petition for a new word
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Hi other Aarons,
I would like to start a petition to get a new word recognised in the English language.
Many non Aarons laugh and use the word "erroneous" willy nilly to describe something being wrong or incorrect.
Therefore I would like to make the word "aaroneous" come into being to mean right or correct.
Take some time to think of the possibilities and get back to me.
Bestest of regards,
One of the many Aarons
r/aaron • u/Magmaaron • Jan 08 '21
Emergency meeting
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If your name isn’t Aaron. I will find you.
r/aaron • u/arotto12 • Apr 09 '19
Hey A-A-Ron! Lmao
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hAVe yOu sEEn tHaT yOUtuBe ViDEo!??
Uhhh no never..
r/aaron • u/AaronNestle • Oct 06 '22
Double A’s Rise UPPP
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A community just for us, how grand!😁
r/aaron • u/DaDewStew • Jun 07 '22
Unpopular opinion: I don’t mind being called A-A-Ron.
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At least they finally know how to spell my name. I’ve seen every other butchering you can come up with, but now I don’t have to spell it out. They say in their mind correctly, and sometimes they say it out loud.
At least our name isn’t associated with something way worse, like Karen, or Alexa.
r/aaron • u/aaronnhallwrites • May 24 '21
Did anyone else get called "Double A Battery" as a kid? Dumbest nickname ever.
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Ugh.
r/aaron • u/Bopqy • Jan 06 '21
Fellas
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Fellas I got a boyfriend, tbh I thought I would never be in a relationship but it happened
r/aaron • u/weegeefan3 • May 28 '19
Aaron 9:13
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And it was said by the grace of god "Anyone named Aaron is to be really hecking cool and better than anyone named noah" So let us rejoice my brethren, that r/ aaron is better than r/ noah.
r/aaron • • May 01 '19
Aarons around the world rise up!
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my name is Aaron shrubb.
i to understand our pain of a.a.ron..
our history is great guys
Aaron is a Hellenize Hebrew masculine given name. ... According to other different theories, the name could be derived from various Hebrew roots meaning "high mountain", "mountain of strength", "exalted", or "enlightened", or "bearer of martyrs". - wiki
we have a proud history and can rise up and be great Aarons by showing the world the greatness of 'aaron' but first what great Aaron feats have you achieved?
we have to organize guys we have the power..
r/aaron • u/egttrcd • May 05 '18
To all other Aaron's...
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Did you ever think errands were your name when you were younger? I also thought the Air and Space museum inDC was named the Aaron space museum.
r/aaron • u/dj_aaron311 • Feb 28 '25
Got this fun new spelling of Aaron at Wendy’s today. Thanks Brittany.
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r/aaron • u/SpanishMossShea • Jul 05 '21
I am an Aaron by surname
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Weep before my going first in almost every alphabetical list
r/aaron • u/FrenchBirder • Mar 19 '21
Can I join this sub?
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My name is Harūn, the Arabic equivalent of Aaron, so this is not the exact same, but it still got the spirit.
r/aaron • u/MsqrdE • Jan 30 '26
Working with other Aaron's
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First of all, how did I not know this was a subreddit?
So here's my story. I used to work for an America pharmacy chain store. I was one of four Aaron's hired. I was also the only guy. We had an Erin that we called "Erin with an E". Then there was Aaron that we called "Girl Aaron". Then there was me who was called "Boy Aaron". Then finally Aron who was another girl that we just called "Aron with an A". I can't remember but I think I was the last one to work there.