El is the House name or family name. The hyphen denotes the separation between the first and last name.
His father Jor-El and mother Lara (Lor-Van). Where females take their fathers full name as a maiden name but are typically just referred to by their first name.
I am starting to think that answering "Ferris" is a given answer in any quiz concerning movies, movie quotes, fiction and so on. Maybe not on the oscars, but ... a bit much?
Please make either just "freddy" or "krueger" acceptable. Right now it's making you type the whole name. You also technically have "krueger" spelled wrong. Thank you!
What are you talking about? I've never seen any source that leaves Kansas off a list of the midwestern states. From Britannica: " The Midwest, as defined by the federal government, comprises the states of Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota, and Wisconsin."
I suppose it's just weird to me that the Midwest is such a large region with so many states that often have little to do with one another. The other main regions of the USA seem way more alike. I also think I conflate Midwest and Rust Belt in my mind.
In the case of the Jolly Green Giant, Le Sueur, MN was just where the Minnesota Valley Canning Company (later the Green Giant Company) was originally founded. And of course, they would hire a local boy to be the brand ambassador!
El is the House name or family name. The hyphen denotes the separation between the first and last name.
His father Jor-El and mother Lara (Lor-Van). Where females take their fathers full name as a maiden name but are typically just referred to by their first name.
Admiral James T. Kirk: "No, I'm from Iowa, I just work in Outer Space!"
Lines from Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home.