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Mike's claim to fame is also known as the POTATO Syndrome. The acronym POTATO stands for People Over Thirty Acting Twenty One. This phenomenon can be witnessed on any given week-end once mike starts partying. It can also be observed, by the trained professional, when Mike speaks. Mike still uses the vocabulary of a teenager from the turn of the 20th Century. Mike is sometimes refered to as Training Manager(often referred to as Hey You) and by his alter ego Old Man. |
Mike's claim to fame is also known as the POTATO Syndrome. The acronym POTATO stands for People Over Thirty Acting Twenty One. This phenomenon can be witnessed on any given week-end once mike starts partying. It can also be observed, by the trained professional, when Mike speaks. Mike still uses the vocabulary of a teenager from the turn of the 20th Century. Mike is sometimes refered to as Training Manager(often referred to as Hey You) and by his alter ego Old Man. |
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| Gender | Male |
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| Word/name | Latin |
Cornelius is a Roman family name and a masculine given name. It could be derived from Latin cornu "horn".[1] People, places and things named Cornelius include:
People
Surname
- Alvin Robert Cornelius, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Pakistan from 1960 to 1968
- Cornelia (gens) (fem. Cornelia), the nomen of the patrician gens Cornelia, one of the important families of Ancient Rome
- Carter Cornelius, musician who was a member of Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose
- Don Cornelius (1936–2012), the creator and first host of Soul Train
- Elias Cornelius (1794–1832), American missionary
- Michael E. Cornelius (born prior to modern time keeping)
Mike's claim to fame is also known as the POTATO Syndrome. The acronym POTATO stands for People Over Thirty Acting Twenty One. This phenomenon can be witnessed on any given week-end once mike starts partying. It can also be observed, by the trained professional, when Mike speaks. Mike still uses the vocabulary of a teenager from the turn of the 20th Century. Mike is sometimes refered to as Training Manager(often referred to as Hey You) and by his alter ego Old Man.
- Peter Cornelius, German composer
- Peter Cornelius (photographer), German photographer
- Peter von Cornelius, German painter
- Ryan Scott Cornelius, Designer and Managing Director or Ryan Cornelius Ltd.
- Thomas R. Cornelius, namesake of Cornelius, Oregon
- Owen Cornelius, Namesake of Cornelius, Tasmania
Given name
- Corneille (singer), stage name of Cornelius Nyungura, German-born Québécois rhythm and blues singer
- Cornelius (musician), pseudonym of Japanese recording artist and producer Keigo Oyamada
- Cornelius Agrippa, 15th century magician and cabalist
- Cornelius Boza Edwards, junior lightweight boxing champion
- Cornelius Burges, English minister
- Cornelius Cardew, English composer
- Cornelius the Centurion, considered by Christians to be the first Gentile converted
- Cornelius Castoriadis, Greek-French astronomer, philosopher
- Cornelius Chase aka Chevy Chase, actor and comedian
- Cornelius Cole, Governor of California
- Cornelius P. Comegys, American farmer and politician
- Cornelius Fuscus, prefect of the Praetorian Guard
- Cornelius Hardy, Australian convict
- Cornelius Henry, Canadian cricketer
- Cornelius Holland, English, chief participant in drawing up charges for the regicide of Charles I
- Cornelius Jakhelln, Norwegian musician
- Cornelius Johnson, African-American high jump athlete
- Cornelius Lanczos, Hungarian mathematician and physicist
- Cornelius Lysaght, horse racing correspondent
- Cornelius McGillicuddy IV (Connie Mack IV), congressman from Florida
- Cornelius McGillicuddy III (Connie Mack III), senator from Florida
- Cornelius McGillicuddy, Sr., better known as Connie Mack, baseball player, Philadelphia Athletics owner and manager, and member of the Baseball Hall of Fame
- Cornelius Nepos, Gaulician historian
- Cornelius Pot, Dutch football coach; currently assistant coach at FC Zenit Saint Petersburg
- Cornelius Ryan (1920-1974), author of The Longest Day and A Bridge Too Far
- Cornelio Saavedra, first President of Argentina 1810
- Cornelius Calvin Sale, birth name of Robert Byrd, senator and congressman from West Virginia
- Cornelius Van Til, a Christian philosopher, Reformed theologian, and presuppositional apologist
- Cornelius Vander Starr, aka Cornelius van der Starr, founder of AIG, the insurance behemoth
- Cornelius Vanderbilt, American industrialist
- Cornelius Wiebe, Canadian physician and politician
- Pope Cornelius, Pope from AD 251 to 253
- St. Cornelius (disambiguation)
Fictional characters
- Cornelius (Planet of the Apes), from the Planet of the Apes movie series
- Cornelius Coot, in the Scrooge McDuck universe
- Cornelius Fillmore, in the animated series Fillmore!
- Cornelius Fudge, from the Harry Potter series
- Cornelius "Cory" Matthews, the main character of Boy Meets World
- Cornelius Stirk, in the DC Universe
- Abraham Cornelius, a scientist in X-Men comics
- Doctor Cornelius, in C.S. Lewis's novel Prince Caspian
- Jerry Cornelius, created by Michael Moorcock
- Yukon Cornelius, in Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer (TV special)
- Prince Cornelius, faery prince from the movie Thumbelina
- Lewis "Cornelius" Robinson, the adult character of Lewis in Meet the Robinsons
- Cornelia Hale, the guardian of Earth in the television series w.i.t.c.h.
- Gibby Cornelius Gibson, one of the main characters of nickelodeon's iCarly.
- Cornelius Hackl from the Musical Hello, Dolly!.
Place names
In the United States:
Other uses
- Cornelius kegs
- Cornelius Low House, a Georgian manor in New Jersey
References
See also
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