Its historical meaning is not that. Originally, it was a reserved title for

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Jan 16, 2022
6:32:33pm

RebelScum All-American

rulers, noblemen, and high church officials.

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RebelScum

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My son asked me, "What is a Don?"

HoustonBYUCoug

1/16/22 6:30pm

Isn’t it the same title as Duke? Just in Spain/Mexico?

ovalY

1/16/22 6:32pm

Its historical meaning is not that. Originally, it was a reserved title for

RebelScum

1/16/22 6:32pm

The coolest Don:

Brisco

1/16/22 6:51pm

RE: The coolest Don:

CougieMcCougFace

1/16/22 6:53pm

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NWCoug

1/16/22 7:05pm

It is this:

outsidethebubble

1/16/22 7:47pm

RE: The coolest Don:

Joe

1/16/22 7:47pm

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wiscougarfan

1/16/22 8:21pm

Ahem....excuse me

Don_Juan_El_Guapo

1/16/22 9:07pm

RE: The coolest Don:

Charles Darwin

1/16/22 11:24pm

RE: The coolest Don:

Sale

1/17/22 12:41am

Don Juan, Don Quixote?

NewMexiCoug

1/16/22 7:09pm

My first thought was Donatello. The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle

Bobmarleyjr

1/16/22 7:22pm

RE: My first thought was Donatello. The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle

downtownchrisbrown

1/16/22 7:28pm

"A Don is not a Todd."

AF'er

1/16/22 7:54pm

Spanish nobility.

Bullrider

1/16/22 8:33pm

Circa 2005 or so, here's a short video about what a Don is

dallinski

1/16/22 10:01pm

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