Classify dark Spanish goalkeeper Jordi Massip

[Rouxinol]

Specimen name: Jordi Massip López
Age: 22
Place of birth: Sabadell, Catalonia, Spain

Classify and passify.

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[Dna8]

Robust Paleo West Med.

[Zroota]

Orientalid + CM


Yo, what's up with you cherry picking all these "dark" Spaniards? What's your goal? You sure seem to have lots of time on your hands. You're so obsessed. Stop trying, it's not gonna happen.
Why are you bothered by it anyway?

[Mopi Licinius Crassus]

Yo, what's up with you cherry picking all these "dark" Spaniards? What's your goal? You sure seem to have lots of time on your hands. You're so obsessed. Stop trying, it's not gonna happen.

he's probably an italicroots idiot

[Davy Jones's Locker]

Berid.

[Mopi Licinius Crassus]

i look nuffin' like Jean Reno, you idiots :p


"Is that guy the half Spanish/ half English middle aged loser who went by the nickname "catman" on Anthroscape? I remember that deluded fellow claiming that he looked like Franck Lampard when in fact he looked like a swarthy Jean Reno"

https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/italicroots/viewtopic.php?f=83&t=258&p=85260&hilit=catman#p85260


hello alzo...how are you fella :thumb001:

[Mopi Licinius Crassus]

:)

[Tooting Carmen]

Looks Balkan.

[Gallop]

Massip

https://www.tiendaheraldica.com/escudo.php?i=MTQ1MjU2

Very old surname of Catalan origin that enjoys little diffusion and that we find settled, mainly, in the province of Barcelona.

From Macip. In Spanish Massip is equivalent to mancebo (servant, apprentice of a trade), and both words come from the Vulgar Latin mancipus, which in turn comes from the Classical Latin mancipium (slave). Thus Massip would mean servant of a lord.

Coat of Arms of the Surname Massip:
In a silver field, a holm oak, of sinople, highlighted by a girdle, of gules.

The Massip de Guyenne (France), bring: In a silver field, three Moorish heads, with turban, of the field.

https://heraldicahispana.com/png/Masip4.png


López

https://www.tiendaheraldica.com/escudo.php?i=MTM1NjQ3

Patronymic surname, derived from the proper name Lope, and very widespread in Spain and America. Lope, in turn, comes from the Latin lupus, from the Indo-European root ulknos, which means "evil", "bloodthirsty", and was an ancient nickname given to the reckless warrior.