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Depends on how it's being said. It was with great affection that we called my dad Troll.
As in living under the bridge? Or some other context?

Paradox daughters had trolls with gems in their belly buttons, as I recall.
 
As in living under the bridge? Or some other context?

Paradox daughters had trolls with gems in their belly buttons, as I recall.

At the time he was first given the name, he was in his late 60's, had a bald head and long grey beard, and always dressed in black.

One day my mom and he were visiting a relative of my mom's. The relative's husband came in, greeted my mom by name, then said to my dad, 'And how's the old troll today?"

The name "Old Troll," and then, "Troll" stuck. Mostly because my dad liked the name and started asking everyone to call him that.

When he moved to Moncton, New Brunswick, he would introduce himself to people as "Troll," and ask them to call him that.

Soon enough, staff of any store or restaurant he'd walk into would greet him with a happy, 'Hello Troll!'
 
As in living under the bridge? Or some other context?

Paradox daughters had trolls with gems in their belly buttons, as I recall.

How archetypical ... a depression for catchall? Tis gutty feeling about goth ... interest in the unknown?

Like in old languages "đ" can shift to "dh" "ch" or "th" all denoting articles of indefinite proportion ... thus dead languages that we don't know that will come back at a moment of great distress ... these may appear as strange Phoenicians ... afloat in an unknown sea ... humanity gone wild? In Hebrew this is a little folk (phoqah) domain .. tis the greatest mix-up intended for those preferring to know not ... a nun zion, or zona of fallout!
 
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