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Fun fact, it's actually called a "double-u" because in Roman times the character "v" was used like "u" is now, so essentially it was a "double-v". Then of course English came along and screwed everything up leaving us with letters that don't know what to do with themselves.
Note, that fun fact has zero research behind it. I pretty much came up with it on the spot upon realising it myself. Fact check me if you dare - I'm to lazy to check, but my Batman detective skills tell me I'm probably right.
Chris
