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Google watches your lounge room from the bushes too?Dude. So weird, we JUST rewatched Fight Club on Wednesday night. You're as bad as Google ...
Google watches your lounge room from the bushes too?Dude. So weird, we JUST rewatched Fight Club on Wednesday night. You're as bad as Google ...
In high school we had a bulletin board with all kinds of notices, including each day’s detention list. I remember once typing up and (very!) quickly posting a list that included every silly ass name I could think of: Jim Shortz, Bob Sledd, Mark Downs, Roger Wilko, Noah Vail, Ben Dover, Chuck Wagon…
Yes, that actually cracked us up at the time.
A sense of humor with the kid paying the price…although with the last name of Balls, you are kind of stuck.My Dad worked with a guy named Bobby Balls.
He had a sister named Ophelia.
I am not making this up.
In college, I sat down with a friend of mine and we compiled a list of probably over 100 names like that. I think it‘s in a box of stuff somewhere…In high school we had a bulletin board with all kinds of notices, including each day’s detention list. I remember once typing up and (very!) quickly posting a list that included every silly ass name I could think of: Jim Shortz, Bob Sledd, Mark Downs, Roger Wilko, Noah Vail, Ben Dover, Chuck Wagon…
Yes, that actually cracked us up at the time.
Although I realize there are names that have meanings in foreign languages, when naming a child I would not use an adjective that denotes a quality, unless that quality is discernible in a new born, maybe relegated to a nickname. It’s just better imo to stick with tradional or abstract names mostly, although I have nothing against exotic names and you are stuck with your last name.In high school we had a bulletin board with all kinds of notices, including each day’s detention list. I remember once typing up and (very!) quickly posting a list that included every silly ass name I could think of: Jim Shortz, Bob Sledd, Mark Downs, Roger Wilko, Noah Vail, Ben Dover, Chuck Wagon…
Yes, that actually cracked us up at the time.
Although I realize there are names that have meanings in foreign languages, when naming a child I would not use an adjective that denotes a quality, unless that quality is discernible in a new born, maybe relegated to a nickname. It’s just better imo to stick with tradional or abstract names mostly, although I have nothing against exotic names and you are stuck with your last name.
My wife’s name is Raquel and she has always disliked it, partially because she feels it is exotic, and that some people have assumed she was named after a movie star. Her Mom is partial to R names, as practically every boy in her family is named Robert.
This article is worth some guffaws, and I admit Destiny is not nearly as bad as some of these.
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Worst one I ever encountered was when we were doing a genetic study on a population with significant inbreeding. One of the members was named Rape. Pronounced Rah-pay, of course.This article is worth some guffaws, and I admit Destiny is not nearly as bad as some of these.
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I gave up on names around my 3rd year of teaching when I had a girl in class named LaQuindelyn. I have been known to yell at the tv when the news guy is talking about an arrest and mispronounces the name of the criminal (another former student). No matter how strange the name, they’re just not strange to me anymore.
And then there’s my father’s old secretary, Mary. Her last name was Tree. Her middle name? Christmas. She had a brother, Doug. Yes…Douglas Fir Tree.
My next-door neighbor when I was young was an older Russian gentleman named Valentine.And here I once felt sorry for a guy whose parents named him Valentine. Yeah, Hart.
My business lawyer is a .. I dunno probably mid 40s Belgian named Valentine.My next-door neighbor when I was young was an older Russian gentleman named Valentine.
Better than a Belgian named Blue. Would have to be a bodybuilder or something then.My business lawyer is a .. I dunno probably mid 40s Belgian named Valentine.
I’ve had many students named after booze and cars. Chablis, LeBaron, the list is long.How about Brandy? There was a song about a sailer, I never questioned it then, but now I’m thinking about a name based on an alcoholic beverage? Beer, Whiskey, Vodka, Merlot, Hmm.
I’ve had many students named after booze and cars. Chablis, LeBaron, the list is long.
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