Some of these are pretty funny. Luckily our name didn't make this list!
http://t.living.msn.com/family-parenting/what-not-to-name-your-baby
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ugh.... Younique, poor girl! lol!
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Haha I read these to DH...
Me: "Vader."
DH: "Awesome." -
Whew! Mine isn't on there. I didn't mind Patch but the others are so off.
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@HLK208: haha Would it be absolutely horrid and would everyone stone me if I said that vader totally crossed my mind when picking out names????? /shame
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LOL DH's middle name is on the list...Princeton was a compromise.
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Bahahaha!
I worked in Marketing and Events for a casino and I compiled and designed the internal company newsletter for employees...I included employee birthdays and apparently we had an employee named FELONY. Like Melanie. But tougher, lol
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Harshit - hahahaha! Poor kid!!
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DH just told me about a client he works with who is named Peaches - and it is a guy!!! Seriously!
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@GreenThumb: No that can't be true- lol!!!
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@PrincessBaby: That's what I said, but DH was totally serious and met the guy himself!
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I'm surprised 'Precious' didn't make the list! I once met a 40-50yo woman with the name...
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@GreenThumb: What?! How has he not changed his name yet??
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@Mrs.Someone: I know a Princess too. It's hard to translate names from other cultures (same culture most likely).. But she really is a sweetheart!
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My friend is an elementary art teacher and she had a set of three siblings whose names were Princess, Precious and Sir. No joke.
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I have a friend who is a pediatric dentist in a densely populated area and she's seen it all...
My two favorites:
L-a (pronounced la-dash-a)
Abcde (pronounced ab-sih-day) -
@mrs. wagon: Oh wow. When I was going through names, a few popular girl names were aaaaa & aaaaaaaa (I may or may not have the appropriate # of a's but, you get the idea).
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@.twist.: ..... did those babies name themselves??? aaaaaaaaaa!
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@mrs. wagon: omg. those names. i just can't.
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@sunshineandsushi: Naming a child Sir in the black community is based in a desire for the male to be given respect when they become a man. Not as prevalent today, but five decades ago black men were called "boy" or by their first name and not Mr. So and So even when a child addressed them. At least with a furst name of Sir the man was called something dignified.
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This reminds me of an old Dane Cook bit....
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@Mrs. Lemon-Lime: Interesting, good to know!
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@mrs. wagon: my friend is a social worker and she gets some doozies, too. a sample? "Sexsi" and "K-Lord"
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I used to think these were funny, but now I just feel sad when I read these... It must really suck for people who have these names or gave them to their children. I mean, it's already done... Who knows. maybe they'll realize what they did and file for a name change..
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