Bad Baby Names

Fozzie Bear

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I worked on a customer today whose name is Garibay!

Whatever, don't forget that if you get back to Memphis to give me a shout!!
 

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Fozzie Bear said:
I worked on a customer today whose name is Garibay!

Whatever, don't forget that if you get back to Memphis to give me a shout!!
O, right! I'll be back for Thanksgiving, coming in late Nov 25 and leaving sometime Nov 30! :smile:
 

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Some friends just named their daughter Delphine London (first and middle name). I was glad I heard about that in email so I had some time to come up with a nice comment.

My mother had a student who was legally named Bugger.

I went to high school with a girl named Shennan Doaha (like that mountains) and she had a sister named Cinnamon Toast. I don't remember their last name.

I think names that are difficult to pronounce are hard on kids. Even my grandfather mispronounced Annika all my life.

But I agree with Quinn about trendy names-- I didn't want my kids to have five other kids in their first grade class with the same name and have to get into all that Emily A and Emily S and Emily G nonsense.
 

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MuppetQuilter said:
But I agree with Quinn about trendy names-- I didn't want my kids to have five other kids in their first grade class with the same name and have to get into all that Emily A and Emily S and Emily G nonsense.
Heh, a really close friend of mine is named Sarah. When we're around anyone else, they had to start calling us "Sara A" and "Sarah G" so that we would know who people were talking to. Then I got our families to start calling Sarah, Kelly (don't even ask why), but for some reason the name Sara A. stuck, and her family will probably keep calling me Sara A. forever. :frown:
 

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New Bad Baby Name:

USARIUS ROYAL

That is a customer of mine today.
 

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tiggie0686 said:
Heh, a really close friend of mine is named Sarah. When we're around anyone else, they had to start calling us "Sara A" and "Sarah G" so that we would know who people were talking to. Then I got our families to start calling Sarah, Kelly (don't even ask why), but for some reason the name Sara A. stuck, and her family will probably keep calling me Sara A. forever. :frown:
My best friend for a couple years in elementary school was named Erin, and people always referred to us as Erin M. and Erin Z. Our one teacher, whenever she saw us, would just say, "Hello, Erins!" :stick_out_tongue:
Erin
 

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not so bad baby name

my old hairdresser, a goth, had a baby girl last week and named her lilith medusa...i love it!
 

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I'm new to the Forum and late to this thread. I only read the first and last pages so I'll apologize now if I say anything redundant here.
British names are not necessarily bad but they sure are entertaining. Names like Ogden Nigel Shrubbuster the Twenty-third. Or Sarah Jane Windemere of Hamden-on-Rye-By-The-Sea.
I had a dear friend, first name Rial, who used to get all riled up over just about everything.
That's a true story.
I did know a friend's pet bird named Twyla. She kicked the bucket, from sheer embarassment.
This is also a true story.

I do wish people would stop naming their boys Frank and Jesse James. This is alarmingly common. Don't they realize that the James Boys were thugs? Or perchance that's the idea. :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:
 

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I would like to add, no offense was meant toward Brits or those thousands named Frank and Jesse James. To the latter, I am sure you are not thugs.
 

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Beebers said:
I would like to add, no offense was meant toward Brits or those thousands named Frank and Jesse James. To the latter, I am sure you are not thugs.
I babysat a little GIRL named Jessie James. She was a sweetie, despite that name!
 
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