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Posted: 12/18/2009 7:59:02 AM EDT
What are some names that will get a kid made fun of in school?
I'm talking about somewhat conventional names, not necessarily incredible ridiculous names. As an example of a ridiculous name, I know someone who recently (a year or two) named their kid Kanye. Great move, naming your kid after a famously retarded and rude individual. Another would be naming their kid Barrack, which I know was done a lot in the past year. Even if the parents are pro-socialist, they should have given consideration the possibility that he would be a failure, even in their eyes, and then they would have a kid named after him. It's short sighted, even for them. |
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My kids went to school with kids named: Classy, Wealthy and Orange.
For a boy, I always liked Hunter |
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I know a guy named Richard. His last name is "Dick." NOT kidding.
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Harry....when your last name is Rump.
Went to a football camp with a guy named Rump...swore he was going to name his kid Harry... |
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Don't saddle the kid with a long hard to spell name. Keep it simple and short.
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I went to school with a guy named Richard Head. No one called him "Dick".
He was about 6'4" 250lbs. |
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In middle school we had a guidance counselor named, and I will swear on a stack of bibles that this is true, Harry Boner.
Seriously. |
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There was a sign on a church in my city announcing a visit by Rev. Dick Bumpass
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Guy I work with named his daughter Ryan after his buddy.
I remember a kid named Enis. Guess what we called him? How about Adam Manlove. Yikes, I felt bad for that kid. Not bad enough to make fun of him every change I got though. We also had an asian girl named Hour. It was pronounced to sound like Whore. Yes Whore. On the first day of class the teacher would say "Hour"? Pronounced like hours and minutes. She'd tell him to call her "Kim". He'd ask if he pronounced it correctly and she'd say "yeah, close enough, I just go by Kim". We had a few Bich's too. Cambodian named pronounced "Bit". |
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Went to a school with a kid whose full name was David Jr. Dick Pounder
Total sketch ball. |
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A boy named Sue or if you're a Roger Alan Wade fan, Sioux named boy |
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I just had a friend name their daughter Olivia
No big deal right? Their last name is Gardener ETA: Almost forgot one, I worked in a movie store as a teen, and there was customer whose name was North West. His son's name? Northeast West. |
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Quoted: Guy I work with named his daughter Ryan after his buddy. I remember a kid named Enis. Guess what we called him? How about Adam Manlove. Yikes, I felt bad for that kid. Not bad enough to make fun of him every change I got though. We also had an asian girl named Hour. It was pronounced to sound like Whore. Yes Whore. On the first day of class the teacher would say "Hour"? Pronounced like hours and minutes. She'd tell him to call her "Kim". He'd ask if he pronounced it correctly and she'd say "yeah, close enough, I just go by Kim". We had a few Bich's too. Cambodian named pronounced "Bit". My daughters name is Ryanne. |
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First name - Swordsman. Somebody actually named their boy that.
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Quoted: I remember a kid named Enis. Guess what we called him? Had a physics teacher in HS last name Enis. 1st day, "My name is Mr. Enis. With an E like tennis. Not with an A like Anus." He was a cgreat teacher. |
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I know a guy named Richard. His last name is "Dick." NOT kidding. Richard Cranium. |
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I have met two men of Mexican descent who are named Segundo, which literally translates as "second" (the ordinal number).
Both have older brothers named Primero (first). |
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There's a few...
Dilworth (talked to him last night) Beauregard. Donald, if one's last name is Duck... (I find these to be quite common actually) |
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I know a guy named Richard. His last name is "Dick." NOT kidding. http://www.stanford.edu/~siegelr/tz/tz2006/dikdik.jpg Nice. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dik_dik |
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Strange names I have known personally -
- Falcon Wister - Ian Wolfgang O'Brien - Dick Welfare |
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I know a guy w/ last name van Winkle (he built my house). He & his 1st wife wife named their daughter Twinkle its no wonder so many kids kill their parents |
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Naming a boy Kelly has always bothered me. I've known several guys named Kelly, but it just seems like a girls name.
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Strange names I have known personally - - Falcon Wister - Ian Wolfgang O'Brien - Dick Welfare What was his wife's name - Vagina Foodstamps? |
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not a pick on me name...
James Allouicious Nash Courville the 3rd. Yes, the kid reffered to himself as that. |
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There's a few... Beauregard. You're a yankee, right? |
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Colden Rainey. Real name.
Sandy C. Shore (to be fair it was a married name) |
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Quoted: I had a music teacher named Harold Dick.............Harry Dick for short.In middle school we had a guidance counselor named, and I will swear on a stack of bibles that this is true, Harry Boner. Seriously. |
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Richard Gozinya
Mike Litoris Harold Balzac Jack Meihoff On a serious note My wife really did go to school with someone named Landa Paradise. |
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I know two brothers whos names always made me giggle
Donald and Ronald MacDonald |
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Strange names I have known personally - - Falcon Wister - Ian Wolfgang O'Brien - Dick Welfare What was his wife's name - Vagina Foodstamps? |
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in bootcamp we had a kid with the last name Holder
he graduated as a Pvt. yea Pvt Holder Quoted: I know two brothers whos names always made me giggle Donald and Ronald MacDonald thats fucking funny .. say it quick. makes you giggle |
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Boy named Francis. That's my father's name! In decades past it was a common man's name. Nothing "bad" about it at all. I don't understand why it would be in this thread. |
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One of my customer's names is Jan...he reminds me of that Johnny cash song, as he's a scrapper
There's a guy named Rafe Dick in my town My neighbors growing up were named, Wednesday, June, and Summer. |
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Worked with a woman named Toi Register, fwiw. (pronouncde like toy)
Read an article recently about kids with "odd" names being much more likely to end up in jail than kids with "normal" names. They thought it was due to being teased as a child and having a negative view of society. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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Quoted: As long as you spell it with an "I" he never had a problem with it (though it does sound feminine).Quoted: Quoted: Boy named Francis. That's my father's name! In decades past it was a common man's name. Nothing "bad" about it at all. I don't understand why it would be in this thread. |
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Boy named Francis. That's my father's name! In decades past it was a common man's name. Nothing "bad" about it at all. I don't understand why it would be in this thread. One of the most level headed, smartest guy's I ever worked with was named Francis. We called him "Mike". |
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