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Posted: 11/26/2015 9:19:50 AM EDT
Took my 5 year old to a birthday party in our whitey mcwhitebread neighborhood. There were about 20 kids there, and about 15 of the 20 had weird names. Wren, Avery, Luna, etc. Every kid is a vanity project that must be brand named accordingly. I dislike the trend of using last names as first names: Madison, for example. Also irksome are the obscure Celtic names. It's just as bad as the goofy ghetto Africa names. Just the white version. Yeah, I realize I could MYOB, but I bang the gavel in judgment in all things. It's what I do. |
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Aiden, Jayden, Kayden, Brayden, Greyden, Hayden, any form of "aiden".
And last names as first names. |
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Nevaeh, the "aydens", Jaxon, Asher. I take care of kids so the flood of bad names is constant.
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My grand daughter is Avery Madison. My daughter liked the combination.
My son is Geoffrey Ryan, he was named after Geoffrey DeHavilland and T Claude Ryan. Both very important, pre WWII aircraft designers. We wanted to give him a name that meant something. |
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There is none. I don't know where they come up with this shit. Toss scrabble letters in a pile and mystery draw?
Fkn ridiculous |
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Anyone else disturbed by the prevalence unmatching fonts, in posts, lately?
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#1 of all time.... once had a customer named Richard Penix
#2 knew someone who named is kids Sam and Ella... say it real fast |
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A friend of mine has a ten year old son named Tristen. How much more gay can you get ?
As for the last name thing, Madison is popular around here because of James Madison and the county of Madison. Many Girls named Maddie or Maddy. Also Schuyler, named after the town where "The Waltons" tv show takes place, although some will spell it Skylar. Sissy Spacek, who has lived here for many years, named her daughter Schuyler. She was in the movie Orange County, with Jack Black. |
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Took my 5 year old to a birthday party in our whitey mcwhitebread neighborhood. There were about 20 kids there, and about 15 of the 20 had weird names. Wren, Avery, Luna, etc. Every kid is a vanity project that must be brand named accordingly. Your least favorites? I dislike the trend of using last names as first names: Madison, for example. Also irksome are the obscure Celtic names. It's just as bad as the goofy ghetto Africa names. Just the white version. Yeah, I realize I could MYOB, but I bang the gavel in judgment in all things. It's what I do. View Quote Madison has been around long enough to give it a pass. The special snowflake, starter wife first names are what you are looking at. The women know that they are going to have to fend for themselves once their hip measurement is bigger than their IQ and they want to strike back at their husband before he even leaves. |
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My wife (and I?) had twin girls. I named one, she named the other. I picked Victoria, she picked Aria.
Choose your battles. One out of two ain't bad. I like the names anyway. |
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Naming with the intention of using their middle name and ignoring the first.
My younger sister named her sons Saylor and Southern. |
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If my wife and I have a daughter, I suggested we name her Jenna Taliyah...
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Friend's kids are named Trenton and Adalina.
Whatever happened to names like Gary and Earl? How old is the youngest Winifred? |
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My nephew is named Asher. It's a bible name and that's why it was chosen.
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I wonder how many in GD named their boy Archer?
For me it's Kyle for boys. Every Kyle I've known grew-up to be pretty much of a jerk in one form or another. |
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wasn't there a song called the name game?
banana nanna fo fanna - anna? |
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