[squidly]

I met a woman who had named her daughter Chlamydia. I am not making this up. She said that she knew what the name meant, but just thought it was such a pretty name.

[Slapshot68]

“I met a woman who had named her daughter Chlamydia. I am not making this up. She said that she knew what the name meant, but just thought it was such a pretty name.”

LOL..it’s like naming your daughter Medusa. Hey it’s cool sounding!

She was a gorgon, what??!?! lol

[dmz]

I met a woman who had named her daughter Chlamydia.
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I know her. She’s Russian and her sister’s name is Latrina.

/make it up as I go along

[LucyJo]

"I met a woman who had named her daughter Chlamydia. I am not making this up. She said that she knew what the name meant, but just thought it was such a pretty name."

I believe you. I know someone who was a nurse. She had to talk a young woman out of naming her baby vagina. The woman had heard nurses using the word, and thought it sounded "pretty".

[TASMANIANRED]

Placenta and SiPhyllis

[grellis]

When my husband was working in his company's call center, not a day went by that he didn't come across one or two truly freakish names. (His company does welfare enrollment for the state of Michigan.) The two I remember best are "Plascensha" and "Chair"--the latter being pronounced "Share/Cher."

There's a female impersonator in our town who had his name legally changed to Sexual Blue--that always makes me laugh.