Posted on 04/29/2011 4:07:30 PM PDT by decimon
Or Dorcas?
***Is either kid a boy or girl?***
Yes, both of them.
No one names their daughters “Yetta” any more.
What a world, what a world...
Well, Hunter.
I prefer classic names, like “Skippy” or “Turd”. Easy to remember and very descriptive.
My boys are Karl and Tan. Karl because of his great-Grandfather who came from Germany in 1895. Tan is a Thai name (it was my wife’s turn) and literally means “instead of”. Instead of what, I don’t know but at least we don’t have to shorten it and it suits him.
Sat, Act and Gre?
I dislike names that are variation of Islamic names like Rahaim
my boy’s names had to be dignified on an adult.
Theodore and Bruce
You would. :D
For Carlton? Siamese twins?
Aiden’s the boy and MacKenzie’s the girl.
We won’t be seeing “Barack” in the top 10 any time soon. In fact it may make an appearance as an alternate term for economic depression.
Har.
“And i’m getting really sick of guys named Todd. Hi, what’s your name? Todd. I’m Todd. And this is Blake and Blaire and Blaine and Brent. Where are all these goofy f&@#!*g boys names comin’ from? Taylor, Tyler, Jordan, Flynn. These are not real names. You wanna hear a real name? Eddie. Eddie is a real name! What happened to Eddie? He was here a minute ago. Jackie and Johnny and Tommy and Bill. Danny, Larry, Johnny, and Phil. What happened? Todd and Cody, and Dillon, and Cameron, and Tucker. Hi Tucker, I’m Todd. Hi Todd, I’m Tucker. F&@# Tucker! Tucker sucks. And f&@# Tucker’s friend Kyle. Thats another soft name for a boy. Kyle. Soft names make soft people. I’ll bet you ten times out of ten, Nicky, Vinnie and Tony would beat the s*!t out of Todd, Kyle, and Tucker!” —George Carlin
BARF!!!
Okay. Just trying to be humorous.
LLS
I really got in trouble with my mother in law the other weekend trying to help her work in the garden. She asked me to get her a hoe and when I showed up a couple of hous later with a girl ‘Shamika’ she got all upset.
I remember one of our Israeli freepers saying that Nimrod (pronounced Neem-ROHD) was quite popular in Israel.
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