Spread a Little on Me ( Stupid baby names)

http://www.misanthropic-bitch.com/briandrye.html ^

[Sweet_Sunflower29]

I wish I could remember where I have read it, but I saw a study a few years ago in which it had been determined to a fairly high degree of accuracy, that there was direct evidence showing that the newborn babies sporting the most unique/strange/trendy baby names (remember baby Iice, whose freak vegan parents starved her almost to death in NY?) more often then not had mothers with the least amount of education.

No way I am going to read through 600+ posts yet...Saving for a rainy day BTTT.

[CaliGirlGodHelpMe]

Oh, how cute! The dancing penguins from Mary Poppins!

[bootless]

There's a very good dentist in San Francisco named Dr. Hack.

[ladylib]

It's cool if it's a family name. It's not cool if a parent just decides it's "cute."

One of my nieces is called "McAuley," not because it's cute but because it's a family name.

[BabyNameAddict]

I agree. Naming for sentimental reasons is fine by me, no matter how ridiculous I personally feel it sounds.

Naming a baby Ahndreyia with that spelling just so she's not one of 5 Andrea's in her class is ridiculous. When the teacher calles "Andrea" all spelling variations will look up. *sigh*

[SandyEgo]

My real name is Lila Kawhore.

[SandyEgo]

hahha - thanks, I needed that.

[WSGilcrest]

This thread has "legs"! Did you go through some old boxes and find this thread or something, Xena?

[Xenalyte]

Someone linked it on a thread I was checkin' out yesterday, and I had to pop over and contribute. Ain't it great?

[zlala]

I went to school, 5th through 12th grade, with a girl named Merry Christmas.

[Melas]

You're pulling our leg(s). No one in their right mind would defend naming a kid "Elmer".

[weegee]

Syphilis will probably just go by "Phyllis" (as in Phyllis Diller).

I'm sure that telemarketers won't be using that "I know you" trick of asking for "Bill" or "Mike". "Hi, is Syphillis there?" (they will have to suppress the snicker).

[jmc813]

self ping for later

[Ignatz]

Sorry for the late response.

It's br-eye-oh-nee We found it in a British novel (Touch Not the Cat) and liked it very much. It's not an uncommon name for British girls, we understand.

[Hildy]

I don't know how I missed this the first time around. I can't stop laughing. I'm literally in tears.

[Hillary's Lovely Legs]

I bought a battery in Detroit yesterday.

I was waited on by a black girl, early twenties.

Her name.......Ayatola.

[TomServo]

Bttt for old times sake...

[Forgiven_Sinner]

I thought I'd pitch in my mother in law's name that she "threatened" to use on one of her 7 seven children: Wallberga.

Then there's the name I made up for a short story I wrote: Rubella Hammerstruck

My own children are Victoria, Olivia, and Raymond. Raymond is the least common of the three.

[maxwell]

"Time Out"... Bwahaha... Now that's a phrase I never got to hear growin up.

[Big Giant Head]

Two girls names: One was working in a fast food joint. Winter. I asked her if her last name was Green.

It was.

There's a local girl with the last name: Beever. First name, Candy.