To: Hillary's Lovely Legs
My first name is Virginia and I got teased at school because the name somewhat resembles a certain body part on a woman....I'm not kidding...
24 posted on
02/14/2003 11:40:41 AM PST by
Severa
To: Severa
My first name is Virginia and I got teased at school because the name somewhat resembles a certain body part on a woman....I'm not kidding..Oh my G_d! Is that you??! :-)
To: Severa
At least your first name isn't Deloris ( Sienfeld).
I also knew a Misty Frost in college, and had a roommate of Christmas Snow. In High School Pete Moss threw a pie in the principal's face.
34 posted on
02/14/2003 11:44:02 AM PST by
Hillary's Lovely Legs
(Happy people live longer. I plan on living forever)
To: Severa
I knew a girl whose name was vagina.
143 posted on
02/14/2003 12:20:51 PM PST by
doodad
To: Severa
Which proves that kids will make fun of each other no matter what name they are given... I'm a Tonya and my classmates couldn't come up with anything better so I got called "tonya lasagna" And of course if they can't think of anything at all to make fun of with your name they are bound to pick a physical flaw. Hard to remember how many "fatty patties" there were or "4-eyes".. so maybe the lesson is that it's better for their body image to give them a really screwed up name so the kids will leave their physical flaws alone? :)
To: Severa
My first name is Virginia and I got teased at school because the name somewhat resembles a certain body part on a woman....I'm not kidding...Speaking of names that somewhat resemble a certain body part on a woman -- be thankful your name is not Dolores.
513 posted on
07/21/2003 8:30:41 AM PDT by
Lazamataz
(PROUDLY POSTING WITHOUT READING THE ARTICLE SINCE 1999!)
To: Severa
We knew a girl named Regina, we always seemed to mispronounce it. he he
521 posted on
07/21/2003 8:42:22 AM PDT by
Ditter
To: Severa
Hmmm, Severa Virginia doesn't sound too good either.
559 posted on
07/21/2003 9:29:44 AM PDT by
rabidralph
(DC-area porch monkey)
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