How about Madycin? It's pronounced "Madison," but for the love of God, why spell it like that?
"How about Madycin? It's pronounced "Madison," but for the love of God, why spell it like that?"
Excellent question. Poor little Madycin....doomed for her entire life to have her name misspelled by all and sundry, and doomed, too, to have to spell her name every time she introduces herself.
On the other hand, with 20 other Madisons in her middle school class, I suppose it makes her stand out, eh?
Maygan, Mayghen, Megyn, Meghyn, Maegan, Maygin.
Caitlyn, Kaitlynn, Kate-Lyn, Katlynn, Khatlin, Kaitlinn, Kaytlyn, Catelyn, Katelyn.
Michayla, Mikalya, Mikahyla, Michkayla, Mikeyla.
Obviously her parents want her to grow up and do well in the feminine hygene industry.
Madycin. My doc just wrote me an Rx for that. Have to take one every morning for the rest of my life.
Madycin? Isn't that a drug to keep you from going Mad?
I saw a black waitress in Thousand Oaks, CA, whose mother probably wanted to name her "Portia". But she named her "Porsche". I'm not making this up.
It looks like a new antibiotic.
Plus "madycin" looks like the name of an antibiotic. Ugly.
My wife knew of someone who named her daughter Placenta. Apparently heard the nurses use the word in the delivery room and thought it had a nice ring to it.
I see you added some Indian pictures to your home page. No offense intended, the headress made me recall a cockatoo we used to have. Very clever bird, too much so for his own good.
"Hey" to Salty from Elmo the Old.
Sounds like a name for a new analgesic.