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To: Phantom Lord
My eight year old son is named Richard and he goes by Ricky. We have yet to meet another Richard or any derivative in any school class or outside activity.

In 1st grade he had two Greyson's, and two Harrison's in the same class. He's had numerous friends named Blake, Chase and Chandler.

People try to be so original but, IMO it comes off as contrived. Most of the names I hear today probably come from their mom's favorite soap opera.
20 posted on 08/12/2005 6:53:52 AM PDT by Republican Red (''Van der Sloot" is Dutch for ''Kennedy.")
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To: Republican Red
Some background:

My wife and I are caucasian, and I guess we'd be considered upper income here in TN.

Our children are named Will (William) and Katie (Katherine).

Look how WHITE they are!

Silly.

47 posted on 08/12/2005 7:01:10 AM PDT by Warren_Piece (Large buttocks are pleasing to me, nor am I able to lie concerning this matter)
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To: Republican Red
My eight year old son is named Richard and he goes by Ricky. We have yet to meet another Richard or any derivative in any school class or outside activity.

My nephew is named Richard. And for fun, the first thing we do at my house on Sunday morning is turn to the birth announcements and find out what names parents have decided to hang on their unfortunate children. To me, the best present you can give a child after birth is a name he or she will not have to change upon attaining majority through utter embarrassment.

82 posted on 08/12/2005 7:37:13 AM PDT by Colonel_Flagg (Skol Vikings.)
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