Spread a Little on Me ( Stupid baby names)

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[finnman69]

Madison just makes me think of strippers and porn stars.

[girlscout]

What about the poor girl who was stuck with the name Anita Mann.

[Captainpaintball]

It's yet another example of the very worst of urban "welfare class" values spreading into, and watering down, the values of the rest of America. Like single motherhood, baggy pants, bad language/slang, and rap music, naming children ridiculous names in a feeble, false attempt at "individuality" is the next, logical point in the downward spiral that is American culture. The more ridiculous the names, the more dire the condition of the culture.

[tnlibertarian]

My wife went to school with a Krista. Not really odd, until you add her middle and last names and get Krista Chanda Lear.

[labowski]

I hereby submit two actual people I met:

Rankin Cooter (he has daughters too, I hope they got married)

Robert Bushyhead

[ErnBatavia]

http://www.memfrica.com/baby_names.html

[oyez]

Xelent!

[jiggyboy]

"Latrina" is indeed a name easily found on the internet. Looks like Hispanics, mostly. I don't know what it means in English.

[freedumb2003]

>>Rebekah<<

I hope you spelled that "Rebecca" or else you are in the same category as those that use "Teighlor."

[Ol' Sox]

...and his brother, Nopar.

[T Minus Four]

Some people I knew some years back, with the last name of "Rose", named their little girl "Desiree". I always wondered what club she must be stripping in by now.

[dware]

When my wife was pregnant with our son, I wanted to name him Harley. That way, when someone asked who he was, they could be told "That's Harley, David's son."

We named him Nathan. He goes by "Bubba". That's him seated to the left of me in the pic below.

[ken5050]

Five years AFTER "Summer of 42" opened, and revealed Jennifer O'Neil to the world....something like 50%+ of the girls in kindergarten classes in some Westchester school districts were named "jennifer".....the teachers called them, Jennifer 1, jennifer 2...etc..

[TonyInOhio]

I agree. Naming kids is getting out of hand. A knew a Celinda, once. Except it was spelled Xelenda.

A girl in my daughter's dance class was given the catchy moniker "Dakota"; 'cept, someone had trouble with the spelling, and it came out as Decoda. De-Co-Da.

Huked on Foniks werked for me. :-)

Tony

[P.O.E.]

Never mind the seemingly-ouija-board inspired "invented spelling" names that seem to be endemic in public schools.

[coder2]

I knew a couple who named their boy Justin Tyme

UGH !!!

[SubSailor]

Reminds me of Kay Elemenope. (When prounouncing the second name, think "Penelope")

[E Rocc]

And then there was the lady who named her son after the sign she saw on ther way to the emergency room...'Nosmo king'.

That was referenced in Unintended Consequences during the part where they explained how "G. G. Jackson" got her name. :snicker:

-Eric

[tnlibertarian]

Brochi

How is that pronounced?

[gov_bean_ counter]

I also knew a Misty Frost in college

I knew a Candi Kane, I kid you not.