Names you HATE

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[Post New]07/14/2013 17:58
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Anonymous
A little off topic but our dog is named Rigley after the movement to "wriggle" because she was a very squirmy puppy. Our original name for her just didn't fit, and we get asked all the time if we're from Chicago. We're not, and it never even crossed our minds that there were so many dogs named this out there
[Post New]07/14/2013 19:49
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Anonymous
Blair. For some reason it strikes me as a name a mean girl would have and it's too similar to the word "blah."
[Post New]07/14/2013 23:19
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Henry
Owen
George

Beatrice


We have 2 of the 4. And LOVE the names!
[Post New]07/15/2013 00:33
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Anonymous
Tagg and Trig.

What were they thinking?
[Post New]07/15/2013 13:13
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Tagg and Trig.

What were they thinking?


well, you're assuming thinking is something that woman is capable of....
[Post New]07/16/2013 00:10
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Anonymous
Madison. Just an awful name and so cutesy.
Named after Madison Avenue - why not Broadway or West Side Highway?

Also not a fan of names like Bronx, Brooklyn, Paris and all other names of cities.

Tagg and Trig are pretty bad. Willow wasn't a great choice either for Palin but she isn't known for making good decisions I suppose.
[Post New]07/16/2013 09:10
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Anonymous
Aubrey

Avery

Any name that could be used for either gender

Made up names
[Post New]07/16/2013 09:12
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Anonymous
i don't like names that are used when you have zero ethnic, historical, cultural, or familial ties to them. just sounds stupid.
[Post New]07/17/2013 19:59
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Anonymous
[quote=Anonymous]i don't like names that are used when you have zero ethnic, historical, cultural, or familial ties to them. just sounds stupid.[/quote]

+10,000
[Post New]07/17/2013 20:43
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Madison. Just an awful name and so cutesy.
Named after Madison Avenue - why not Broadway or West Side Highway?

Also not a fan of names like Bronx, Brooklyn, Paris and all other names of cities.

Tagg and Trig are pretty bad. Willow wasn't a great choice either for Palin but she isn't known for making good decisions I suppose.[/quote

I'm no fan of any of the Palin names, but at least Willow, Bristol and Piper sound like names. Tagg and Trig and Track are... sounds. And don't match the others. Just weird.
[Post New]07/17/2013 21:08
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Anonymous
As nasty as some of you are, please tell me you are showing your contempt of a child's name in front of them. Not even cringing a bit.
[Post New]07/17/2013 21:08
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Anonymous
Bonnie
Star
Diamond
Crystal
Where are the clear heels?
[Post New]07/17/2013 21:12
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:As nasty as some of you are, please tell me you are showing your contempt of a child's name in front of them. Not even cringing a bit.
Sorry....are NOT showing your contempt.....
[Post New]07/17/2013 21:26
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Anonymous
Hannah. I hate how it sounds and looks.
Katie (I like Kate, but not Katie; unfortunately there's just no escaping the "ie" when you're young, I guess)
Chloe. Just too many consonants.
Simon. Blech!
Kaitlyn/Catelyn
Maddie (same reasons as Hannah)
Luke/Lucas
Griffin
Riley
[Post New]07/17/2013 21:42
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Blair. For some reason it strikes me as a name a mean girl would have and it's too similar to the word "blah."


One of my best friends in all of the world is named Blair. He's not a mean girl and never would have been.
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