s/o; does your name have a y in it and if so, are you low class?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:yes
born po' (we were so poor that we could not afford the other o or the r)
now upper middle

My daughter's does. But it's NEVER mentioned on this site, and it's as old as the hills!

So no . . . NOT low class.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Harry. Upper class but I like to play strip pool with girls I barely know.

[Anonymous]

You mean like Carolyn or Blythe? Or replacement letters like Fyona or Kyndra?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:yes
born po' (we were so poor that we could not afford the other o or the r)
now upper middle

My daughter's does. But it's NEVER mentioned on this site, and it's as old as the hills!

So no . . . NOT low class.

What is it!?

[Anonymous]

What do people think of Jaclyn? I can't help but think it is missing a few letters.

[Anonymous]

Has anyone read Freakonomics? It has a whole section dedicated to names and is quite interesting.

[Anonymous]

s/o can people please stop posting these asinine threads about tell me what it's like to be poor/rich/white trash/whatever?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:s/o can people please stop posting these asinine threads about tell me what it's like to be poor/rich/white trash/whatever?

Why don't you stop opening them?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What do people think of Jaclyn? I can't help but think it is missing a few letters.

It's like Carolyn to me, different pronunciation from Caroline. It won't get the jack-quah-lynn/jack-ull-lynn pronunciations. It would be jack-Lynn.

[Anonymous]

It is ending with an i or ie that is cheesy/low class, not a y.