Most unusual name of a child you know personally
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Anonymous
| first name Bladimir, last name Rojo. |
Anonymous
| I had a client named Alquadei. This was back in '01. Poor bastard. |
Anonymous
| Jhon (spelled like that) is somewhat popular in Colombia. |
Anonymous
| When I was in rural Honduras there was a little blonde baby named Elder. They named him after his dad. |
Anonymous
I know of 3, under the age of 10, but spelled Kason. |
Anonymous
| Reading a case right now, plf's name is Werquely Jeanini Almeida-Amaral. |
Anonymous
| A colleague previously worked for a preschool intervention program and said there were twins named Da'King and Da'Queen |
Anonymous
i like this name. |
Anonymous
My friend served in the Peace Corps in Ecuador, and found people named Stalin and Hitler, with families who really had no idea about the historical connections. These were children living in really remote areas, obviously. But interesting that those names would show up there. |
Anonymous
Not unusual in Hawaii. |
Anonymous
| James for a girl. Her parents call her James, not Jamie. |
Anonymous
| There is a (female) attorney I used to work with, now at DOJ, named Lasagne. |
Anonymous
| BANJO |
Anonymous
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I knew a Benjamin who went by Banjo. His parents are Phishheads, it works.
I met a girl today named Ocean. |
Anonymous
| A co-worker named her son Sir. She bragged how everyone, especially his teachers, would have to call him "sir". |