Most "Uh, hmmmmm" baby name you've ever encountered.
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| Jogedesh Joram rath |
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Girl named Arizona
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Anonymous
| Bright cox girl name |
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And there are two of them. There's a checker at my grocery store whose nametag says Tequilla. (Two Ls) A friend in retail told me that many people use a name different from their own on their nametags, to stymie potential stalkers. I'm hoping that's what's going on with Tequilla. |
Anonymous
| Alpechino (say it out loud). No lie. |
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Urinalysis
Male (pronounced Molly) Female (pronounced Fuh Molly) |
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my DH had a set of twins in his school growing up named "Boya" and "Boyb"
because they were labeled "Boy A" and Boy B" by the hospital when they were both. Their parents, Korean immigrants, thought the hospital had named them. On their own, they aren't really that bad but knowing why that's their names makes them great. At least it's a great story behind the names. |
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We considered Zepher. I like it. |
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At the drop off center at our YMCA, one mom was calling "Phoenix! Phoenix! Time to go!" and the mother next to her was calling "Denver! Denver! Let's go!" |
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My 5th grade math teacher was Dick Long. Real name Richard, but he went by Dick.
Needless to say, back in the day of the California Achievement Test where last name went first, first name last, this was good for about a month's worth of 5th grade giggles. |
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Urban legend. |
Anonymous
Nope. Nursery nurse in DC in the 70s. |
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The "male"/"female" story has floated around for years and is an urban legend. |
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Agree on the male/female and la-a urban legends. We've all heard those time and again. In the same vein as Lemonjello, Shithead, Nosmo King, Usnavy and Usmail...
However, back in the day when the Washington Post used to publish the birth announcements in the Thursday DC local edition, there were some doozies. I swear on my life I read the following names in the WaPo over the years: Clinique Lexus (multiple times) Monet Monay Tanqueray and the big winner...Gin. I swear to god. |
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| I also personally knew a guy named Dejavu in 1993 in DC. |