Most unusual name of a child you know personally
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Anonymous
No way. |
Anonymous
' A kid in HS was Attila. He was Turkish. |
Anonymous
| I had an adult ESL student from the middle east. She named her daughter --born in the USA -- Cinderella. |
Anonymous
Milo is a perfectly nice name. Ive known dogs named Charlotte and Michael. Would you not use those because of it? |
Anonymous
There's a difference between dogs with people names, and people with dog names. |
Anonymous
| Bambi. That is her full legal first name. |
Anonymous
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I heard of a family that named their kids after LOST (the tv show) characters. Locke (boy), Charlie (girl) and so on.
One name I of a former classmate's child: Storey. I kinda like that. |
Anonymous
| I substitute teach and once had a student named Cinnamon. |
Anonymous
No there isnt..only to you |
Anonymous
I’ve also known a Storey, and I think it’s a cute name for a girl. The weird one’s I’ve known are Atlas and Maverick. |
Anonymous
| My friends kid Abcde. |
Anonymous
| My kid had a classmate named Semen - they were Northern European. |
Anonymous
That’s hilarious because I was at a kids party type venue and there was a party going on for a kid named Jru. I assume a boy based on the decorations but not entirely sure. |
Anonymous
| A boy named Fox. |
Anonymous
| My niece named her son after her violently abusive loser grandfather who died penniless and alone - estranged from everyone he had ever known. |