Most pretentious name you've heard?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Beau

+1 Also any nicknames for III or IV, etc: Trip, Chip

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:See, and I think the most pretentious name is any name the parents follow up with "it's a family name." The more posh and/or obscure, the more pretentious this is, but you can make any name pretentious by adding those four words.

"Frank. It's a family name."

"Olivia. It's a family name."

"Jed. It's a family name."

And so on. Nothing wrong with using a family name, but advertising this is pretentious.

+1 Especially if it's an extra-regular names like James or John. Everybody has those in their family.

[Anonymous]

Astrid

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:caroline, alexandra, claudia

What? Why?

[Anonymous]

Horace
Maximilian

[Anonymous]

Beckett (as in Samuel Beckett)

[Anonymous]

Jebedillion Maxibux Buckinghamshire.

[Anonymous]

Mary

Just kidding 😀

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Beckett (as in Samuel Beckett)

Multiple former high school classmates in my lower middle class hometown in North Carolina have sons named Beckett. I think of that as a name in the same genre as Brayden, Jaxon, etc.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Astrid

Arse turd??

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Mercedes. Who names their kid that????

It’s a common Hispanic name

[Anonymous]

I know a girl named Ford.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Beau

+1 Also any nicknames for III or IV, etc: Trip, Chip

+1

YEah, GTFOH with your Southern BS. And stop reproducing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:caroline, alexandra, claudia

What? Why?

Too many syllables?

[Anonymous]

Brooks Michael Everett Morgan

That is one name (minus the last).

Harrison