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A baby girl born today in South Carolina, hours before the total solar eclipse, has been legally named Eclipse.
Eclipse Alizabeth Eubanks came into the world at 8:04 a.m. weighing 6 pounds, 3 ounces and measuring 19 inches long, Greenville Memorial Hospital in Greenville, South Carolina, confirmed to ABC News. https://www.yahoo.com/gma/baby-girl-named-eclipse-born-sc-day-total-181604076--abc-news-parenting.html |
| Dear god please don't let her grow up to be a lady of the night. |
| Well her middle name is Alizabeth so her parents were going to screw up naming her no matter what they did. At least "Eclipse" has a backstory. |
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She has to live with that name forever. Bless her heart.
She's less than 24-hours old and already has a college nickname: Tipsy Clipsy. |
| Poor girl never had a chance. |
| Eclipse wouldn't be my choice, but I've heard worse. The only thing I really don't like is the spelling "Alizabeth." I suppose they didn't want her initials to be EEE for some reason? |
Mom has a tit tattoo and an eyebrow piercing....I'm not expecting much. |
| I actually don't hate this, and I'm usually in the no-unique-names-EVAH! chorus. I have more of a problem with "Alizabeth" and with how "Eclipse" works with the last name than I do with the actual name "Eclipse." |
Wouldn't want to saddle the kid with a matchy-matchy name, so Eclipse Alizabeth it is! |
I want to tell you you're wrong for making assumptions about people but.... Yea, you're right. |
I'd rather hang out with people who name their baby Eclipse Alizabeth than people who make nasty anonymous on-line comments about people who name their baby Eclipse Alizabeth. |
I'm more offended by Alizabeth. E3 would be a cute nickname.
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Have at it. |
| In an archive, I came across a newspaper article about a baby girl born in Baltimore when the Orioles were in the World Series: Orioletta. I kind of like event names. |
Areola what now? |