Most "Uh, hmmmmm" baby name you've ever encountered.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I'm a former teacher, so I've seen a lot of uh, hmmmmm names in my day. Here are a few of the top contenders.


(sibling sets)
Haven, Halo, and Hunter
Harrison and Lennon (kinda cute)
Jenna and Janna (that was hell on a teacher, they were twins)
Huntington (like the crippling disease) and his older brother Charleston Heston (first and middle)
(kreative spelling)
Aliviyah
Peightahn
Bent'Leigh
Kloey
(Just horrible)[b]
Blakesley
Dusky
Braxton
Diesel
Braxlee

Can you beat me?

can you elaborate on what "Just horrible"?

Vomit inducing

[Anonymous]

Agrees/ 22:26. Trista (from the bachelorette show) named her kid Blakesley.

[Anonymous]

La-Shia. That would be Ladashia, obviously.

[Anonymous]

Kick - cute little girl

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Hunter - why name your kid that???
West
Sequoia

I like Hunter. I like Harper, too.

Hunter - kills animals
Harper - harpie/ harp on smth

These are the associations I have with these names, but I'd like to change my perception, esp. since they're becoming popular. I would really appreciate someone chiming in and giving me the background of these names, or more positive associations. I'm not being derisive - just an immigrant with ESL.

I love Harper, just because of Harper Lee. Hunter is a horrendous name, it has nothing but violent connetations and a prevalent name for rednecks.

PP here- Thanks!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hunter - why name your kid that???
West
Sequoia

Love Hunter and Seqoia

Sequoia is a tree, a conifer, ain't it?

Yes, an evergreen tree.

[Anonymous]

E Lois. Her mother named her "Heloise" but she insists it is E pause Lois!

[Anonymous]

Happy

[Anonymous]

Martin Martin (first and last name)

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hunter - why name your kid that???
West
Sequoia

I like Hunter. I like Harper, too.

Hunter - kills animals
Harper - harpie/ harp on smth

These are the associations I have with these names, but I'd like to change my perception, esp. since they're becoming popular. I would really appreciate someone chiming in and giving me the background of these names, or more positive associations. I'm not being derisive - just an immigrant with ESL.

I love Harper, just because of Harper Lee. Hunter is a horrendous name, it has nothing but violent connetations and a prevalent name for rednecks.

Got it. Your a bigot.

I don't think you know the definition of "bigot", the people whom name their children "Hunter" are usually the bigoted, racist, gay-hating ones.

Wow way to paint everyone named Hunter with a broad brush. That's a lot of anger for a simple cute name. Did a guy named Hunter dump you or something? I happen to like the name Hunter (and I'm black) it's the name of the star character from one of my fav tv shows from the 80s.

[Anonymous]

I went to college with a Chloe, pronounced "Chole".

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hunter - why name your kid that???
West
Sequoia

Hunter and West are not uncommon.

[Anonymous]

I don't really get the anger against the name Hunter - it's not something I personally would name my child, but it's actually a fairly common name, especially among WASPs. I actually know several WASPy Hunters from New England, and no what you call "redneck" Hunters (and I do know my share of people from rural/southern/agricultural regions).

[Anonymous]

Watching the birthday scroll during the Chica show and saw this zinger: Kolaiah. No clue how to pronounce it.

[Anonymous]

What is so bad about Haven?