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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Kemp and Sloan are some names younger friends have chosen.
I find the name Kemp extremely weird 
I always associate it with kelp. And then hemp.
The Kemp parents then had twins, a boy and a girl. I know which is which but everyone else gets confused.
Brit is the boy. Dell is the girl.
My mom argued with me that Brit is the girl. It HAS to be. Because Brit sounds like it's short with Britney.
[b]Nope Boomer, you're missing the point[/b].[/quote]\

No need to be rude to your mom.  Those are stupid names.  Not Boomer.[/quote]

I'm not saying it's Boomerish to think those are dumb names. What I am saying is she is missing the whole point of how they chose to name their male twin Brit. Even knowing that Brit is more associated with a female name, Britney. The point that many Boomers like my mom miss is that names are interchanged among genders, they don't feel any stigma attached to a boy having a name that they (my parents) associate with a girl.[/quote]

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