If one truly loves one's child you do everything in his or her best interest. This would include giving the baby a respectable name that he or she will be proud of and not be ridiculed for.

Sorry but your statement does not hold up.

Anonymous wrote:They might not have had the same upbringing as you but just remember that many, if not most, of these names were picked out by someone who really loves that baby.

+1,000,000

They might not have had the same upbringing as you but just remember that many, if not most, of these names were picked out by someone who really loves that baby.

Puhleeze. I teach at an inner city school. Don't get me STARTED on the names. don't EVEN! Sometimes in the first few days of school, I can't call roll with a straight face. And not just the names but the spellings! Lawdy!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That little Breeze Beretta - she's a pistol.

*giggle*

And she'll be smoking hot, no doubt!

Anonymous wrote:You are nasty because why, now?

really?

You're supporting Breeze Beretta?

Geez... Makes Jezebel and Deliha seem like nice names.

Anonymous wrote:That little Breeze Beretta - she's a pistol.

Well, if you have to name your kid after a firearm, at least that's better than calling her AK-47 or Uzi

Chlamydia (not sure of the spelling, but my doctor sister came across a baby with that name!!).

Anonymous wrote:I will now forever think the Remington in my child's class was named after a gun.

Remington Steele!


There's a girl at my son's school whose full name is Precious Angel. I'd rather have a gun name.

Anonymous wrote:That little Breeze Beretta - she's a pistol.

*giggle*

Anonymous wrote:I will now forever think the Remington in my child's class was named after a gun.

I know a Remi and a Remy. It's a French name.

That little Breeze Beretta - she's a pistol.

Candida. That's gotta be worse than Barretta.

I will now forever think the Remington in my child's class was named after a gun.