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Anonymous wrote:Why do I feel like a bunch of 12 year olds have just taken over this thread?

It does sound like it.

Why do you let your 12 year old say bitch and fuck

Anonymous wrote:Lee
Jessica

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Anonymous wrote:Madison
Kayla/Kaylee
Zoe
Savannah
Logan

This is a great list. Definitely hate all of these.

These are great names! You people are be-yotches. what are your names????

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Anonymous wrote:Why do I feel like a bunch of 12 year olds have just taken over this thread?

It does sound like it.

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Anonymous wrote:Madison
Kayla/Kaylee
Zoe
Savannah
Logan

This is a great list. Definitely hate all of these.

These are great names! You people are be-yotches. what are your names????

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Laurel
Georgia
Austin
London

Huh, Laurel seems out of place here. It's a nature name, not an obvious place name.

It's been on 2 shows I watch lately (Arrow and Lying Game), and I dig it. But I dislike overused/popular names.

Anonymous wrote:Any name that "screams" a particular century- Linda, Susan, Barbara, etc. in the 1950s and 60s, Jennifer, Jason, Michelle, etc. in the 70s and 80s, Jessica, Jacob, Ashley, Taylor in the 90s, and Aidan, Madison, Sophia, Isabella, Liam, etc. in the 2000s. Girls names are much more susceptible to this, I have noticed.

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Anonymous wrote:I hate when people actually give their child a nickname as a full name. It is just wrong. Nicknames are cute and endearing but people deserve proper names folks. Jack is a nickname. John is a proper name. Charlie is a nickname. Charles is a proper name. Give your child a chance at a good job and some dignity. Don't set your child up by giving him or her a cutesy name in place of a proper name. Don't make up names. Don't spell names in an odd way. It's not cute. It's not fun. It's not special. What it is, is a crappy thing to do to a person. You may as well attach an addendum to your child's birth certificate that says, "I come from a low class and uneducated background," OR, "my mom was a striper with a 6th grade education."

John is a New Testament name. If you name your son John, just call him John. For Jews, Jack is a first proper first name. In fact, it is for non-Jews too. It's hit the "proper" name status. Deal with it. Signed, a mom who did not name her son John or Jack.

I had a boss named Ricky. That poor man had to use his proper-nickname on all his work documents. That was awful. Jack, can be Jack, who cares.

Hey Dumb Fuck, Jack is a common nickname for John (just like John (Jack) Kennedy).

Our son's name is John--named after several relatives on both sides. Jack is his nickname given the fact there are so many John's.

What I read is a whole lot of ignorance on this thread.

Anonymous wrote:Why do I feel like a bunch of 12 year olds have just taken over this thread?

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Anonymous wrote:Haha losers. My kids name hasn't been posted :p and it's in the top 20 for boys. Nanni Nanni Boo Boo you smell like dog doo

I hope it's not fucking 'Jacob'. I hate that one.

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Anonymous wrote:Haha losers. My kids name hasn't been posted :p and it's in the top 20 for boys. Nanni Nanni Boo Boo you smell like dog doo

I hope it's not fucking 'Jacob'. I hate that one.

Anonymous wrote:I think these threads are just mean and hurtful.

These are kids. People take a lot of thought when naming their kid.

You have no idea what is behind it--cultural, named after somebody, etc.

I really would like these type of threads to just vanish.