Anonymous
Post 07/03/2014 13:34     Subject: Most unusual name of a child you know personally
Twins: Edward & Isabella

(the Twilight leads)

If the mom is reading this board, we (your co-workers) love the names -- they are good names, and years from now people won't make the connection -- but we all thought it was a bit of a strange choice initially. We still love you though
Anonymous
Post 07/03/2014 13:27     Subject: Most unusual name of a child you know personally
Hythe
Bethel (pronounced beetle)
Kurticio
Anonymous
Post 07/03/2014 13:18     Subject: Most unusual name of a child you know personally
Ryelle (pronounced Rye-elle) - a good friend of mine named her daughter this

My husband taught:
Sedan DaVille (I PROMISE I am not making that up)

Precious & Miranda (my 2nd cousins - both by the same father)

Ransom Fox (schoolmate of my kid - somehow I think this is kinda cool though

I've also know folks named: Dorcas, Hayes, Hill (short of Hilliard - apparently a family name), and Gay (great aunt)

DD's middle name is Autumn - I guess that's kinda strange too But I love it.
Anonymous
Post 07/03/2014 13:12     Subject: Most unusual name of a child you know personally
Anonymous wrote:When I was in rural Honduras there was a little blonde baby named Elder. They named him after his dad.

AHAHAHA! Now brace yourself for the lightning strike.
Anonymous
Post 07/03/2014 13:07     Subject: Most unusual name of a child you know personally
Anonymous wrote:A little girl named Poe. I asked Poe's mom if her daughter was named after Edgar Allen and without hesitation, she said, "it's Peace on Earth."


PURITY OF ESSENCE!!!
Anonymous
Post 07/03/2014 11:15     Subject: Most unusual name of a child you know personally
There are several Aquanettas on Facebook. I could not find an M-A, but there is an Mdash Smooveguy (not sure if that is his real name or not)
Anonymous
Post 07/02/2014 13:05     Subject: Most unusual name of a child you know personally
Parents' last name is Walker. They named their first born Leia Sky. And they are hoping for a boy next, which they will name Luke Sky.

Duchess and Enchanted, unrelated to one another.

Achilles.

Madeinusa (pronounced Mah-dane-oosah), not a kid, though, she is a girl from South America that I went to high school with in NJ.

Adult. He's actually an adult now, but I've known him since we were 5.
Anonymous
Post 07/02/2014 12:03     Subject: Most unusual name of a child you know personally
I went to school with a "Shithead," pronounced Shetheed.
Anonymous
Post 07/02/2014 11:39     Subject: Re:Most unusual name of a child you know personally
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
My in-laws have had a beagle in their home since my husband was a little boy. He named the first one Snoopy. When Snoopy got old and died, they eventually got another, and named him... Snoopy II, and continued the trend. When Snoopy III met an unfortunate and devastating end at the hands of a car, they decided to adopt two beagles at the same time, and named them Snoopy IV and Snoopy V.

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This reminds me of the King of Queens episode where Doug was shocked to find out his parents' dog Rocky was really Rocky V and had been switched out 5 times over 30 years and that it wasn't the same Rocky he had as a child, lol, the parents pretended it was the same dog-
Anonymous
Post 06/19/2014 09:35     Subject: Most unusual name of a child you know personally
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Rian (boy. Pronounced Ryan)


I new a Rian in HS but was a girl, along with her sister Geremy ("jeremy"). Her mother was a little bit of a feminist...


Is giving your daughters boys' names except spelled differently what feminists do? Darn it, I knew I should have read through my feminist contract more carefully before I signed.


Me, too. I guess I've already been disbarred though since my two have conventionally spelled female names.
Anonymous
Post 06/19/2014 09:31     Subject: Most unusual name of a child you know personally
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Rian (boy. Pronounced Ryan)


I new a Rian in HS but was a girl, along with her sister Geremy ("jeremy"). Her mother was a little bit of a feminist...


Is giving your daughters boys' names except spelled differently what feminists do? Darn it, I knew I should have read through my feminist contract more carefully before I signed.
Anonymous
Post 06/19/2014 09:16     Subject: Most unusual name of a child you know personally
Anonymous wrote:
Rian (boy. Pronounced Ryan)


I new a Rian in HS but was a girl, along with her sister Geremy ("jeremy"). Her mother was a little bit of a feminist...
Anonymous
Post 06/19/2014 08:12     Subject: Most unusual name of a child you know personally
Molleigh (just a horrendous spelling)
Auden (boy)
Lennox
Collins (girl)
Rian (boy. Pronounced Ryan)
Anonymous
Post 06/19/2014 00:52     Subject: Most unusual name of a child you know personally
When I was in HS there was a 5 year in the camp I worked at name Bucko. I sometimes what every happened to him. He would be in his late 20s now.
Anonymous
Post 06/18/2014 17:45     Subject: Most unusual name of a child you know personally
College -> Pixi
Student Teacher -> Laken (girl)