Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I just saw the name Anniston for the first time.
That could well be a family name, though I can only see Jennifer Anniston when I read the name.
Doubt it. Especially since it's not even Jennifer Anniston's real name. She's Greek. Her real name is Annistakosanopolis or something.

Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I just saw the name Anniston for the first time.
That could well be a family name, though I can only see Jennifer Anniston when I read the name.
Anonymous wrote:I just saw the name Anniston for the first time.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I just saw the name Anniston for the first time.
Anonymous wrote:I just saw the name Anniston for the first time.

Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Don't feel bad - my kid's name is hated and spelled stupidly per dcum. Does it really matter what others think, though?
I know about ten boys named Jaden and it doesn't make me hate the name. (not saying this is your child's name). If one's name was spelled Jayden I would think t was a stupid spelling but would use it to describe him. Jayden with a "Y". We already have "Neighbor Jaden" "Across the Street Jaden" "Cousin Jaden" Some of these kids share common last names or last initials.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Natalie
It's actually a nice name, but was ruined by a stuck up college classmate who would always correct anyone who pronounced her name with the typical American enunciation (Nad-ah-lee). She'd always say "It's Nat-uh-lee" with extra emphasis on the "t".
I have a friend whose name is spelled Nathalie. Her mother is from Luxembourg, and I believe that is the European way of spelling the name.
Wouldn't you be pissed if someone mispronounced your name?
As a Natalie, I feel uniquely qualified to answer this. No, I don't give a rat's ass how people pronounce my name. I've been called all sorts of things (Mataly, Nathalie with the 'th' said like in 'the', Madeline, to name a few), and I don't really care.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Natalie
It's actually a nice name, but was ruined by a stuck up college classmate who would always correct anyone who pronounced her name with the typical American enunciation (Nad-ah-lee). She'd always say "It's Nat-uh-lee" with extra emphasis on the "t".
I have a friend whose name is spelled Nathalie. Her mother is from Luxembourg, and I believe that is the European way of spelling the name.
Wouldn't you be pissed if someone mispronounced your name?
Anonymous wrote:Jackson
Landon...LandenKennedy
Tyler
Jordan
Anonymous wrote:
The seventies names are pretty awful. If anyone names their kid "Rhonda" in this decade, just ugh...