Anonymous
04/16/2013 02:32
Subject: Since when is Mila a nickname for Margaret?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Since mila kunis became a star. That's when
Mila Kunis is a Russian-born Jew. Her original name is Ludmila, shortned to Mila (Meelah) for convenience. How this relates to Bush's granddaughter, I have no idea.
She was born in the Ukraine, not Russia. And her name was Milena. Facts are SO inconvenient.
Anonymous
04/16/2013 02:29
Subject: Since when is Mila a nickname for Margaret?
Anonymous wrote:OP here. Wow, only in DC would this become a partisan issue!? Although I am no fan of either George Bush, I would have asked the same question if my best friend had chosen this name. I love the idea of naming your child after her grandmothers, I just don't get the Mila part. The PP with the Margaret Louise "Marlo" makes sense and is very cute, since it is a combination of the two names. I just don't think Mila is really a combination of Margaret Laura and it isn't a nickname for Margaret so it seems weird to me, like she wanted trendy and tradition at the same time.
Plus I think Margaret on its own is a pretty name and Maggie is a cute nickname. But this is just my opinion and since people discuss baby names here I wondered what other people thought. No need to call me a b#tch!!
Oh, I'm just so innocent!!
Snort.
Anonymous
04/15/2013 23:29
Subject: Since when is Mila a nickname for Margaret?
Anonymous wrote:Since mila kunis became a star. That's when
Mila Kunis is a Russian-born Jew. Her original name is Ludmila, shortned to Mila (Meelah) for convenience. How this relates to Bush's granddaughter, I have no idea.
Anonymous
04/15/2013 23:13
Subject: Re:Since when is Mila a nickname for Margaret?
When you're a whitey and want to seem hip and multicultural.
Anonymous
04/15/2013 23:12
Subject: Since when is Mila a nickname for Margaret?
Anonymous wrote:I think Mila is a gorgeous name. Love that there is something behind it too. My pet peeve is when people use names like Jack-- as a name. Not Jackson or John, just Jack.
It was good enough for Jack Roosevelt Robinson. Jack can be a standalone name.