Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:On The Chew, there was "chef from the audience" lady or something who was excited to share her recipe, and talk about her pregnancy. It went something like this:
Pregnant Lady: It's a girl! I'm due June somethingsomething. Her name is Elle.
Mario Batali: Elle?
Pregnant Lady: Uh-huh.
Mario Batali: Like the magazine? French?
Pregnant Lady: Oh, I guess. Really?
Mario Batali: Yes, Elle. You're naming your child a French pronoun.
Pregnant Lady: Oh...
It had me laughing out loud, slapping my hands walrus-style that a woman is naming her child a French pronoun that simply means "She" - and she didn't even know it. But she was so excited and had the name picked out and everything. In the age of the internet, there is no excuse.
Guess nobody mentioned that to all the parents who named their girls 'Ella.'
Oh good for you. Laughing at people because they don't speak french. Maybe she was thinking Elle McPherson or Elle Woods. What an ass.
1) quote fail
2) I'm not making fun of someone not speaking French. I'm making fun of someone who picks out a name, and doesn't even do a quick Google search to know what they're naming their child. And it was hilarious! I love Batali!
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."
Also:
- Colby, like the cheese.
- Ransom. As in held for...
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Anonymous wrote:I hate that these threads always turn into light making fun of lower socio-economic status AA names. As if we're not familiar with the concept of this already...do we really need to ridicule people just to get a laugh at how black and (likely) poor they are? Come on.
Anonymous wrote:Payne. Family name, but still. Why would you name a kid pain?