Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Kai is the worst

There was a Kai at my DC's preschool. He was mouthy, obnoxious, and rude.

Well that proves it then.

Anonymous wrote:Kai is the worst

There was a Kai at my DC's preschool. He was mouthy, obnoxious, and rude.

Anonymous wrote:Brooke
Sloane
Skylar
Ian
Brittany
Lily

too many to name all...

Sounds like the mean girls club at a private school!

I hate hippie/nature/season names - Windy, Rain, River, Stormy, Sunshine, Autumn, Summer, Rainbow.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Zoe. It sounds like some sort of disease- "my child was infected with Zoe..."

This is my problem with Addison. Except that it's actually a disease.

Horrible.

It's a disease named after a person. If you're going to hate all person names that have been associated with diseases, that's a long list! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_eponymously_named_diseases

Brooke
Sloane
Skylar
Ian
Brittany
Lily

too many to name all...

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Naomi and Tallulah. I have the same reaction to those names that some people have to the word "moist". *shudder*

Oh, and Keith. Gah.

Oh no, it's the "Gah" poster - seriously, are you that cartoon character Cathy?

You realize you're even more annoying, right? We get it. "Gah" reminds you of Cathy.

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."

Ezra and Asa. Yes, they're legitimate names. They still sound horrible to me.

Alycesaundra

I was going to say Micah! I also dislike Lucas for no good reason. And Drew.

Anonymous wrote:Naomi and Tallulah. I have the same reaction to those names that some people have to the word "moist". *shudder*

Oh, and Keith. Gah.

Oh no, it's the "Gah" poster - seriously, are you that cartoon character Cathy?

Alexia. It means "inability to read."

Anything ending with an "i".

Anonymous wrote:Zoe. It sounds like some sort of disease- "my child was infected with Zoe..."

This is my problem with Addison. Except that it's actually a disease.

Horrible.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Henry
Owen
George

Beatrice

I have a son named George. It is a family name and I'll concede it's not for everyone. It took a while for the name to grow on me enough to consider using it but it totally suits my son. I was afraid people would think it was too "old" of a name for a little boy but have since met quite a number of young Georges. I think every single one was also named after family

Oh, and to the poster who thinks it sounds too British, in our case it is Welsh.