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  1. #81
    Quote Originally Posted by NMSquirrel View Post
    i have said it here before..

    Tim if it is spoken
    Timothy if it is written..
    Little Timmy, I like that. <Just Kidding>

  2. #82
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    Quote Originally Posted by KilljoyKlown View Post
    Little Timmy, I like that. <Just Kidding>
    Timmy grew up..

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    Ok. Mr. Timothy didn't see that earlier post. I know lots of Tim's now like 4 an now there's you. That name had. To make #1.
    What a trendy name.

  4. #84
    All right then It's only fair to have The Most Hated Baby Names then:
    Nevaeh ("Heaven" spelled backward and one of the most divisive names around, according to Wattenberg.)
    Destiny (People dislike names that confer a virtue onto a child, Wattenberg said — and many felt associated this name with exotic dancers.)
    Madison
    Mackenzie
    McKenna
    Addison (An example of a masculine named turned feminine, which many people dislike, Wattenberg said)
    Gertrude (People said this name is "ugly.")
    Kaitlyn (For its "made-up" spelling.)
    Makayla
    Bertha
    Hope

    Boys:
    Jayden
    Brayden
    Aiden
    Kaden (These rhyming names struck many as overdone, Wattenberg reported.)
    Hunter (Too much like a last name or "too violent.")
    Hayden
    Bentley (People dislike brand-name names, Wattenberg found, calling them "trashy")
    Tristan
    Michael (Too boring, according to some.)
    Jackson

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    What's going on here? (Names in red, also on most popular list)

    Most Hated List

    Girls:
    Nevaeh
    Destiny
    Madison
    Mackenzie
    McKenna
    Addison
    Gertrude
    Kaitlyn
    Makayla
    Bertha
    Hope

    Boys:
    Jayden
    Brayden
    Aiden
    Kaden
    Hunter
    Hayden
    Bentley
    Tristan
    Michael
    Jackson

    Most Popular List

    BOYS

    1. Jacob
    2. Mason
    3. William
    4. Jayden
    5. Noah
    6. Michael
    7. Ethan
    8. Alexander
    9. Aiden
    10. Daniel

    GIRLS

    1. Sophia
    2. Isabella
    3. Emma
    4. Olivia
    5. Ava
    6. Emily
    7. Abigail
    8. Madison
    9. Mia
    10. Chloe

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    What's going on?
    It depends on whether you ask the person doing the naming or the one upon whom the name is bestowed.

    Words are very powerful in their influence and the name by which one shall be called from birth until death can have considerable effect upon a person.

    That is why in some cultures the naming is deferred briefly while consideration is given to the naming process.

    In Canada, it is possible to legally change your name.

    A name can seemingly convey a lot about a person — whether it's an accurate representation or not. And, that explains why some people opt to change their moniker.
    Most applications must include a statement about why the name change is being requested, and of course, the proposed name.

    Evaluation criteria vary by jurisdiction, but in general, a name change is granted if there is good reason.
    http://www.cbc.ca/news/background/na...ge/how-to.html

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    I can't stand the use of last names as first names. Let's have a Madison Madison. McKenna McKenna? No? Then stop using it as a first name, asshole.

  8. #88
    Quote Originally Posted by GeoffP View Post
    I can't stand the use of last names as first names. Let's have a Madison Madison. McKenna McKenna? No? Then stop using it as a first name, asshole.
    What about people who's last name is a popular first name? Jacob Jacobs or Jim James

  9. #89
    Quote Originally Posted by scheherazade View Post
    It depends on whether you ask the person doing the naming or the one upon whom the name is bestowed.

    Words are very powerful in their influence and the name by which one shall be called from birth until death can have considerable effect upon a person.

    That is why in some cultures the naming is deferred briefly while consideration is given to the naming process.

    In Canada, it is possible to legally change your name.




    http://www.cbc.ca/news/background/na...ge/how-to.html
    Good point. I think most everybody has fantasized about having another name. When it comes right down to it, it's very hard to make that decision, and if you do, what are you going to tell your parents about why?

    The emotions involved in a name change must be very strong. Case in point, it took me over a month to settle on a forum name and I still get to keep my real name.

  10. #90
    Quote Originally Posted by KilljoyKlown View Post
    Good point. I think most everybody has fantasized about having another name. When it comes right down to it, it's very hard to make that decision, and if you do, what are you going to tell your parents about why?

    The emotions involved in a name change must be very strong. Case in point, it took me over a month to settle on a forum name and I still get to keep my real name.
    I have a cousin who named her daughter Aniel.

    Frankly, if her daughter gets her name changed, I don't think the decision will be a hard one. Especially when one considers how she is teased constantly..

    I mean really.. Aniel. How and why could you do that to your own child. Any child.

    It's like children who are named after fruit. Or when parents call their daughters Fifi.. And then try and claim 'it's oh so French'.. Sure, if you're a friggin' poodle.

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    Quote Originally Posted by KilljoyKlown View Post
    What about people who's last name is a popular first name? Jacob Jacobs or Jim James
    Or Dave Allen.

    Well, such people are clearly atheists! That's what!

  12. #92
    Quote Originally Posted by Bells View Post
    I have a cousin who named her daughter Aniel.

    Frankly, if her daughter gets her name changed, I don't think the decision will be a hard one. Especially when one considers how she is teased constantly..

    I mean really.. Aniel. How and why could you do that to your own child. Any child.

    It's like children who are named after fruit. Or when parents call their daughters Fifi.. And then try and claim 'it's oh so French'.. Sure, if you're a friggin' poodle.
    After doing a search on weird people names, I see your point very clearly. Any female with a first name of Anita will forever be suspect in my mind now.

    Adam Baum atom bomb
    aitor mitrousers I tore my trousers!
    Al Kaholic
    Al K. Holic alchoholic
    Al Bino albino
    Allota Dick
    Alotta Fagina
    Amanda Hugenkiss a man to hug and kiss
    Amanda Reckonwith
    Anass Rhammar Taxi cab driver
    Anita Dick I need a dick
    Anita Bath
    Anita Potty
    Anita Peter
    Anita Roddick
    Anita Bonia
    Anita Moorehead
    Anita Goodsheet
    Anita Cathider
    April Showers
    Arya Reddy Are Ya Ready?
    B. O'Problem
    Barb B. Cue
    Barbara(Barb) D. Wire
    Barbie Dahl
    Barry Abone
    Barry Schmelly
    Barry McCockiner
    Belle E. Flopp
    For more weird Names: http://www.funnynames.com/funny_names_for_people/page/2

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    I know one Anita. She goes by Nita though

  14. #94
    Quote Originally Posted by R1D2 View Post
    I know one Anita. She goes by Nita though
    I went to high school with an Anita, but can't remember what her last name was.

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    This ones engaged.

  16. #96
    Quote Originally Posted by GeoffP View Post
    I can't stand the use of last names as first names. Let's have a Madison Madison. McKenna McKenna? No? Then stop using it as a first name, asshole.
    Sure, but some people just can't help it. I knew a guy, Martin Frank who had endless trouble because of his name. Then there is Alexander Pope!

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    My guidance counselor's second son's name was Donald.

    Which would have been fine if his last name hadn't been Duck.

    This is a true story.

  18. #98
    Quote Originally Posted by GeoffP View Post
    My guidance counselor's second son's name was Donald.

    Which would have been fine if his last name hadn't been Duck.

    This is a true story.
    I don't doubt you. So was the eldest boy named Daffy?

  19. #99
    Quote Originally Posted by Epictetus View Post
    I don't doubt you. So was the eldest boy named Daffy?
    How about Sitting?

    Can you imagine how that kid would feel sitting in class waiting for his name to be called? At least April Showers has some incentive to get married ASAP. But if your a boy, all you can do is change your name in the courts or lie through your teeth until you can change it.

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    or be homeschooled

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