#2 2008-07-31 16:47:55
How about "Victimus Neglectus
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#3 2008-07-31 18:22:23
Didn't the courts just rule these people have to stop?
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#4 2008-07-31 18:31:01
these are the white, equally idiotic equivalents of black names like "treyshawn" etc.
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#5 2008-07-31 18:55:59
and Blaniquewa
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#6 2008-07-31 18:56:12
Good Christ. When will the Whiteys stop giving their kids dumb names that are better suited for D&D, or the family fuckin' dog? I just want to barf every time I see a "Cody." Or worse: Occupation names, once just surnames, given to children as first names. Usually, these are upper-middle-class families, and if they had any goddamn idea what the hell they were doing, they'd realize Grandma-ma would never have allowed a "Hunter" or a "Tanner" in the house, because they stink, don't you know, and the only time a "Tyler" would be allowed in would be to replace the fuckin' floor. Gripes my ass.
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#7 2008-07-31 18:59:54
whiskytangofoxtrot wrote:
Good Christ. When will the Whiteys stop giving their kids dumb names that are better suited for D&D, or the family fuckin' dog? I just want to barf every time I see a "Cody." Or worse: Occupation names, once just surnames, given to children as first names. Usually, these are upper-middle-class families, and if they had any goddamn idea what the hell they were doing, they'd realize Grandma-ma would never have allowed a "Hunter" or a "Tanner" in the house, because they stink, don't you know, and the only time a "Tyler" would be allowed in would be to replace the fuckin' floor. Gripes my ass.
And the twin brothers that come over to do window treatments...Curt and Rod
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#8 2008-07-31 19:32:35
Hmmm, how is this any different from the ethnic Celtic name I gave my son??? It's been passed down the family forever - does that make me presumptuous for giving him that name or does it make you a dickwad for blather on about subjects you lack the historical view of?
Since this is High-Street it's pretty clear that the Dickwaddiness trumps all.
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#9 2008-07-31 19:52:58
Emmeran wrote:
Hmmm, how is this any different from the ethnic Celtic name I gave my son??? It's been passed down the family forever - does that make me presumptuous for giving him that name or does it make you a dickwad for blather on about subjects you lack the historical view of?
Since this is High-Street it's pretty clear that the Dickwaddiness trumps all.
http://www.newbabynews.net/hospitals/st … ID=h33-440
This kid is named after everything her mom was on when the 9 dads broke her into the gang.
Like this is any different than me naming my kids Skywalker and Lando.
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#10 2008-07-31 20:05:10
hits pati wrote:
Emmeran wrote:
Dickwaddiness trumps all.
http://www.newbabynews.net/hospitals/st … ID=h33-440
This kid is named after everything her mom was on when the 9 dads broke her into the gang.
Like this is any different than me naming my kids Skywalker and Lando.
Welcome to TOPEKA!!!
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#11 2008-07-31 20:53:12
Was not WOW something different once?
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#12 2008-07-31 21:45:37
Emmeran wrote:
Hmmm, how is this any different from the ethnic Celtic name I gave my son??? It's been passed down the family forever - does that make me presumptuous for giving him that name or does it make you a dickwad for blather on about subjects you lack the historical view of?
Since this is High-Street it's pretty clear that the Dickwaddiness trumps all.
Ummmm...I imagine your Celtic name is an actual Celtic name, not a mishmash of vaguely Celtic/Teutonic syllables common to the D&D/WoW set. My girls have Russian names in homage to their heritage. I thought it would also make it easy to fetch them in a crowd of kids, until they started ballet.
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#13 2008-07-31 21:54:10
Celtics have been conquered by everyone and their nieces.
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#14 2008-07-31 22:13:12
MSG Tripps wrote:
Celtics have been conquered by everyone and their nieces.
So they are sort of like the French?
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#15 2008-07-31 22:13:55
whiskytangofoxtrot wrote:
Emmeran wrote:
Hmmm, how is this any different from the ethnic Celtic name I gave my son??? It's been passed down the family forever - does that make me presumptuous for giving him that name or does it make you a dickwad for blather on about subjects you lack the historical view of?
Since this is High-Street it's pretty clear that the Dickwaddiness trumps all.Ummmm...I imagine your Celtic name is an actual Celtic name, not a mishmash of vaguely Celtic/Teutonic syllables common to the D&D/WoW set. My girls have Russian names in homage to their heritage. I thought it would also make it easy to fetch them in a crowd of kids, until they started ballet.
That's why I just call my kids "dammit".
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#16 2008-07-31 22:17:09
hits pati wrote:
So they are sort of like the French?
[For the ole girl] very few cultures are the same as frogs.
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#17 2008-08-01 00:06:38
Skywalker and Lando...I laughed out loud. Thanks for that. Perfect Hollywood names for these parts. Fucking Malibu is out of control on the Codys and the Dakotas etc. The ironic thing is noone named Dakota would be caught dead anywhere near there.
I personally would love to see a kid named Fresno or Clovis.
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#18 2008-08-01 00:45:10
icangetyouatoe wrote:
Skywalker and Lando...I laughed out loud. Thanks for that. Perfect Hollywood names for these parts. Fucking Malibu is out of control on the Codys and the Dakotas etc. The ironic thing is noone named Dakota would be caught dead anywhere near there.
I personally would love to see a kid named Fresno or Clovis.
Thanks.
I had considered Jack Horner (inserlastname) and Ron Jeramy (insertlastname) but the spouse wouldn't have it.
I wanted a girl so I could name her Barbarella but alas, tis not to be.
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#19 2008-08-01 01:25:32
icangetyouatoe wrote:
I personally would love to see a kid named Fresno or Clovis.
Wow - that brings up so many ideas.
Like Blythe, Hemet or Barstow and don't for a minute forget how attractive "Twenty-nine Palms" would be.
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#20 2008-08-01 01:30:46
Well, of course, there's always Chico and Weed.
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#21 2008-08-01 03:02:13
Hemet would be a really thin, really creepy kid in a black trench coat.
Weed. Love it. What about Temecula? ("Temecula! You stop that right now! You listen to Solvang and put the chainsaw down!!")
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#22 2008-08-01 03:04:54
icangetyouatoe wrote:
Hemet would be a really thin, really creepy kid in a black trench coat.
Weed. Love it. What about Temecula? ("Temecula! You stop that right now! You listen to Covina and put the chainsaw down!!")
Not your way.
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#23 2008-08-01 03:16:03
"Will you come off it, Walter? You're not even fucking Jewish, man."
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#24 2008-08-01 03:26:53
icangetyouatoe wrote:
What about Temecula?
I remember someone, upon hearing the name Temecula for the first time, replying "Sounds like an STD".
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#25 2008-08-01 08:00:48
icangetyouatoe wrote:
Temecula! You stop that right now! You listen to Solvang and put the chainsaw down!!
Loveline fan from back in the day? "Ethinyl, Estradiol, get back in the house! Put that wiffle bat down. And where is Levonogestrel?"
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#27 2008-08-01 09:52:24
Taint wrote:
Well, of course, there's always Chico and Weed.
I guess the "Mary Jane" that lives on the next block starts to make sense now, her parents always gave off that vibe...
If WoW names matched "reality" then the kid should be named "Chamberpottus McStinky"
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#28 2008-08-01 09:55:19
whiskytangofoxtrot wrote:
Emmeran wrote:
Hmmm, how is this any different from the ethnic Celtic name I gave my son??? It's been passed down the family forever - does that make me presumptuous for giving him that name or does it make you a dickwad for blather on about subjects you lack the historical view of?
Since this is High-Street it's pretty clear that the Dickwaddiness trumps all.Ummmm...I imagine your Celtic name is an actual Celtic name, not a mishmash of vaguely Celtic/Teutonic syllables common to the D&D/WoW set. My girls have Russian names in homage to their heritage. I thought it would also make it easy to fetch them in a crowd of kids, until they started ballet.
It is. But it's unique enough that it's probably not a good idea to share it on the internets, him being only 12 and all.
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