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Luckily no one else has named their kid Strider that I've ever heard of or them so theyre pretty happy with the name

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I have an old friend/acquaintance now that named his two boys .... Get this ...

 

Clark Kent XXXX

Bruce Wayne XXXX

 

And yes he once collected comics and I still don't get it.

 

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To all prospective parents, PLEASE don't name your child after the cultural fad of the day. I can say from experience that it never works out in the long run. :wishluck:

 

 

-BJandtheBear McGillicuddy

 

lol

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I keep coming here to secretly gloat over someone getting a strike, but you jokers are just chatting up names. Someone cause some trouble! :baiting:

 

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To all prospective parents, PLEASE don't name your child after the cultural fad of the day. I can say from experience that it never works out in the long run. :wishluck:

 

 

-BJandtheBear McGillicuddy

 

lol

 

My wife works as a nurse in the ER - and she's got a laundry list of the stupidest names on earth.

 

How about 'Neveah' which is 'Heaven' spelled backwards.

 

or

 

'Absidey', which is spelled 'ABCDE'

 

:facepalm:

 

Yep. Thankfully, that idiocy is relegated to one area of the social class.

 

Those are the two I hear about most, but I hear about horrible names at least once every couple of weeks.

 

Our son was to be named 'Jack Thomas' - I didn't really have any need to stray off the beaten path.

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I have an old friend/acquaintance now that named his two boys .... Get this ...

 

Clark Kent XXXX

Bruce Wayne XXXX

 

And yes he once collected comics and I still don't get it.

 

There is a kid in my school named Thor. His brother is named Loki. The father is named Odin.

 

And I swear to heart. We all thought he was lying when he said his dad was named Odin but we pulled it up and he wasn't.

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I've told this story before, but it seems to fit here --

 

I stopped at a video store in New Jersey in the late 90s, and there was a sullen, heavyset teenage black girl working behind the counter with a company nametag that read "SMURFETTE". As I started to chuckle to myself, thinking it couldn't be serious?, I did the math in my head and whoa... she would have been born right smack in the heyday of the TV show, 1982-3 or so. Maybe not so funny. :blush:

 

 

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I've told this story before, but it seems to fit here --

 

I stopped at a video store in New Jersey in the late 90s, and there was a sullen, heavyset teenage black girl working behind the counter with a company nametag that read "SMURFETTE". As I started to chuckle to myself, thinking it couldn't be serious?, I did the math in my head and whoa... she would have been born right smack in the heyday of the TV show, 1982-3 or so. Maybe not so funny. :blush:

 

Way to torture your kid for life

 

Like the kid named Jalonie everyone called him Jabronie

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Serious and truthful statement.

 

When I was a kid (maybe 13 or so). I wanted to change my name to T.H.E. Cat. I begged my grandmother to let me change my name. But she only laughed.

 

I just thought it was soooo cool back then.

 

The guy in the show was actually named Theodore Hewitt Edward Cat. He had been a circus performer and bodyguard.

 

I will never forget that name. Loved it.

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To all prospective parents, PLEASE don't name your child after the cultural fad of the day. I can say from experience that it never works out in the long run. :wishluck:

 

 

-BJandtheBear McGillicuddy

 

So, no to naming my kid "Gandalf Spider-Man"?

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One of my secretaries named her daughter "Good News" ...I didn't know quite what to say or call her. I think everyone kind of settled on Goodie.

 

I wanted to name my daughter Skye after a combination of some romance novel I was reading at the time, the isle of Skye and the name of the guy in Guys and Dolls. My friends wouldn't let me...little did I dream I'd wind up being called Sky on a chatboard for 5 years lol.

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I've told this story before, but it seems to fit here --

 

I stopped at a video store in New Jersey in the late 90s, and there was a sullen, heavyset teenage black girl working behind the counter with a company nametag that read "SMURFETTE". As I started to chuckle to myself, thinking it couldn't be serious?, I did the math in my head and whoa... she would have been born right smack in the heyday of the TV show, 1982-3 or so. Maybe not so funny. :blush:

 

I can Smurf that;) :facepalm:

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