Crazy Baby Names

Heatherj43

I once counseled a girl who named her baby, de javu! Yep, that had its own stuff to counsel.

mookiemoochie16

samjam wrote:

My friend's sister's acquaintance or something from college was named Le-Ah
Pronounced: Le-dash-uh

Also my mom's ex's cousin down the line named his kid Fudgie. I don't think it was a nickname either...

If you really wanted to name your kid that why wouldn't you just name them Ledashah instead of Le-ah?

small town beck

I have a friend who is a doctor and while in med school she delivered a baby named Anakin...guess what movie was big that year??? :roll:

FenwayFaithful

I can't believe in 3 pages of this thread, nobody has made reference to George wanting to call his child "7".

norm

let's not forget the shitheads that name their kid 'espn' :roll:

Yellow Ledbelly

And then he tried to get that couple to use Soda instead of 7

ZiggyStar

I know someone who called their kid Jean-Luc. :?

Not a baby name but my friend had a work accident and had to go to hospital....the doctor came in and introduced himself as "Dr Hack"....and then proceeded to tell my friend that he had to get his finger amputated! haha Bad name for a surgeon!

small town beck

ZiggyStar wrote:

I know someone who called their kid Jean-Luc. :?

Not a baby name but my friend had a work accident and had to go to hospital....the doctor came in and introduced himself as "Dr Hack"....and then proceeded to tell my friend that he had to get his finger amputated! haha Bad name for a surgeon!

If they aren't already married they could come to Alberta and get married in Vulcan

autumn

I am a teacher and get the pleasure of seeing/hearing some very strange names. Let's see, we have a Silver, Virgin, Luvie, Turki (pronounced turkey), Delorean (yup, like the car), and Egemen. Those are off the top of my head and are the actual names, not nicknames. I grew up thinking my name (Autumn) was bad, I have since grown to love it.

norm

autumn wrote:

I am a teacher and get the pleasure of seeing/hearing some very strange names. Let's see, we have a Silver, Virgin, Luvie, Turki (pronounced turkey), Delorean (yup, like the car), and Egemen. Those are off the top of my head and are the actual names, not nicknames. I grew up thinking my name (Autumn) was bad, I have since grown to love it.

please tell me you made up 'virgin'? :wtf:

mbangel10

I work in the day care industry... the funniest names I've ever come across were a brother and sister named Bill and Hillary. Both of their middle names were Clinton. I kid you not.

TravisTheSky

Pirate.

I saw a little "Vedder" here in L.A. last month. I had a thread about it in The Porch. He might as well have been named, "My Parents Love Pearl Jam."

What's wrong with Mercedes? It simply translates to Grace.

I've never bothered having a kid, but I've had scores of pets and dolls to try out names on: My current 7 dolls are Satiev, Nigel, Romany, Ganesh, Oliver Pout, Claude, and Zemoriah.

The only pets I have now are mice: Marzipan has the stupidest name and Annoushka has the most dramatic. (The other 4 mice are Sloan, Vladimir, Lola, and Nova.) I think the two that I adopted last week are pregnant, soon I might have 3 to 30 more pets to name! Uh oh...

And don't forget to name yourself if your given label doesn't suit you to a T, fill you with thrill, swell you with pride, and bring you out in a smile.
*Points to self*
-Brynne

markin ball

smarchee wrote:

I was watching a repeat of the Office last night

and Jan named her baby Astrid

and they had a bowl for her "shower" and it said Astird lol

I love the ass-turd episode.

markin ball

small town beck wrote:

I have a friend who is a doctor and while in med school she delivered a baby named Anakin...guess what movie was big that year??? :roll:

I know of an Anakin myself. :roll:

markin ball

If my mom had her way I would have been named "Gaylan". It's a fine name to be sure, but I wouldn't wish it on anyone. Parents just don't understand.

lukin2006

ZiggyStar wrote:

I know someone who called their kid Jean-Luc. :?

Not a baby name but my friend had a work accident and had to go to hospital....the doctor came in and introduced himself as "Dr Hack"....and then proceeded to tell my friend that he had to get his finger amputated! haha Bad name for a surgeon!

Here in Canada we had an Olympic Champion from '92 or '94 in free style skiing named Jean - Luc Brassard, I think amongst the french, Jean followed by another given name is popular.

Who Princess

Yellow Ledbelly wrote:

I went to school with a girl named Precious...trust me...precious she was not

A few years ago I had a supervisor named Precious. She had heard PLENTY of jokes about it her entire life and we quickly learned not to kid her about it, even though she could be a lot of fun otherwise.
She was actually an excellent manager, one of the best supervisors I've ever had.

I was a case manager for many years and have seen my fair share of strange names. I can believe the example from the dentist's office about the kids with car names because I knew of a mother who named her children Mercedes, Porsche (yes, spelled like the car), Seville, and Lexus.

Other gems:
Twin brothers named Lemonjello and Orangejello (pronounced luh-MON-juh-lo and oh-RON-juh-lo)
Another set of twins named Alpha and Omega
Bodacious (a girl)
L'Atrocious (also a girl)

redrock

FenwayFaithful wrote:

I can't believe in 3 pages of this thread, nobody has made reference to George wanting to call his child "7".

I know someone called Seven. She's from India, and it's not pronounced like the number 7.

Jean-Luc is a perfectly normal and very common name amongst french speakers.

Fifthelement

Yellow Ledbelly wrote:

My cousin named his boy Xander.....had never heard that one before

Xander is just a shortening of Alexander. It's a name that I love :oops:

Fifthelement

I've mentioned this name before, but it's still the most bizarre and mean name that I've ever encountered, Repent Of Your Sins! :shock: :?

The poor girl could hardly wait for her eighteenth birthday to have it legally changed. She was in there minutes after the paperwork was finalised. I was working when she came in to Motor Vehicles to officially change her driver's license. She told me that the names of her siblings were even worse. I think she legally changed her name to Susan or Jane. Something very normal and fairly common :P

chelsea48

you have to use the names together to make these funny and bareing in mind he was employed in insurance
Robin Farquar do you think his parents pushed him into that occupation :?:

aneutronbomb

TravisTheSky wrote:

Pirate.

I saw a little "Vedder" here in L.A. last month. I had a thread about it in The Porch. He might as well have been named, "My Parents Love Pearl Jam."

What's wrong with Mercedes? It simply translates to Grace.

I've never bothered having a kid, but I've had scores of pets and dolls to try out names on: My current 7 dolls are Satiev, Nigel, Romany, Ganesh, Oliver Pout, Claude, and Zemoriah.

The only pets I have now are mice: Marzipan has the stupidest name and Annoushka has the most dramatic. (The other 4 mice are Sloan, Vladimir, Lola, and Nova.) I think the two that I adopted last week are pregnant, soon I might have 3 to 30 more pets to name! Uh oh...

And don't forget to name yourself if your given label doesn't suit you to a T, fill you with thrill, swell you with pride, and bring you out in a smile.
*Points to self*
-Brynne

maybe you should have that kid

facepollution

redrock wrote:

facepollution wrote:

Nothing tops hearing the names Porche, Mercedes and Bentley being called out at the dentists!

Mercedes (the car) was named after a girl. So it was (and still is) a 'proper' female name before being a car name. Porche - do you mean Portia or Porsche like the car?

You have to understand, I live in Essex, people try try to give their kids names that sound 'posh', hence there are a lot of Chardonnay's, Chantelle's and Chelsie's around! In this case these three poor kids had been named after cars their chav parents would never be able to afford! It probably should have been more like Nova, Sierra and Metro

autumn

norm wrote:

autumn wrote:

I am a teacher and get the pleasure of seeing/hearing some very strange names. Let's see, we have a Silver, Virgin, Luvie, Turki (pronounced turkey), Delorean (yup, like the car), and Egemen. Those are off the top of my head and are the actual names, not nicknames. I grew up thinking my name (Autumn) was bad, I have since grown to love it.

please tell me you made up 'virgin'? :wtf:

Nope, unfortunately that is her name. She's only in kindergarten now, but I worry that in a few years.... :oops: !

haffajappa

I don't understand either what is wrong with Jean-Luc but i guess its cos i live in Canada lol
my brother has an italian friend who's name is gianluca which i guess is the italian version of it.

my boyfriend's name is Cesar, he is guatemalan and its common (just like Jesus is) but he gets his fair share of people making fun of it here


My brother and I both have japanese middle names which my grandfather gave us... they represent the words "beautiful" and "courageous" .... i wonder if Japanese people would make fun of us :shock:

tinkerbell

My partner has a very normal first name (not telling to try to protect his identity!!) but his sheltered parents gave him the middle name Wayne. Wayne you are thinking is a perfectly normal unassuming name :?: . It might be if only his last name wasn't Carr. Say them together fast... yes its true

tinkerbell

I've heard some strange names at my childrens daycare: Reggae, J'Tique, Dragon (pronounced Dra.gon). Parents can be mean, these kids have to live with these names until they are at least 18!

My two are Lily and Hunter nice easy names to spell and say but not too common.

small town beck

tinkerbell wrote:

My partner has a very normal first name (not telling to try to protect his identity!!) but his sheltered parents gave him the middle name Wayne. Wayne you are thinking is a perfectly normal unassuming name :?: . It might be if only his last name wasn't Carr. Say them together fast... yes its true

LOL ...on par with Isaac Cox


I love the name Lily btw (as per your post below) . So pretty

Kevinman

I think I'll name my first son Spit.

tinkerbell

small town beck wrote:

tinkerbell wrote:

My partner has a very normal first name (not telling to try to protect his identity!!) but his sheltered parents gave him the middle name Wayne. Wayne you are thinking is a perfectly normal unassuming name :?: . It might be if only his last name wasn't Carr. Say them together fast... yes its true

LOL ...on par with Isaac Cox


I love the name Lily btw (as per your post below) . So pretty

Thanks she suits it too