Hotblack Desiato wrote: » That speech is now normal. The uploader of that video does not seem to get that Frank Zappa was satirising what his daughter was depicting :cool: Moon Unit Zappa later appeared in an episode of (the best TV show ever) Curb Your Enthusiam - in a full burka :eek:
cactusgal wrote: » Courtesy of "Teen Mom" (embarrassing that I know all of these ... Gannon Jaxie (girl) Broncs Jace Kaiser Ensley (girl) Braylee Paislee Alianna and Aleeyeah (twins) Remington (girl) Nova Reign Bentley Cadence (boy) Maverick Reed
Omackeral wrote: » Not one of those will ever go to college.
Nekarsulm wrote: » A mate told me that while staying in digs, the neighbours daughter came looking for her ball from the garden. She was about seven he reckoned. What's your name?, he asked. "Wivveny " she replied. Wivveny, says he, I never met anyone called that before. "Me Mum saw it in a magazine" says the girl. How do you spell it? asked my mate. "Yvonne" she replied!
tigerboon wrote: » Kaiser will. Kaiser will rule the world some day
Jimbob1977 wrote: » He will attempt to rule the world some day, but will eventually get bogged down in a French or Belgian field.
Turtyturd wrote: » Dublin Zoo seems to be a hotbed for hearing sh!tty children's names. Heard shouts of Freya, Ivor, Izy, Gullian, and Saibh today from groups of aging middle class parents who really should know better.
cactusgal wrote: » Yeah, Freya seems to be quite popular, I can't understand why. It's definitely not the worst kid's name I've ever heard, but it's one of those trendy names that's not nice at all, IMO.
I'm currently 27 weeks along in my pregnancy I have two older children Zahara and Zoi. We are having two identical twin boys but we need names! We like unique names or modern names but I like the spellings different. My husband wants to name them "Zayton and Miller" but I like "sailor and vixon" any names would be appreciated. We like Unique and different names thanks
pc7 wrote: » Just seen it posted for a new arrival -Ferdia. I think it's a boys name, awful stuff.
Omackeral wrote: » From the Irish 'Fear Día' meaning Man of God.
chughes wrote: » I could be wrong but wasn't this a name given to male children who had some form of mental or physical handicap? I think it meant that this child was special in the eyes of god.
cactusgal wrote: » Eh. That story sounds like BS to me. "My friend heard someone in a shop call her kid named Beyonce/Shakira/He-Man, etc, etc"