Lollipops23 wrote: » I used to work with Gertrude. She was the same age as me (I'm 27), and looked the total opposite to how you'd expect her to. Not sure why her parents hated her...
rusty cole wrote: » ****ING SEBASTIAN!!!! I HATE IT WITH A PASSION.
Frigating wrote: » And a girl named Drew.
eviltwin wrote: » My sister works with a guy who has a daughter called Swan
To earn a place on America’s most popular baby name list, there need to be five babies with that particular moniker. There were 1,393 new baby names in 2014 and here are some of the weirdest.Princecharles Five baby boys were named this in 2014. Really.Upton Yes, five people named their baby boys Upton - presumably after model Kate Upton.Kinganthony Five American babies were named this last year. Let that sink in.Princetin We think this is a misspelling of the more popular boys name Princeton, which 535 baby boys were named in 204.Germany 26 American babies were named this last year. It’s a new entry on the list for male names, with it previously only given to girls.Acer Another new entry with five babies named this last year. We think it’s after the laptop brand.Clutch Apparently this is a boys’ name.Brilliant Six baby boys were named this in 2014.Sadman Five children were named this in 2014.Safari A new entry for popular male baby names in 2014. Last year five boys and 16 girls were named this.
fussyonion wrote: » Eloise. It just doesn't roll off the tongue nicely.
Deleted User wrote: » Princecharles Five baby boys were named this in 2014. Really.
heldel00 wrote: » I have four girls in my class with same pronunciation but different spelling!!! Eva Ava Aoibhe Eabha and four Cormacs.
Xdancer wrote: » I think one of the worst names I have heard is Danika. I also know someone who called their child KC. It's not short for anything, just 2 letters. In general I think the name Cormac is awful.
anncoates wrote: » OK, I lolled. :pac:
A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: » Some of the names on this thread are absolutely fine. I don't see anything wrong with Isaac, Seamie or Cormac. I would love to be mates with someone named Blade. Nominative determinism: I reckon if you called your kid Blade, he'd grow up pretty tuff, just like one of those kids in The Outsiders. Or Bear Grills. Look how he turned out: SAS soldier and adventurer. And as for the girls, Esther, Georgia-Lee and Eloise sound eminently rideable.