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The worst kid's name you've ever heard?

cantdecide

...because I think I can beat them all. I swear I considered strangling the poor little bugger to death for his own good. Sit down. Calmly take a deep breath and prepare yourself...

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Esel

Wivonnie, aka Yvonne.

BlackEdelweiss

hondasam wrote: »

Shakira

Add your reply here.There were 2 Shakira's in my daughters pre school class.

BlackEdelweiss

There is a kid in my bosses kids school called Zeppelin!

Hotblack Desiato

zcorpian88 wrote: »

Hate these stupid attempts at giving the child an exotic name, like when they go for a job in years to come I think employers won't take them seriously if they have some goofy name given to them by their folks who fail miserably to come up with a nice one.

Somehow I don't think that's going to be an issue for many of them

riclad

Thats a sign of someone with no taste,
they name their child after a pop singer ,
eg shakira ,beyonce,
in the 80,s there were lots of girls called kylie .
It seems to be a working class trend.
Is it not common sense ?
anyone should be able to pronounce your name by reading it.

Esel

riclad wrote: »

Thats a sign of someone with no taste,
they name their child after a pop singer ,
eg shakira ,beyonce,
in the 80,s there were lots of girls called kylie .
It seems to be a working class trend.
Is it not common sense ?
anyone should be able to pronounce your name by reading it.

I like your lyrics.

Want to collaborate?

We can rule the world, for a while

Or at least for an Irish mile

Dot dot dot dash dash

Steve The Barman

Drew Peacock

Esel

Rime
Slim
2 dogs
Miracel (sic)
Payne

Initial

Secundo/a

Ma

tupenny

Concepta

Caoimhgh1n

tupenny wrote: »

Concepta

You're kidding me?

krustydoyle

Priyah just popped up on my facebook feed..

Congrats and all but fecking hell

Esel

krustydoyle wrote: »

Priyah just popped up on my facebook feed..

Congrats and all but fecking hell

I pray you
Prie Dieu
Eastern name?
Good/bad game.

handlemaster

Any first name the same as their parent is just awful

Esel

handlemaster wrote: »

Any first name the same as their parent is just awful

Grandparents names OK?

stoplooklisten

Esel wrote: »

I pray you
Prie Dieu
Eastern name?
Good/bad game.

pry-ya

I would have guessed, if you mean eastern as in, made up, I concur.

handlemaster

Esel wrote: »

handlemaster wrote: »

Any first name the same as their parent is just awful

Grandparents names OK?

for me its not ok, call your kid as you wish but calling them after you our your parents is just lazy.

Olishi4

krustydoyle wrote: »

Priyah just popped up on my facebook feed..

Congrats and all but fecking hell

I know a girl called Priya. I think it is a beautiful name. I googled it and I think it means "beloved"

razorblunt

handlemaster wrote: »

for me its not ok, call your kid as you wish but calling them after you our your parents is just lazy.

I'll be calling my son (if I have one) after his Grandad, he's the greatest man I know.

ButtersSuki

krustydoyle wrote: »

Priyah just popped up on my facebook feed..

Congrats and all but fecking hell

Indian name. As common there as Mary is here. I worked for a company with an Indian office once. There was an awful lot of Priyahs in the email list. It was important to remember their surnames..........:)

maudgonner

handlemaster wrote: »

Any first name the same as their parent is just awful

Not as bad as a first name the same as the parent's surname. The 1916 leader Thomas MacDonagh named his son Donagh. Donagh MacDonagh.

(He was born long before the Rising, the name wasn't a tribute to his father following the execution or anything).

Deise Vu

tupenny wrote: »

Concepta

I'll see your Concepta and raise you an Attracta. My trump is Abina.

I also saw an Atlanta on some legal documents lately. That's just pretentious. For plain ordinary wholesome God-awful names I will stick with Attracta and Abina.

Keane2baMused

Deise Vu wrote: »

I'll see your Concepta and raise you an Attracta. My trump is Abina.

I also saw an Atlanta on some legal documents lately. That's just pretentious. For plain ordinary wholesome God-awful names I will stick with Attracta and Abina.

Jemima

LordSutch

Fachtna.

Sorry if it's your name, but it's like a cross between feck, fack & foch ... na

dubhthach

LordSutch wrote: »

Fachtna.

Sorry if it's your name, but it's like a cross between feck, fack & foch ... na

Could be worse it's historically anglicised as Festus (the Latin is: Fachtnanus)

Gwynplaine

No idea how it's spelled, but I know of a fella my nephew is friends with, and his name is Neesha.
I also know of a fella and his name is Dermot McDermot.

Cortina_MK_IV

Probably the Irish name Naoise.

ibarelycare

Gwynplaine wrote: »

No idea how it's spelled, but I know of a fella my nephew is friends with, and his name is Neesha.
I also know of a fella and his name is Dermot McDermot.

Naoise maybe? It's my cousin's name too. I've heard it used as both a girl's or boy's name.

Phil and Gary Neville's dad was called Neville Neville. Whatever about having a "Mc" or an "O'" in the middle, that's completely taking the piss.

topmanamillion

Rocco
Nico

brooke 2

Olishi4 wrote: »

I know a girl called Priya. I think it is a beautiful name. I googled it and I think it means "beloved"

I think it is Indian. There is a character on 'Emmerdale' called Priya - she is beautiful.
Quite like the name.

brooke 2

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Indian name. As common there as Mary is here. I worked for a company with an Indian office once. There was an awful lot of Priyahs in the email list. It was important to remember their surnames..........:)

Had not seen this post before my comment.