Re: Kre8ive Names November 25, 2013 | Registered: 13 years ago Posts: 1,788 |
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I also once met a dude with a loaf named London England.
No doubt without the second name people would have thought it was named after London Ontario.
Why are cities like London, Paris and Madison popular as names (yes, I'm aware the Madison was a surname before it was a city, and Paris was also a name before it was a city) but you don't encounter people named after Bangor, Bitche or Dickeyville?
Re: Kre8ive Names November 25, 2013 | Registered: 14 years ago Posts: 7,786 |
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I also once met a dude with a loaf named London England.
No doubt without the second name people would have thought it was named after London Ontario.
Why are cities like London, Paris and Madison popular as names (yes, I'm aware the Madison was a surname before it was a city, and Paris was also a name before it was a city) but you don't encounter people named after Bangor, Bitche or Dickeyville?
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A girl I sort of knew in college named her female loaf Branka.
Sounds like the sound you make when you puke.
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Saw some in the paper today. Among the freshly-shat mistakes, one was named "Zendaya" and another was "Tucker Titan." Gods, "Tucker" is a shitty enough name as it is, but then you add "Titan" to it? Why give the kid a dweeby name and what I assume is the handlers' idea of a "badass" name? That's like calling a kid "Flynn Cerberus." Just doesn't work.
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Three years ago some moo named their baybee after a few characters in My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic.
Proof: http://runa-the-seamstress.deviantart.com/art/My-Little-Baby-where-I-ve-been-299043643
Thankfully moomy is getting called out for this, especially by other bronies.
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Plus our other friend has a son named Optimus Prime...