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I was doing payroll recently for my work, and came across Harsh Harsh. I had to ask our HR lady, really? His last name was Harsh and his parents named him Harsh?
Well, no. She said his name was simply Harsh but our system required a last name so she repeated it.
Still, pretty harsh I think.
It means joy in Indian languages
Went to school with a guy who was baptised Davo. Not Dave, but Davo. Typical Australians to put an o at the end.
Abcde - pronounced Abceedee
And yes it's a real fucking name.
Lil' git
Bdjcjtjridmrbritignrkepdkfngkgk would be a pretty bad name for a baby
Xfrgolszzzxy - pronounced "Surf-goal-see", not "ex-frogs-ly"
Not specifically baby name, but I went to high school with a guy whose last name was Bohnert (pronounced like boner). Guess what his nickname was.
It was funny whenever we had a substitute teacher and they would do roll call:
"...Bahnert?"
"It's boner"
X Æ A-12
I have never, but I would buy a sex implement with that name. Not to attack musk realtives, but to devalue his brand.
Clearly you’ve never done ketamine.
Donald Trump.
The tears in her eyes... she knows already lol
Never seen a 1000 yard stare PRE traumatic event. That daughter is special in more ways than one.
No, there's probably worse baby names than "whats"
happy cake day you silly individual 🙃
Standard names spelled with far too many letters. JeighSynn and Kryssteighnah are not people names they are scientific nomenclature or some shit
Sounds like real tragedeighs right there.
I actually worked with someone named Richard Glick.
Dudeson would be fine. He'd just go by Dude.
Or "His Dudeness" or "Duder" or "El Duderino" if you're not into the whole brevity thing.
Bona Petite
Holy shit. Where to start with this one...
- Regardless of whether it's a boy or a girl, this name will lead to merciless teasing at school.
- What a random phrase to name a child after (even if the father is a chef).
- It's not spelled correctly (it should be Bon Appétit). But even with the correct spelling it would be a bad choice.
- This spelling is like something Ricky from Trailer Park Boys would name his kid.
- Related to the above point, they may add well just name their kid 'Bone Apple Tea'.
Unironically a fantastic drag name though.
Brexet (pronounced “Bridget”)
😐
"Pimpley" is fairly impressive.
I imagine myself when someone says:"These are my twins, their names are Karke Kristian kale and Karkea Kristiana Kalea!" and i get a cramp all over my head because my face doesn't know if it should show rage, laughter or sadness and does all at once
Isis was a great name, then it got ruined.
Great song too. And a pretty decent spy agency. On their day.
Many years ago I lost the naming rights of my firstborn in a bet. If I have a boy I have to name him Dongshaun. If I have a girl she has to be Clydia.
So, not Chalupa Batman? At least Taco didn't get to name your kid.
Almost certainly people are naming their kids Trump now.
Just look at the offspring of the rich and famous. That covers it quite well
I remember a rich kid named Choate (like the school) and laughing every time I saw it because that shit's just way too close to chode.
EDITED because apparently sni--ering is too close to a racial epithet and ended up being sremoveding, so I changed it to laughing.
There was a case in Japan. An application was handed in to name a boy akuma, which means "devil". That may sound funny or cute or whatever, but it really isn't. The application was denied.
Were the parents big Street Fighter fans
it's a 3 way draw between Adolf Hitler, Donald Trump, and Elon Musk.
Adolf Mump
Eldonadolf Trumskler
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