Naming has changed. Granddaughter named the child Raza from a tv program. Typically, hospital misspelled it to Erza. And even more incredible, Granddaughter didn’t make them correct it. As if the child’s name was not important.
There is a story that a man named his two sons “Winner” and “Loser” as an experiment. “Loser” ended up being very successful. “Winner” ended up being a loser. Supposedly a true story.
It used to be that children were required to be baptized with the names of recognized saints. Later in life, some people required to submit their baptismal certificates were surprised to find that their baptized names were quite different than what they had been called heretofore. The priest had just changed it to something sensible and traditional.
My uncle Willie had his brother John take his eye test, so that he (Willie) could become a train engineer. But John accidentally gave his own name at the test. My uncle Willie got the job, but thereafter was always identified as John (William) X…(back in the 50’s I believe)
If you’ve worked for a school or other public place where children’s names have to be registered and you see a lot of them (as I have), you’ve seen a lot of crazy names.
Prof. Mementomori's Traveling Reincarnation Show over 1 year ago
R2D2T2, Jr.
sirbadger over 1 year ago
If you name him “Andre the Giant” and he ends up being small, will that cause problems for him?
allen@home over 1 year ago
I see a kid fighting his way thru life.
Zykoic over 1 year ago
Sue
sandpiper over 1 year ago
Naming has changed. Granddaughter named the child Raza from a tv program. Typically, hospital misspelled it to Erza. And even more incredible, Granddaughter didn’t make them correct it. As if the child’s name was not important.
Imagine over 1 year ago
There is a story that a man named his two sons “Winner” and “Loser” as an experiment. “Loser” ended up being very successful. “Winner” ended up being a loser. Supposedly a true story.
PraiseofFolly over 1 year ago
It used to be that children were required to be baptized with the names of recognized saints. Later in life, some people required to submit their baptismal certificates were surprised to find that their baptized names were quite different than what they had been called heretofore. The priest had just changed it to something sensible and traditional.
mindjob over 1 year ago
I had a cat named Buddha, but the vet spelled it Booda
monya_43 over 1 year ago
Daddy wants his son to be tough. He may be sorry when the kid turns on him.
[Unnamed Reader - b76a53] over 1 year ago
Rambo and Terminator are good names. I named my German Shepherd Axl for Axl Rose. If I had another. I would have named him Slash.
jadoo823 over 1 year ago
My uncle Willie had his brother John take his eye test, so that he (Willie) could become a train engineer. But John accidentally gave his own name at the test. My uncle Willie got the job, but thereafter was always identified as John (William) X…(back in the 50’s I believe)
MuddyUSA Premium Member over 1 year ago
They seem told to be having a child?? Could be adopted but……..
NoSleepTil_BKLYN over 1 year ago
This is why you don’t let men who listen to Joe Rogan name their sons (or daughters)!
kathleenhicks62 over 1 year ago
What!!??
David Huie Green LoveJoyAndPeace over 1 year ago
Let the misery begin.
raybarb44 over 1 year ago
and St Michael the Archangel is the baddest of the bunch….
Buckeye67 over 1 year ago
I wouldn’t worry about the name, the important thing now is to use the correct pronoun.
HodgeElmwood over 1 year ago
Dude’s father’s name was Terminator.
Michael McKown Premium Member over 1 year ago
He’ll probably grow up to become a sensitive artist.
DaBump Premium Member over 1 year ago
If you’ve worked for a school or other public place where children’s names have to be registered and you see a lot of them (as I have), you’ve seen a lot of crazy names.