what's in a name????

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Originally posted by Fox-Gal


Years ago I worked for the health dept. of N.Y.C. (very short time) and there was this woman, spoke very little english, so when I asked her the child's name, she looked around and gave me the name off one of our posters of sexually transmitted disease. :eek: It went in the book as that, her child was now a sexually transmitted disease.

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lol, what about NOSMO KING????

the woman who was having/just had a baby.....she named the child from the sign on the wall...

NO SMOKING?

Okay, I just found out that a woman here at work is naming her child (girl) Kye Tazanna . :eek: :eek: I just told her that it was a very interesting name :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

Yessss .......... don't you love that word ..."interesting"

Says nothing, but says so much too ............ :D

lol.......

get this....

RICKARDO

:rolleyes:

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lol, what about NOSMO KING????

the woman who was having/just had a baby.....she named the child from the sign on the wall...

NO SMOKING?

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If you've ever read Chicken Soup for the Pet Lovers Soul there is a story about a dog named Nosmo King.

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Originally posted by RICHARD
lol.......

get this....

RICKARDO

:rolleyes:

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"Lucy, you got some splaining to do!!!!"

No, that would be...

L-O-O-S-E-E

I'm glad that my parents gave me a farily easy name to spell, they gave both me and my sister names that could be pronounced in both English and Spanish because we grew up on a border town and they thought it would be easier on us if people would be able to easily pronounce and spell our names. Which is nice for me seeing as how I have a strange last name, no one can ever pronounce it and I'm always having to spell it.

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Originally posted by Soledad
No, that would be...

L-O-O-S-E-E

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another 'unique' spelling!!!

lol

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Originally posted by Soledad
No, that would be...

L-O-O-S-E-E

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God, what was I thinking........ (as I slap my forehead for the umpth time)

thanks for setting me on the straight and narrow

BTW I called up a vendor to get some help with something and when I asked the person's name she said

"Brandee with two e's" I immediately started to smile and thought of the typical stereo-type blonde. I know, I know, I shouldn't have but her voice matched the name. What could I do??

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Originally posted by slick
"Brandee with two e's" I immediately started to smile and thought of the typical stereo-type blonde. I know, I know, I shouldn't have but her voice matched the name. What could I do??

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Yes, WHAT could you do ................. ???? :D :D

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Though it's hard for me to see how a trend can be unique.

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I've always thought the exact same thing! Someone thinks they are "unique" and "rebellious" and "different" because they are a biker or a goth or whatever the trend of the moment is. However, they have to look and act and talk just like all the other bikers or goths or whatever .... kind of amusing in a sad sort of way.

I went to college with a lady who named her twin girl Tequila and Shequila. Seriously. :rolleyes:

Yes, Twisterdog!! That's exactly what I thought, especially when I was in highschool. It never made sense to me that people who were Goths would complain about Jocks. They're just two sides of the same coin.

My solution was to reject any label or box, and to befriend people based on them as individuals and not if they were "cool" "goth" "skaters" or "punks". It's all the same to me.

Like I said before, any idiot can pop in a Marilyn Manson CD into their stereo or put on a pair of vinyl pants. It's your thoughts and actions that make you truly "different" and "unique."

You people. :rolleyes:

just checked the new list of Survivor contestants......


the first name i come across.....


Tijuana.....:confused: