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Stupid Baby Names (1 Viewer)

I went home Friday night, sat down both my sons and told them both they had stupid baby names. The 4 year old asked if he could change his to "Stormtrooper" and the 2 month old #### himself. Thanks a lot, guy(s).
My son wants to name our upcoming baby "Scooby Doo." We're considering it.
 
our last child we named Andrew. My wife hates the name Andy so she said we'll call him Drew. I said "why don't we just name him Drew?" She said b/c I want his name to be Andrew. :confused:
This is a good name. Classic, 2 syllable, versatile for nicknames "Andy" "Drew", can't mess up the spelling.Give him a middle name like Joseph and you got an "A.J."I would name my kid this.
thats my name :thumbup:
 
I wanted to name my first born son Styles ever since Teen Wolf came out. He's coming in February. I lost out on the name. :kicksrock:

 
One of my friends kids goes to school with a kid named; Above Beyond.

His brother's first name is Handsome... so if listed last name first it would be; Beyond, Handsome

:rolleyes:

 
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I have a cousin who's a teacher and she asked me how I thought I'd pronounce this name in her class, "L-A."Answer: Pronounced "LaDasha"Seriously.
I believe it is Le-AAnd either you or your cousin in lying.
My cousin has been teaching 41 years in a private school. We were at my step-fathers funeral on Saturday and she asked me the question just as I described above. "How would you pronounce this name. It's spelled L (dash) A."Enlighten me why one of us is lying. Is it because her student spells her name wrong according to your "correct" spelling above? Do I need to ask my cousin to steal one of the girls homework assignments with her name on it and take a picture of me holding it and a penny?
:lmao: Hey johnnyrock meet Grahamburn. I think your cousin teaches the baby Grahamburn's co-worker delivered!
 
Spinoff of the Baby Names thread. For some reason, people giving their kids stupid names is one of my all-time pet peeves. It's like a pet elephant peeve. I can't stand it, and I don't understand why people do it. I reaize there have always been trends in naming kids, but when did the trends start including preppy or made up stupid names (I'm excluding African American names from that question)?

Slightly less annoying is coming up with some new way to spell a name. For example, I've traditionally seen it spelled Megan, Meagan, or Meghan... so my buddy and his wife combined them all and named their girl Meaghan. Nothing like a couple extra letters for effect.

So if I get enough posts, I'll keep a running list. Any of you expectant fathers, check in here from time to time. If you see a name on the list below, DO NOT GIVE IT TO YOUR CHILD.

I'll start it off with:

boys

Conner
Absolutely. The non-stupid spelling is Connor.
We named our first son (10/25) Connor Michael this yearGlad to see that I avoided the list.

 
What about the name "Jordan" (for a boy or girl now)?

I'll hang up and listen to your responses

 
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