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Reply #30 posted 05/13/09 12:19pm

Christopher

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my personal favorite

roreeree
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Reply #31 posted 05/13/09 12:20pm

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DanceWme said:

Toprameneesha????? wtf falloff falloff falloff falloff


my goodness this is hilarious

remember her? she works at the dominos
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Reply #32 posted 05/13/09 12:31pm

DanceWme

Christopher said:

DanceWme said:

Toprameneesha????? wtf falloff falloff falloff falloff


my goodness this is hilarious

remember her? she works at the dominos

yesssss falloff


with the big hoop earrings and her whole name in the both of 'em
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Reply #33 posted 05/13/09 12:34pm

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SCNDLS said:

laurarichardson said:


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The only problem with this is that it never cuts both ways. I think many white southern names are kind of ghetto. What about Jim Bob, Donnie Wayne, and Spooner? I am also tired of western names like Cody, Wade, and Shane. All cultures do this sort of thing not just black folk living in the ghetto.

You're right, it doesn't cut both ways. I bet if we called those names trailer park white trash names folks would be all up in arms.


Whaaaat? I see people making fun of "trailer trash" and "rednecks" all the damn time!

I'll admit I was a little uncomfortable with some of these, especially the "Watermelonisha" or whatever, and the fact that at least one of the boys appeared to be non-black.

But it also made me laugh because I have grown up with Velveeta, Satan (pronounced sah-tahn), Margarita, Alize, LaTasha, LaTisha, Veroniqua, Shampelle, and fifteen different spellings of Nakia, including Nekqui'aa. Also, I have never known a white Courtney. falloff
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Reply #34 posted 05/13/09 12:40pm

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DanceWme said:

Christopher said:


remember her? she works at the dominos

yesssss falloff


with the big hoop earrings and her whole name in the both of 'em

falloff thats my cousin
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Reply #35 posted 05/13/09 12:40pm

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It'd be funnier if it weren't so sad. What do stupidly-named children do when they grow up? Who's going to hire Toprameneesha for a professional position? Those doing the hiring will have a good laugh at the name on her resumé - before it ends up in the circular file.
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Reply #36 posted 05/13/09 12:43pm

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Genesia said:

It'd be funnier if it weren't so sad. What do stupidly-named children do when they grow up? Who's going to hire Toprameneesha for a professional position? Those doing the hiring will have a good laugh at the name on her resumé - before it ends up in the circular file.


shrug

I've seen plenty of unusually-named people in professional positions. Like others have said, Shaterica (medical assistant at my doctor's office) is really no stupider than Dottie Jo (co-owner of a local gym).
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Reply #37 posted 05/13/09 12:44pm

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Christopher said:

DanceWme said:


yesssss falloff


with the big hoop earrings and her whole name in the both of 'em

falloff thats my cousin

well tell her she owes me some cheesy bread

i aint got time for her
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Reply #38 posted 05/13/09 1:01pm

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DanceWme said:

Christopher said:


falloff thats my cousin

well tell her she owes me some cheesy bread

i aint got time for her

lmao

we aint talkin right nah cuz she forget my chicken fingers lasttime.and you KNOW i dont have none of this.
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Reply #39 posted 05/13/09 1:11pm

DanceWme

Christopher said:

DanceWme said:


well tell her she owes me some cheesy bread

i aint got time for her

lmao

we aint talkin right nah cuz she forget my chicken fingers lasttime.and you KNOW i dont have none of this.

spit

honey mustard bitch
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Reply #40 posted 05/13/09 1:37pm

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FunkMistress said:

SCNDLS said:


You're right, it doesn't cut both ways. I bet if we called those names trailer park white trash names folks would be all up in arms.


Whaaaat? I see people making fun of "trailer trash" and "rednecks" all the damn time!

I'll admit I was a little uncomfortable with some of these, especially the "Watermelonisha" or whatever, and the fact that at least one of the boys appeared to be non-black.

But it also made me laugh because I have grown up with Velveeta, Satan (pronounced sah-tahn), Margarita, Alize, LaTasha, LaTisha, Veroniqua, Shampelle, and fifteen different spellings of Nakia, including Nekqui'aa. Also, I have never known a white Courtney. falloff


It's funny because it's funny.

And black comedians make fun of white people stereotypes all the time.
And it's just as funny.
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Reply #41 posted 05/13/09 3:17pm

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FunkMistress said:

SCNDLS said:


You're right, it doesn't cut both ways. I bet if we called those names trailer park white trash names folks would be all up in arms.


Whaaaat? I see people making fun of "trailer trash" and "rednecks" all the damn time!

I'll admit I was a little uncomfortable with some of these, especially the "Watermelonisha" or whatever, and the fact that at least one of the boys appeared to be non-black.

But it also made me laugh because I have grown up with Velveeta, Satan (pronounced sah-tahn), Margarita, Alize, LaTasha, LaTisha, Veroniqua, Shampelle, and fifteen different spellings of Nakia, including Nekqui'aa. Also, I have never known a white Courtney. falloff


Gotta tell yah, 'Courtney' is becoming quite popular over here in the UK (God knows why - whenever I hear that name I always think of that fucked up, crackwhore Ms. Love rolleyes ) my 4 year old goes to nursery with 2 Courtney's, both little white girls shrug
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Reply #42 posted 05/13/09 3:23pm

Imago

Are all these names real? lol
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Reply #43 posted 05/13/09 3:30pm

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SCNDLS said:

laurarichardson said:


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The only problem with this is that it never cuts both ways. I think many white southern names are kind of ghetto. What about Jim Bob, Donnie Wayne, and Spooner? I am also tired of western names like Cody, Wade, and Shane. All cultures do this sort of thing not just black folk living in the ghetto.

You're right, it doesn't cut both ways. I bet if we called those names trailer park white trash names folks would be all up in arms.

they are trailor park white trash names and i know a couple of JimBobs
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Reply #44 posted 05/13/09 3:35pm

Imago

Obamaniqua falloff

THAT HAS TO BE MADE UP
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Reply #45 posted 05/13/09 3:36pm

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Genesia said:

It'd be funnier if it weren't so sad. What do stupidly-named children do when they grow up? Who's going to hire Toprameneesha for a professional position? Those doing the hiring will have a good laugh at the name on her resumé - before it ends up in the circular file.

As someone who's worked in HR for 10 years, as has my mother for 25 years, we've both witnessed hiring managers throw the resumes of those with "ghetto" names in the trash. It happens all the time.
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Reply #46 posted 05/13/09 3:38pm

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Genesia said:

It'd be funnier if it weren't so sad. What do stupidly-named children do when they grow up? Who's going to hire Toprameneesha for a professional position? Those doing the hiring will have a good laugh at the name on her resumé - before it ends up in the circular file.

As someone who's worked in HR for 10 years, as has my mother for 25 years, we've both witnessed hiring managers throw the resumes of those with "ghetto" names in the trash. It happens all the time.



Just imagine coming accross this kid's resume in 20 years.


Adolph Hitler disbelief




Why do parents not THINK before naming. lol
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Reply #47 posted 05/13/09 3:39pm

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johnart said:

FunkMistress said:



Whaaaat? I see people making fun of "trailer trash" and "rednecks" all the damn time!

I'll admit I was a little uncomfortable with some of these, especially the "Watermelonisha" or whatever, and the fact that at least one of the boys appeared to be non-black.

But it also made me laugh because I have grown up with Velveeta, Satan (pronounced sah-tahn), Margarita, Alize, LaTasha, LaTisha, Veroniqua, Shampelle, and fifteen different spellings of Nakia, including Nekqui'aa. Also, I have never known a white Courtney. falloff


It's funny because it's funny.

And black comedians make fun of white people stereotypes all the time.
And it's just as funny.

Some things aren't funny to me regardless of whether a black or white comedian says it. People's personal experiences definitely "color" what they find amusing and not. That's why we all have different tastes. I just don't think it's all that funny. No biggie. shrug
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Reply #48 posted 05/13/09 3:40pm

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Imago said:

SCNDLS said:


As someone who's worked in HR for 10 years, as has my mother for 25 years, we've both witnessed hiring managers throw the resumes of those with "ghetto" names in the trash. It happens all the time.



Just imagine coming accross this kid's resume in 20 years.


Adolph Hitler disbelief




Why do parents not THINK before naming. lol

And if JimBob's real name is James Robert I'm sure he ain't got to worry about ending up in the trash heap for his name.
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Reply #49 posted 05/13/09 3:41pm

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ehuffnsd said:

SCNDLS said:


You're right, it doesn't cut both ways. I bet if we called those names trailer park white trash names folks would be all up in arms.

they are trailor park white trash names and i know a couple of JimBobs

I view those names as country not "white trash" OR "trailer park" cuz I know tons of black folks from the country with names like that. On the flip, there ain't a lot of white folks named these "ghetto" names. shrug
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Reply #50 posted 05/13/09 3:51pm

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On the flipside of this, it really irks me when parents have absolutely no imagination when naming their kids. My name is Kerry and I went to school with no less than 7 other Kerry's... 5 of them were in my Maths class disbelief I swore up and down that I would NEVER name my kids with a 'beige' name, one that a stack of other kids would have, so that they could stand out on their own... now don't get me wrong, I didn't go mad, my girls are Faye and Elsa, which are slightly unusual without sounding made up, but at least they're distiguishable from the sea of Lilly's, Emma's, Evie's, Olivia's... etc
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Reply #51 posted 05/13/09 3:58pm

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On the flipside of this, it really irks me when parents have absolutely no imagination when naming their kids. My name is Kerry and I went to school with no less than 7 other Kerry's... 5 of them were in my Maths class disbelief I swore up and down that I would NEVER name my kids with a 'beige' name, one that a stack of other kids would have, so that they could stand out on their own... now don't get me wrong, I didn't go mad, my girls are Faye and Elsa, which are slightly unusual without sounding made up, but at least they're distiguishable from the sea of Lilly's, Emma's, Evie's, Olivia's... etc

I hear ya cuz here in Texas in da 'burbs the plethora of "vanilla" names, among blacks AND whites, include Madison (2 among my family/friends), Grace (3 among my family/friends), Parker, Preston, Elijah (2 among my family/friends), Jordan/Jordin, Jett, Payton/Peyton and the list goes on to infinity. No imagination. There must be a balance, damn.
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Reply #52 posted 05/13/09 4:31pm

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Courtney falloff
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Reply #53 posted 05/13/09 4:35pm

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SCNDLS said:

MrsGoodnight said:

On the flipside of this, it really irks me when parents have absolutely no imagination when naming their kids. My name is Kerry and I went to school with no less than 7 other Kerry's... 5 of them were in my Maths class disbelief I swore up and down that I would NEVER name my kids with a 'beige' name, one that a stack of other kids would have, so that they could stand out on their own... now don't get me wrong, I didn't go mad, my girls are Faye and Elsa, which are slightly unusual without sounding made up, but at least they're distiguishable from the sea of Lilly's, Emma's, Evie's, Olivia's... etc

I hear ya cuz here in Texas in da 'burbs the plethora of "vanilla" names, among blacks AND whites, include Madison (2 among my family/friends), Grace (3 among my family/friends), Parker, Preston, Elijah (2 among my family/friends), Jordan/Jordin, Jett, Payton/Peyton and the list goes on to infinity. No imagination. There must be a balance, damn.

Trendy names. ill
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Reply #54 posted 05/13/09 4:37pm

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Every community has its' share of odd or questionable naming practices. A lot of Native folks are prone to giving their kids either "western" names like Shane and Dallas, or the kids get saddled with old-fashioned names. I happen to know personally a 15 year old named Edith. You try being a high school student in 2009 named Edith and see if you don't get made fun of for it. lol
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Reply #55 posted 05/13/09 5:24pm

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The unfortunate thing is, parents don't realize when they name their children obviously "ethnic" sounding names, it sets them up for adult life. Countless studies have been done that reveal that when HR and possible employers see resumes with names such as these, they are passed up for interviews twice as much as people with names like Meliss or Jason or something.

I may catch hell, BUT with the exception of the standard deviation, it happens. Boyfriend and I are in agreement now. He has already said I'm not setting my child up. Race is such an issue in America and I'm not going to make it harder or even make their race stand out on paper too.
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Reply #56 posted 05/13/09 5:26pm

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Imago said:

Obamaniqua falloff

THAT HAS TO BE MADE UP



Just wait.....just wait ten years....just wait.....
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Reply #57 posted 05/13/09 6:09pm

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MrsGoodnight said:

On the flipside of this, it really irks me when parents have absolutely no imagination when naming their kids. My name is Kerry and I went to school with no less than 7 other Kerry's... 5 of them were in my Maths class disbelief I swore up and down that I would NEVER name my kids with a 'beige' name, one that a stack of other kids would have, so that they could stand out on their own... now don't get me wrong, I didn't go mad, my girls are Faye and Elsa, which are slightly unusual without sounding made up, but at least they're distiguishable from the sea of Lilly's, Emma's, Evie's, Olivia's... etc

i don't mind. my senior year we had a row of of 4 erics and an erica and when my teach said eric she'd just stare at the row until one of us answered her question.
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Reply #58 posted 05/13/09 7:56pm

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I'm familiar with the so called ghetto black names. Thank god
no one in my immediate family has them. I hate any name
with quan or isha in it. lol
I notice a lot of white kids with last names for first names
like Hunter and Connor.
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Reply #59 posted 05/13/09 8:00pm

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phunkdaddy said:

I'm familiar with the so called ghetto black names. Thank god
no one in my immediate family has them. I hate any name
with quan or isha in it. lol
I notice a lot of white kids with last names for first names
like Hunter and Connor.

I can't handle names like this. Such a violent name to call a little baby. It's even worse when it's on girls.... neutral
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