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Reply #60 posted 09/11/09 10:37pm

NMuzakNSoul	DesireeNevermind said: Harlepolis said: "Strangay gurl....it's you gurl!!!!!" "Do You think Liz Taylor would throw her panties in my face?" "You about my size, my height, my weight? Doggy Style!" "Wut dyme duz de show start!" Yes I've seen this movie one too many times. I've seen it like ten times.
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Reply #61 posted 09/11/09 10:38pm

NMuzakNSoul	For a while me and my cousin called everything strange "strangé"
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Reply #62 posted 09/11/09 10:41pm

NMuzakNSoul	Anyway congrats to Nicole.
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Reply #63 posted 09/11/09 10:47pm

Harlepolis	NMuzakNSoul said: For a while me and my cousin called everything strange "strangé" That used to be my screenname in some other board
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Reply #64 posted 09/11/09 11:36pm

meow85

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Harlepolis said:

meow85 said:

I know, right? That kid's going to grow up with other kids of famous people, all of them with odd names. When your classmates are named Apple and Seven and Rebel, who's going to kick your ass for being named Sparrow?

Touche

On the other hand disbelief

I understand the need for people to be stand out-ish and unpredictable, but not on the expence of making your child a social outcast,,,,he's not gonna hang out with famous kids all time, and who's to say his parents will stay being famous?

I'm just saying lol and 1/2 of them will probably say to their kids when they grow up "I named you such & such, because it sounded like a good idea at the time" lol

Let's be honest here though. So-called unusual names are more often as time goes by, not. The list of popular names for any given recent year are increasingly adding names that were before unheard of, even thought freakish. Diversity in naming is just what's done now in many communities. Most of the kids under the age of 10 that I know of personally have names that would have been considered weird even a generation or two ago, but now really don't stand out all that much.

Kids I know:

Ezekiel
Hyacinth
Winter (boy)
Winter (girl)
Aaliyah
Charmaine
Meadow
Logan (girl)

Among my own age group (20's) I know personally people named Haakon, Aphrodite, Artemis, Kenji, Sunshine, Windy, Carver, Lilac, and Crystal Sailor. We sound like a goddamn Roald Dahl book. But it's just not that odd. Today's kids are just as likely to have a classmate named Rock as they are to have one named Jason.

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Reply #65 posted 09/12/09 12:46am

ThreadBare	"I just don't understand why Sparrow keeps getting beaten up by the other boys at school..."
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Reply #66 posted 09/12/09 12:51am

Lammastide

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ThreadBare said:

"I just don't understand why Sparrow keeps getting beaten up by the other boys at school..."

Particularly the boys named Hawk, Fox and Housecat. smile

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Reply #67 posted 09/12/09 1:00am

ThreadBare	Lammastide said: ThreadBare said: "I just don't understand why Sparrow keeps getting beaten up by the other boys at school..." Particularly the boys named Hawk, Fox and Housecat. Exactly. I think only "Wren" would've been a worse choice. No, Sparrow's still the worst.
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Reply #68 posted 09/12/09 1:59am

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johnart said:

Sparrow is a nice name if you're a skinny small-tittied poetry writing girl. neutral

By St. Boogar and all the saints at the backside door of Purgatory!

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Reply #69 posted 09/12/09 3:33am

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That's hot.

The orger formerly known as theodore

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Reply #70 posted 09/12/09 6:48am

ZombieKitten	Lammastide said: ThreadBare said: "I just don't understand why Sparrow keeps getting beaten up by the other boys at school..." Particularly the boys named Hawk, Fox and Housecat. !!!!!
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Reply #71 posted 09/14/09 8:43pm

psychodelicide

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Harlepolis said:

psychodelicide said:

^^ Is that Grace Jones?

Thought so, thanks. smile

RIP, mom. I will forever miss and love you.

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Reply #72 posted 09/15/09 8:07am

AnckSuNamun

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minneapolisgenius said:

My friend just had a baby last week and named her Estelle Sparrow. She was thinking about using Sparrow for her first name, but then no one liked it except me. neutral

I like it. But maybe for a girl though.

My other friend has a son named Raven. I guess bird names are popular these days.

Rodan. lol