MoBettaBliss said:

KingBAD said:

i taught him that

i'd pay good money to see you do that

they've seen me do this

the whole speech (only how i talk)

and i get pretty much the same reaction..,

KING BAD!!!

Serious said:

NorthC said:

Serious said:

Martina

What a lovely name.

Thank you

Kristan

HuMpThAnG said:

Charlene. What's your's?

Michelle

PaisleyPrint said:

HuMpThAnG said:

Charlene. What's your's?

HuMp = as in getting over

HuMpThAnG said:

PaisleyPrint said:

Charlene. What's your's?

HuMp = as in getting over

Okay.

HuMpThAnG said:

PaisleyPrint said:

Charlene. What's your's?

HuMp = as in getting over

good thing you didn't

go for the new york explanation...

Pedro but u can call me Lord.

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Funky Mama P.Lover AerDnA

FullLipsDotNose said:

Adorecream said:

Tane (Pronounced Tah nay)

Not ghetto, but a traditional Maori/Polynesian name meaning "Man"

What on Earth is a ghetto name?

Something like Tanisha, Taneshiqua, Boneshaquitalafonda and of course Shaniqua.

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A stereotypical name that sounds vaguely Arabic, African or French. Also any named with an extreme alternative spellings and names after brands of alcohol, jewellery, perfume, cars and even sexual positions.

Examples - Shaniqua, Mbula, Marquise, Le-a, Alize, Diamonquisha, Gabbaniqua, Mercedez, Brianal in order of the types described.

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Originally found amongst poorly educated and disadvantaged African Americans in poor inner city areas (Hence ghetto), this fad has expaned to country areas, and even other countries like the Maoris of New Zealand, Aborigines of Australia and Black people in many other countries like the UK, Canada and Brazil. Some white and mixed people also have these names.

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Generally such names have no historical origins before the late 20th century (Post 1960s civil rights era) and are often applied to stereotypes that are negative and disparaging. It is strongly reccommend you do not name your children these types of names.

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Bruce

Phunk

phunkdaddy said:

Phunk

Last name Daddy

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I am going to change my first name to "What" so when anyone ask me what my first name is I will say "What" just like Jerome!

purplethunder3121 said:

As in my last thread on this board, probably. Time to get a life back...

You're leaving?

Oh my goodness, you are leaving. Aw, I'll miss you, it's been great.

Rashid

EmmaMcG said:

Emma.

Last name McG

kpowers said:

RJOrion said:

Rashid

Beautiful name, I wanna give it to my child

FullLipsDotNose said:

RJOrion said:

Rashid

Beautiful name, I wanna give it to my child

Thank You... very kind of you to say that...

EmmaMcG said:

kpowers said:

Last name McG

My last name is actually Cunningham. McG is the first 3 letters of my mother's surname.

kpowers said: