That might be one of the worst made up names I’ve ever seen. Not surprising is that “Leigh” is spelled wrong.
My wife is an elementary teacher and there's a rash of GoT names coming through the ranks. Mostly Khalessi
Kindrek, who looked like he was going to pledge a frat after his CFA drive through shift was over Wrenley, from a baby shower invitation.
If most of the names in this thread are criminal, then that “I” after “Y” is a capital offense. That sign she’s holding looks like a kid who just really likes making swoops when practicing cursive.
If I ever have a daughter, her name will be Mia Malkova Coachman. She'll be forever protected from the danger of people using search engines to find out information about her.
Well I'll be damned. "Screven is a name of ancient Norman origin. It arrived in England with the Norman Conquest of 1066. It is a name for a writer to the court." https://www.houseofnames.com/screve... is a name of,keep official records of trials.
In my mind Screven is Screech from Saved by the Bell but dweebier, and he's also doing an angry screed
Wife’s friend posted a pic of their kid in front of their class list on instagram today. Lots of good stuff here
She’s not a kid but my wife told me about a lady she met that introduced herself as Shannon, but pronounced it “Sha-non”
Calum is an everyday name in the UK. I have a Calum and a Niall in my extended family. Prob more common, but I was almost named Alistair.
What the fuck also this reminds me I’ve got a strange name and I shouldn’t pass judgment but also back in my day there were maybe 1 or 2 of us uniquely named kids per grade. The idea of a class of dumbed down phonetically spelled hard consonant sounds is too much to bear
Last few posts made think of this. Guess it all cycles. Eventually, just like in medieval times, the one kid in class with the unique name will be a Carl.
Naming our second Nicholas to go along with our first Thomas real weird names for our kids in the future: Tom & Nick
Brwyn. I had to double check that it wasn’t a typo or something. I assume it’s pronounced like Bruin?