Had one that was pretty epic last year at a doctor's office: Tre'andreaqwantaishiah Boll Spoiler In the notes section: "Goes by Tree"
Follow my old high school on Twitter, they retweeted the cheerleading announcement. I'd like to punch some of those parents in the face. JV has a Madasyn. Lol.. JV cheerleading.
I work for a federal assistance program. I can't even begin to tell you the amount of whack ass names I see on a weekly basis.
Not only does he have a shitty name but he also sucks at football. And for goddsake highlight videos should be edited to start at the fucking snap. No wonder Suncoast football sucks.
I'm surprised we haven't seen more people use punctuation marks. I know the Le-a stories. But for as somewhat common as that is, relatively speaking, I don't see why more punctuation marks aren't used. Something like "Ma,k" pronounced Macomik or "Z' ,zy Jones" pronounced Zapastrof Comazy Jones .
Star Wars villain Kylo Ren becomes fastest-rising baby name in the US http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-e...dam-driver-the-force-awakens-a7733856.html#oo
There's actually a trend of naming kids things our grandparents may have been named. I know a woman who just named her daughter Louise.
On a flight last fall I sat beside a woman with a baby named "Azarath": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Azarath
As stated before I worked in foster care in Florida. We had a kid in care whose real name is "Lil Bo"
Idk if I posted this yet, but I work in child welfare and I've seen two kids (both over the age of 10) named Isis.