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  1. #166
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    I taught children in the South named:

    Rotunda--she was indeed rotund
    Charlesia Chateaubriand Killingsworth
    Juldine--more commonly called Geraldine but pronounced Juhldeen
    Poor fellow who was named Fitzgerald but pronounced Fish-gel
    Twins girls--La Tanya & La Sanya
    Tis better to wear out than to rust out....

  2. #167
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    Quote Originally Posted by five one View Post
    There are a lot of unusual names in the student database due to the diversity of the area. Several come to mind - Tim Tam, Ha Ha, and Heidi Ho.
    A former coworker of mine picked an interesting Anglicized name to go with his traditional Vietnamese name.

    Vincent Van Vo.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dianyla View Post
    Vincent Van Vo.
    Now *that* is GOOD!

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    Quote Originally Posted by LBTC View Post
    Now *that* is GOOD!
    I always wondered if:

    a) He picked it out himself intentionally
    b) He picked it out himself accidentally
    c) Some weirdo INS guy said "Hey, I have an idea..."

  5. #170
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    I work for a big office. We have a Ms Twelvetrees and a Ms Fullalove.

    Then there was the Royal Navy admiral, Sir Cloudesly Shovell

    then the Mather brothers: Cotton and Temperance! Subtle, eh?

    then in the Horrible Histories book 'Vile Victorians' there is a long list of terrible names, all of which were given to real people.

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    A friend of mine who is big into geneology has an ancestor whose name was Experience Clapp!
    Tis better to wear out than to rust out....

  7. #172
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    Yesterday I met a Les Johnson. I didn't really think about it until later....

    For those Monty Python fans, we have a John Thomas at work. I can't hear that name over the paging system without snickering

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    Quote Originally Posted by teigyr View Post
    Yesterday I met a Les Johnson. I didn't really think about it until later....

    For those Monty Python fans, we have a John Thomas at work. I can't hear that name over the paging system without snickering
    A one and a two....

    So three cheers for your Willy or John Thomas,
    Hooray for your one-eyed....
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    After a long dry spell, the saga continues

    From this morning's Evansville newspaper:

    a baby girl born 9/11: "Aroma Cleopatra" The father's name is "Alternate Tarzan", so I guess she'll be "Aroma Cleopatra Tarzan"
    If you don't grow where you're planted, you'll never BLOOM - Will Rogers

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    Mr- Hopefully it is a pleasant Aroma? What is her dad the alternate to?

    I was at my college roommate's baby shower yesterday and forgot she also had a great-grandma Pansy.
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    A child in one of our classrooms:

    Davonna Ford (begs the question: If not a Ford, davonna Chevrolet? a Honda?) Oh yeah - davonna Honda - I like the way that rolls off the tongue.
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  12. #177
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    Naming mishaps....

    my fave name combo is a woman I know named:

    Anita Blowe

    no joke. nice lady....interesting name...?
    "There is not enough time to do all the nothing we want to do."~~ Bill Watterson

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    Quote Originally Posted by bicyclulz View Post
    my fave name combo is a woman I know named:

    Anita Blowe

    no joke. nice lady....interesting name...?
    I have a friend who's (married) name is: Mary Grim

    Mary (Merry: )
    Grim ( )
    Very confused, the poor dear.
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  14. #179
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    I just read through this whole thing for the first time - FUNNY!

    I went to school with Stan Stanhope.

    A doctor in my town that I detest is Dr. Bonebrake!!

    My daughter just brought home the new elementary school directory and here are some gems (these are all first names):

    Siblings Niajiah and Noqui
    Twins Arieus and Arlieus
    Shamon
    Sisters Samena and Samira
    Terrinae
    Evalt
    Challim
    Trazunia
    Twins Khadijah and Khalilah
    Zykias
    C'Teeva
    Zowie
    Za'Vell
    Siblings D'Ante and Ty'a
    Fherrin
    Aushaneah
    Aireyona
    Sway
    Tajion
    Aberesa
    Japheth
    Amilleon
    Da'Quan
    Marquise (mar-KWEZ)
    Carribean
    Ja'Vonte
    Twins Javiona and Javiney (jay-vee-AW-na and JEV-in-ee)
    Nadje (naw-ZHAY)

    Wow, that is a lot of strange names for a school of about 300 kids in the middle of the heartland!! All except the last 6 or 7 are in this year's book. It's also amazing to me how many of the parents have names like "Jeremy Watkins" and "Stacey Baker." Where do they come up with these names??? I feel sorry for teachers - I wouldn't even know how to begin to pronouce some of these.
    Last edited by GeoCam; 09-24-2007 at 12:24 PM.

  15. #180
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    GeoCam, where do you live? General Geographic Area is sufficient if you're afraid to say!
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