my friend's sibling works at a bookshop and someone put in an online order under the name "Evry Mann" and god i hope that's real
I am delighted to inform y'all that there is a man out there named Richard Bonar who has authored a paper titled "Availability of Pileated Woodpecker Cavities and Use by Other Species" dick boner, woodpecker researcher
My mum knew someone who named their kid MJ Toby-James. No, the M and J didn't stand for anything, the initials were literally on his birth certificate. She also had a coworker once who couldn't decide whether to name her upcoming baby Wayne or Dwayne. Her surname was Swane. Luckily she married before the kid was born.
At job, saw the surname Food, which, haha nice name, but they lived on Chicken Lane and I could NOT... xD I made someone else look at my screen to confirm I was reading correctly lol
huh. i was under the impression Grey was a fairly oldish name that was "normal" just a bit rare. im guess there's some generational/regional stuff afoot here
I think most of the Greys I know of are 40+, yeah--I can only think of Grey DeLisle and Grey Davis, but they're both older, so it could very well be a generational thing.
At least Cinderella is a timeless and positive cultural reference that people are going to understand the relevance of for the kid’s entire life. Lookin’ at you, people who named their kids Khaleesi.
kentravious someone plz tell me this makes sense in another language. otherwise I just feel bad for the person lol tho it does sound like the kind of name you would've thought was awesome at 5 years old
... I keep getting spam texts and voicemails addressing me as Johntavious, and my thought has been "what a ridiculous and obviously fake name, who would fall for this" but now I'm not so sure it IS completely fake
My brain auto-corrected the name to 'Reighley' which made "Pronounced life rifle" a real record scratch.