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speaking of trashy names...
speaking of trashy names...
Mercedes, Candi/y, Diamond (I you not I know a girl named this. Nice enough girl, but her parents were asking for her to be a stripper), Cristal...
you forgot Star...and no I'm not making that up
Agreed
Those names are re ed and cheesy. It's almost a guarantee that a girl named Candi will become a pros ute, stripper, or porn star at some point. Girls love being s...offer the opportunity to allow them to do so while earning a living, and even being named something fitting yet trashy like that, you/they figure they might as well...
I've known a girl named Star. I did forget, hence why I left it open ended...
Wow, for a while there I almost forgot what a dumbass you are.
When I see Iain, Angus & Scottish in the same paragraph, I immediately think "black".
I had a cousin name her daughter Destiny. Not fond of that as someone's name at all.
Hahaha I can tell how much you love my generalization
Step onto any large college campus, specifically at night, and you'd probably see that it's not completely inaccurate. Fitting discussion for this time as this past weekend was halloween, and of course, way more than half of the girls out wore extremely ty outfits. Very common to see groups of them walking along to their halloween party in literally just a thong for the bottom. I'm not sure how old you are, perhaps your generation is different. But there's no denying that a huge % of sociable girls dress like s regularly. It is what it is.
Don't act like I don't know I'm generalizing...
Cayden is a gay name. Feminine....
name him Braxton, Bruce, Victor, etc something manly.
I saw the le of your thread and immediately thought, "anything but Hayden, Jayden, Cayden, Brayden or any other variation of "Ayden/Aiden." Why the are these names so popular?
Yes! So many people call my son Ben-jer-min. There's no "R" in his name.Apparently, there are a lot of illiterate teachers out there. Is it really that difficult?
Desiree is the one for me that screams "My parents want me to grow up to be a stripper." No offense to people with kids named Desiree.
I think that's partly just a weird Texas thing - one of my nicknames growing up was "Kerr" because several people called me Jessi-kerr. Some people can't leave an R out of anything (like "warsh" instead of "wash").
Not just some people, more like, uneducated and/or lazy people. There happens to be many of these types in the southern states.
When I see Iain, Angus & Scottish in the same paragraph, I immediately think "black".
hey i do too
http://www.searchforancestors.com/su...in/b/black.php
"Black: (Origin Scottish) From a nickname for a swarthy or dark-haired man."
Angus Black would be a hilarious name (black angus cattle)
Braxton makes me want to vomit just like all the variations of Ayden/Aiden. Same with last names being used as first like Tanner
What? ty nurse, ty cheerleader, french maid, etc....that's considered dressing like a !?
heh
LOL more like naked nurse, cheerleader without her uniform, french maid with no skirt and just thong...
how about the name... gutter92? i heard someone's having a baby!
Caydencross
Exactly.
Kayden Cross = porn star = don't name your boy Cayden because Cayden is already a feminine name and some cases porn star
Cayden, Brayden, Aiden, Gayden = just name your kid Vagina
My father has 2 Masters Degrees and did PhD work. Hardly uneducated. Always says 'warsh' - it's simply the speech pattern he learned growing up. He's entirely unaware of saying it that way, I might add.
An excellent idea - I'll add it to the list. It should stop him (the mythical child, that is) from growing up a Rockets fan, anyway.
Travis is easily the best name for a boy IMHO.
Ok so he's educated.
Not being aware that you say "warsh" instead of wash = stupid
Being aware and doing it = jackass
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