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25 Apr 2007, 5:09 pm

Tiffany. I'm glad my name is Shelby, because my name is unisex.



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25 Apr 2007, 5:22 pm

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Penny. My dad wouldn't allow it.


At first I thought that said "Peony," which would be a pretty name.



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25 Apr 2007, 5:23 pm

I was almost named Richard but my father named me after a mythological beast like a lion that is very placid and laid back unless it is annoyed in which case it becomes extremely ferocious.


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25 Apr 2007, 5:59 pm

I am named Richard. :)

I was nearly called Mark, but my surname is McCarthy and it was decided that the alliteration of 'Mark McCarthy' reminded my Mum too much of Ronald Reagan, so I was changed to a Richard.

If I was to be a girl I was to be called Kathryn, and when my sister came along five years later she was given that name instead.


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25 Apr 2007, 6:00 pm

Nope. Mum just named me Ashleigh. :)



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25 Apr 2007, 6:35 pm

Aparently my mother expected me to be a girl (there are a lot of boys in my family so she thought it was time for a girl) and I would have been Elizabeth.

I always wished I was named Alexander.


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25 Apr 2007, 6:35 pm

I thought those words were definite no no's here?


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25 Apr 2007, 6:37 pm

BazzaMcKenzie wrote:
Aparently my mother expected me to be a girl (there are a lot of boys in my family so she thought it was time for a girl) and I would have been Elizabeth.


My parents had arguments when I was five over the proper spelling of Elizabeth (it's my middle name). My mother insisted it was spelled Elisabeth, but my father wanted Elizabeth. :) They chose the "z" version after awhile.

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I thought those words were definite no no's here?


What words?


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25 Apr 2007, 6:38 pm

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At first I thought that said "Peony," which would be a pretty name.

why is it Americans like made up/weird names :?


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25 Apr 2007, 6:39 pm

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25 Apr 2007, 6:39 pm

BazzaMcKenzie wrote:
Apatura wrote:
At first I thought that said "Peony," which would be a pretty name.

why is it Americans like made up/weird names :?


A Peony is a flower (like Rose, Petunia, Heather, Violet, ect). It can be an actual name too.


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25 Apr 2007, 6:42 pm

BazzaMcKenzie wrote:
Apatura wrote:
At first I thought that said "Peony," which would be a pretty name.

why is it Americans like made up/weird names :?


What do they call this on your continent? :lol:

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25 Apr 2007, 6:50 pm

BazzaMcKenzie wrote:
Apatura wrote:
At first I thought that said "Peony," which would be a pretty name.

why is it Americans like made up/weird names :?


Peony is the national flower of China and is associated i think with health.


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25 Apr 2007, 7:21 pm

My sister is called Barbara.

If I was a boy I would have been called Kenneth.

Hmmm Barbie and Ken :!:

Thank goodness I'm a girl.



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25 Apr 2007, 7:33 pm

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BazzaMcKenzie wrote:
Aparently my mother expected me to be a girl (there are a lot of boys in my family so she thought it was time for a girl) and I would have been Elizabeth.


My parents had arguments when I was five over the proper spelling of Elizabeth (it's my middle name). My mother insisted it was spelled Elisabeth, but my father wanted Elizabeth. :) They chose the "z" version after awhile.

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I thought those words were definite no no's here?


What words?


The words you can't say on television


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25 Apr 2007, 8:18 pm

Not previously heard of Peony. I don't believe I would name a girl Agapanthus or Strezlekia either :lol:

Top odd baby names
These names were more unusual names given to boys and girls in the United States. Some people prefer to have an odd baby name or unusual baby name to differentiate their child from the rest. The two lists below show the top odd baby names in recent years.


(I don't think all these are odd)

Odd baby boy names:
1. Fisher
2. Fidel
3. Bronson
4. Treyton
5. Cristofer
6. Cordell
7. Jamarcus
8. Guy
9. Destin
10. Campbell
11. Tre
12. Rahul
13. Rey
14. Jarod
15. Trevin
16. Reilly
17. Nash
18. Jeramiah
19. Jarvis
20. Darrin
21. Darin
22. Cornelius
23. Broderick
24. Trevion
25. Rishi
26. Immanuel
27. Yusuf
28. Niko
29. Kason
30. Jayvon
31. Zaire
32. Trever
33. Samson
34. Raymundo
35. Kerry
36. Fletcher
37. Efren
38. Dimitri
39. Andreas
40. Zaid
41. Truman
42. Trenten
43. Tayshaun
44. Haiden
45. Elvin
46. Barry
47. Jamel
48. Chaim
49. Branson
50. Kevon

Odd baby girl names:
1. Johana
2. Darlene.
3. Chase
4. Carli
5. Samira
6. Lisette
7. Heidy
8. Drew
9. Carson
10. Alexandrea
11. Alex
12. Estefania
13. Yessenia
14. Selina
15. Jalynn
16. Arlene
17. Shirley
18. Kalyn
19. Dania
20. Christa
21. Averie
22. Yaritza
23. Roxana
24. Kaci
25. Dianna
26. Kourtney
27. Ericka
28. Angeles
29. Sydni
30. Dasia
31. Chana
32. Lorelei
33. Lexus
34. Delia
35. Zariah
36. Taya
37. Robyn
38. Robin
39. Jaylen
40. Jana
41. Gwyneth
42. Citlali
43. Anabel
44. Sydnie
45. Riya
46. Jazmyne
47. Ashtyn
48. Tamya
49. Melisa
50. Janiah


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