Everyone wants their little angel to have a name as unique as they are, awwwwww.

hahahaha this piece is hilarious, yes

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• Draven Please note that if you name your baby Draven, you must dress him up like the Crow at all times.

Bizarre names are common here.

I can't even mock these people because my grandfather has a very peculiar taste and, although my dad lucked out (his name is the Brazilian version of Giovanni), all his siblings have names beginning with Gil- even when it's uncommon. An aunt, for example, is called Gilnadia (Half "Gil" half "Nadia")

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Originally posted by Vector A Since most of us are of the age where lots of people we know have either had kids already or will soon, I'm sure we've heard plenty of these, presumably coined or picked up to make their kid "unique," or maybe just to imitate some ridiculous celebrity. Here's a good article on the phenomenon in the U.S.: http://deadspin.com/5924827/america...ting-even-worse An acquaintance named her son "Jedi" ("It's short for 'Jedediah'"). Any stories or sightings of your own? Is this happening in your country?

Threads like these confirm my belief that I do in fact live in a bubble in San Francisco.

While i know people in High School who've had children already, none of my close friends, today, in their early thirties has had any children.

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the other day this dumb looking hoe on dat lakeshore had two girls, one young who she called honey, and one going to high school named 'present'. what a ****