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on: 01-05-2004
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| #21 |
11-13-2004 @ 12:57:56 PM |
| Posted By : Skid |
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#19, Depends on how you define goofy. Sure, Absalom H. Bobo might be a funny sounding name, but it's not goofy in the sense I'm referring to, since it does in fact mean something. But just tossing letters together isn't a name.
And there's no sense in trying to be "unique" either. No matter what combination of letters you use, they all ultimately sound similar and no one is any more likely to remember it. Common names have a benefit, like you don't have to spell your name for someone every time you give it. Take it from a guy who has a common first and middle name and an uncommon last one.
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| #22 |
11-13-2004 @ 01:06:09 PM |
| Posted By : Lemming |
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Bah, we should all just start referring to each other by social security number.
:-P
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| #23 |
11-13-2004 @ 01:09:18 PM |
| Posted By : Skid |
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Or just call each other Gus. From now on, everyone is Gus.
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| #24 |
11-13-2004 @ 01:18:59 PM |
| Posted By : Tastycakemix |
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Because of our i.e., American, history we are accustom to Biblical names (John, Michael, Dave, Chris, Peter and variations thereof) as being the common names. The problem lies when we associate common names to being the proper, more appropriate names. Asia immigrants in the past had to change their first name because of this, and so we can pronounce them. Some had to modify their last name too.
Some American parents don’t want to use a typical name for their baby. They feel their little girl is special and will stand out. “Remembering” is actually the purpose of a unique name. When you hear their unique name, you associate the emotion to have toward that person or culture i.e., Alana, Ayana, Darsha, Xavier e.t.c.
Problem lies that some names have a negative emotion associated with them.
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| #25 |
11-13-2004 @ 01:22:45 PM |
| Posted By : Tastycakemix |
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#22, ROFL!!
Hey' 543-22-3211! How's it hangin! How's 332-21-4211? Broke up with you? Damn. Well here is my new girl Got a fine honey here. This is 442-13-1311.
Hey! My name is NOT 442-13-1311. This is 442-13-3111!! Who is this 442-13-1311??!!
I think we should go back to Tor, son of Morg.
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| #26 |
11-13-2004 @ 01:26:03 PM |
| Posted By : Skid |
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#24, As I've said, I'm not necessarily for Biblical names. I don't object to a name like Yousef or Yoshi (although if the person isn't from that particular culture it's a little - errr, weird). But one is no more likely to remember a girl named Anatress than a girl named Jessica.
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| #27 |
11-13-2004 @ 01:42:53 PM |
| Posted By : Tastycakemix |
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#26, The idea of a unique name is to standout.
Given a list of names, Anatress Yoshi, Jessica Tea, Jerome Johnson, Dick Butkus, Joy Hardingsworth.
Anatress will standout. Problem lies where people think Dick Butkus will be a better person than Jerome.
Doesn't really matter to me if the name is unique or typical. Its just a preference on what you want to name the brat.
Note that some parents are just weird regardless of race/culture. A football player was named Scientific Maps. Now in that case it doesn’t matter what race/culture/religion the parent was.
Regarding the old subject:
Tayana, Zaniqua are just names. Everweski is a name I don’t like and I don’t know the history but I accept/don’t care and don’t have stereotypes associated with it. I don’t think negative about Zaniqua either. Problem is many people do for no reason.
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| #28 |
11-13-2004 @ 01:52:17 PM |
| Posted By : Tastycakemix |
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I'd perfer superhero names. Then you know who they are and what they do.
Bukake Girl
Ivana Humpalot
Dick Butkus
Eat Bark Boy
Wrestler Voice-sounding guy
Skidmark Man (hehehehe)
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| #29 |
11-13-2004 @ 02:44:51 PM |
| Posted By : Skid |
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Well, in that case, don't forget:
Kama Sutra Man
The British Sitcom Avenger
Furry Who Forgot His Fursuit Guy
The Lava Lamp
Wonder-bra Woman
Incontinence Boy
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| #30 |
11-13-2004 @ 03:48:25 PM |
| Posted By : Tastycakemix |
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Ahhh here comes the Tenacious Team of Turmoil! Part of the
Rusty-Nails-Through-Nutz Man
Intestine Man (has intenstines on his head. Has to put bacon fat on them to keep them greasy).
Eradicator
Professor Mayonnaise
The Spoon
Drink you under the table baby
Puzzle Groper
Barfbug
Baroness Fart
Beatnik Racer
Brother Mayfly
Red Annoyance
Pharoah Chocolate
Dash-platypus
Donkeyator
Equinox Yawner
Fission Puffin
Flying Grope
Hamster Raider
Infinity Slug
Irritantsaur
Droolhaunt
Lipstick Mangler
Madam Cola
Miss Hairspray
Shoevolcano
Shroud Democrat
Soapvine
Spoonscream
[Edited by Tastycakemix on 11-13-2004 @ 03:50:53 PM]
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| #31 |
11-13-2004 @ 04:45:37 PM |
| Posted By : Tastycakemix |
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Cat Farter and the Iota Psychowerewolves (don’t ask).
Fist Baron (If you see a five dollar bill on the sidewalk. Let it go. He may be watching)
8-track Woman (can only hear her voice in one ear. Always thinks ahead).
Vomit lasher (Limited ammo but coverage area is wicked).
Professor DoDo. (The charismatic teacher at the mansion).
Asbestos Breath Arch-Ninja warrior.
(Master of the Barbarian Stance of the Poor Squirrels and the infamous Thunder Conflict. Weapon of choice: Chakram of piss).
Demon Poodle (furry sniffer of the damned).
Captain Lost and the Unseen Society of the Unknowable.
Baby Bolt and the Gamma Gang (Hanna-Barbara cartoon anyone)?
I’m going to sleep now…
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| #32 |
11-13-2004 @ 10:29:11 PM |
| Posted By : Biohazard |
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AAAAAHHHHH!!!! WHAT THE FAWK IS THIS!?!?!
I was just flipping through the "popular today" pictures and this came up and scared the fawking shit out of me!
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