watermelon sugar
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Just seen on a Mum page I'm on, someone say that their kid is called Toshiba that's a laptop isn't it mate?
The parents obviously had a UK atlas where they opened a random page and stuck a pîn in.Family on Instagram from the UK:
Harlow Layne (girl)
Croydon Dayne (boy)
Buxton Cayne (boy twin)
Bristol Rayne (girl twin)
Reminds me of Friends when Joey thought Ross was short for Rossell, or Rosstopher!Rossidy, not sure if this poor sod is M or F.
I know someone who called their son Jonathan Andrew but he was to go by the name of James. I asked why as this was decided when he was a day old. Her reply was that they always liked the name Jonathan but didn’t want him to be called that.Funny I was going to comment I hate people who gave children full names and call them a shortened version for the rest of their lives. I work in a place where I often have to meet new children and read their names "OK have we an Alexander" "actually it's just Alex".... Wrecks my head!
The worse I ever came across was Evangeline spelt AvanjaleanStop messing with the spellings
Alyvia
Isabelah
Emmerleigh
Aymie
Lilleigh
Jazzmyn
Oh yes .. hubby comes from a family with long line of men with the same name, lets say Mike Smith, , him, his dad, grandad, great grandad etc , my dads family were similar, my dad was from a long line of Dans but when my brother was born he would not continue the tradition, my bro got his own name .. so when I was expecting a son, I rebelled, thought he should have his own name, father in law lost the plot and told me to go "explain yourself" to his father ... I told him I had no notion of explaining myself to anyone, hubby wasn't bothered about carrying on that tradition and that was the end of the matter ... He got his own nameWhen parents give their own name to their kid, especially when followed by 'Jr'. Like Donald Trump Jr.