Names You Can't Stand #5

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rainbowlemon

Bizziebody said:
*were NOT we're


I bet they live in Australia.
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It's in the UK on a segment called Struggling Britain: Cost of living pushes families to the brink . They also had another family with a Kade, Skylar and Marshall.

I've only heard Skylar used in good will hunting.
 
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Bizziebody

rainbowlemon said:
It's in the UK on a segment called Struggling Britain: Cost of living pushes families to the brink . They also had another family with a Kade, Skylar and Marshall.

Only heard Skylar used in good will hunting.
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I know two Skylars & I think Michael J. Fox has daughter of that name too or something similar.
 
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bubbadabut

When the name doesnt work with the accent of that particular region. In my area, people pronounce names like Lola, Cole and Cody as Lerla, Kerl and Kerdy. I often wonder if the kids get confused when someone pronounces their name properly
 
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Ems55

Arlo and Milo

Despise Finlay (and all spelling variations). I have taught at least 10 of them and not one of them has been likeable!

Also Felix - cat food vibes
 
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Inforapenny

I love the name Skylar for a girl it's Dutch in origin. I like it because I've never across a girl with this name and to be it has lovely connotations.
However I also imagine a lot of people wouldn't warm to this name.
 
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Curly Top

Apparently the latest trendy name for a girl is Ottilee. I've come across three newborns with this moniker.
 
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Curly Top

Ah, that will be my mistake. I've only heard it not seen it written down. I stand corrected.
 
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Wackie Jeaver

Still not sure I like it though - if said in French accent, "Ott-eel-ie" could be nice, but not sure about yelling it out over the playground in an English accent...
 
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Curly Top

Wackie Jeaver said:
Still not sure I like it though - if said in French accent, "Ott-eel-ie" could be nice, but not sure about yelling it out over the playground in an English accent...
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Exactly. It does not trip off the tongue and I suppose it will be shortened to Otty or God forbid Ott.
 
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