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Coco..Apple...Tang...Spinach...Frosted Flakes...






ok, seriously...
For girls I like Jaidyn Grace and I used to like Jane Madison...but that really remindes me of James Madison(the 4th president of the U.S.) but I still like both of those names

for boys I like James, Jamison, William, and Matthew...but my brother's name is Matthew...

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no one actually knows Lemonjello and Orangejello! That is such an urban legend. It totally amuses me, but you can't even imagine the number of people I know who claim to have met these twins. There is even a cartoon that has twin babies named that after this legend. My aunt is a kindergarden teacher and she has claimed to have taught these kids a number of times. Shes so full of it! Anyway it is funny! ANd I bet there are people out there who name there kids now b/c of the joke/legend.

Girls: Jade, Jasmine, Isabelle, Kendra
Boys: Aiden, Christopher

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I actually like your name choices, Guido. I can't stand conventional names for people. If I ever change my name, I seriously want to be called Scarlett. . .

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*The following is a list of REAL people, not Urban legends. It's amazing the things you hear about when you're related to a labor and delivery nurse.*

- Latrine (the mother went into labor in a bathroom, saw the word on the door, and thought it was pretty.)
- Cinderella Snow White
- Majestic Maps
- Marsha Mellow
- Cash Register (Yes, his parents really did that to him. Register was his last name. He was my Aunt's accountant.)


I have a name collection.
I have pages upon pages of names that I find absolutely fascinating.

Unfortunately, I would feel guilty naming a child Tarquin or Scheherezade.
And, although I think they would make good names, Secant and Allele are better suited to textbooks than childern.

I really like the idea of naming a boy Lukan and a girl Anavieve.

It's probably a good thing that I'm never going to have children.

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As many people know, I teach in a school that is known for having students with bizarre names. We are overrun by kids named Jamahl, Tyrone, Keisha, Shakeena and almost every class has a girl named Shaquanna in it. In fact, some people refer to The Mecca of Education as "The Shaquanna School". However, there's a young man in my Junior English class who is 6'3" tall and plays on the school's football team. His name is "Babylove" and his friends call him "Baby" for short.

I'm not making this up!

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babylove? Ok, i HAVE to meet this kid!

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I graduated with a Chinese girl who's full name, no joke, was Candy Kok.

Rentaholic, what sound does THAT make?

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