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social vegan posted:GaySTeven This looks like a name from an AOL buddy list
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Antifreeze Head posted:Juju pronounced jew-jew. How else would you pronounce it?
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Atticus. Some Spartacus level poo poo right there.
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Stik3 posted:Atticus. It's probably from "To Kill a Mockingbird".
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I'm a substitute teacher. From recent attendance rolls: -Charleye -Daija -Mikinley -Makenna At least I haven't had to recently sub again for the class with three Madelines in it, all with different spellings. Stik3 posted:Atticus.
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m2pt5 posted:How else would you pronounce it? There really isn't another way, but it stood out when some guy would start screaming Jew! Jew! and some kid would haul rear end out onto the field.
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Encountered a Dorian Gray today, that was fun.
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The Lord of Hats posted:Encountered a Dorian Gray today, that was fun. why would you do this to a child
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"Gittyupexpress"
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Just got an email from a coworker named Szilard.
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Richar. Not Richard, just...Richar.
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Lotish posted:Richar. He was Richard, but then he gave someone the D.
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Vadun posted:Just got an email from a coworker named Szilard. 
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I knew a guy whos last name was "gay" lol
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FlyinPingu posted:why would you do this to a child I asked, actually--his parents didn't, but it was a lifelong nickname that he had decided to make official.
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Nooner posted:I knew a guy whos last name was "gay" lol Yeah, you!
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Customer today was named Charl Broon. I assume he's some eastern European Peanuts knockoff
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Missing kid: Rai'Lei (Riley?)
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Flagrant Abuse posted:Isn't that a perfectly normal Hungarian name? It's one of the more notable ones, yeah. Unless it's the dude's first name, in which case, yeah, 
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18 year old woman trending on Facebook who died was named Briahna. RIP
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Found out today that someone I know is engaged to an Undras, pronounced "Ahn-DRAY-us".
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Gay chat has reminded me of a girl I knew called Gaia - pronounced "gayer".
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thank u all for crowdsourcing the names for next generation of pokemon
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FlyinPingu posted:why would you do this to a child Puts a new spin on school picture day.
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This morning an office action came in for one of the patent applications my firm is handling, and it was signed by examiner Terra Cotta Gibbs. Proof the USPTO is going to pot these days.
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I met a woman named Assyria yesterday, but that natural actually owns.
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schadenfraud posted:Gay chat has reminded me of a girl I knew called Gaia - pronounced "gayer". is this not how some brits would pronounce it? they add this weird "R" sound to the end of words like "area" sometimes
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The Orange Mage posted:is this not how some brits would pronounce it? they add this weird "R" sound to the end of words like "area" sometimes She was American and I'm a Brit, so no. Also, what? Area is pronounced "air-ee-uh".
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schadenfraud posted:She was American and I'm a Brit, so no. Also, what? Area is pronounced "air-ee-uh". Depending on where exactly the speaker grew up, to American ears it sometimes sounds like someone is saying airy-er. Obviously not in every british accent. And if you have the accent that does it, you wouldn't hear it that way so 
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