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Chorda Because drat, that 'R' is just not enough insurance.
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You Wang.
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I only know of two things named Rebelle: a line of NERF guns made for girls, and a superhero I saw on DeviantArt who wears a costume based on the Confederate flag.
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I met a Shatoya and a Shirelle today.
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The MSJ posted:I only know of two things named Rebelle: a line of NERF guns made for girls, and a superhero I saw on DeviantArt who wears a costume based on the Confederate flag. It's just the French word for rebel.
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Just came across a Nichelle
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Aug 16, 2017 16:57
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jojoinnit posted:Just came across a Nichelle So did Gene Roddenberry, many times.
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Fleta Mcgurn posted:So did Gene Roddenberry, many times. Wiki says he was married twice, to an Eileen and a Majel so I guess this joke is just wooshing over my head?
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jojoinnit posted:Wiki says he was married twice, to an Eileen and a Majel so I guess this joke is just wooshing over my head?
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Aug 16, 2017 18:37
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Sad Fern
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Hello, it's me again. Another customer again: Fred Saltbones. Bones and other permutations of the word are surprisingly common, it seems.
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jojoinnit posted:Wiki says he was married twice, to an Eileen and a Majel so I guess this joke is just wooshing over my head? What Tumbler said, but he could have also come on Eileen.
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I met a Trinaty today. Not 'Trinity'; Trinaty.
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More from Texas insurance forms: Gracious Love and Blessing (siblings) Izikihal Chastity (Multiple, the majority seem to be teen parents) Rustee Sayler And one that actually made me say "NO" out loud: Danger Fox.
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Aug 17, 2017 02:45
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An old couple named Fred and Winnifred.
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Flaccid Trip posted:And one that actually made me say "NO" out loud: Father deadbeat or just dead?
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Aug 17, 2017 03:03
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Someone else in the county jail: Shat Bagut.
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In the Netherlands, there is the Meertens Instituut that keeps track of names. It publishes statistics every year on how popular certain names are. In the top 10, there's usually normal stuff like Lucas, Jesse, Finn, Milan for boys, and Anna, Emma, Tess, Sophie for girls. The charts can be found at https://www.svb.nl/int/nl/kindernamen/artikelen/top20/jongens/ and https://www.svb.nl/int/nl/kindernamen/artikelen/top20/meisjes/ (scroll down halfway for either page, and choose "op volgorde van populariteit (PDF)" which is "ordered by popularity". However, when you go deep down the chart, you encounter some eh... unique stuff. For girls: Xsarailiya Vaeyanah-Mae Tippie-Tipper Taphelicïa Shervinaisley For boys: Jeruëngellson Raydiangello Shairon-jaymian Sheorphedelion Tré-Vianchelo Yaënairo It's like they thought "hm, I like these syllables individually, let's jam them together into some kind of jackalope of a name."
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You could probably trick me into thinking half of those are normal Dutch names though. I don't think I'd be fooled by Tippie-Topper but throw in some umlauts and a reasonable suffix and you'd probably have me there.
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Sheorphedelion is known as the Sender of Five. His domain, is Emergy and his palace is named Froulel Tiq. He can be summoned by scrawling his sigil on the ground and, sacrificing a white ram on that spot. He will offer you wisdom and unknown riches but he may extract a heavy price -
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jojoinnit posted:You could probably trick me into thinking half of those are normal Dutch names though. I don't think I'd be fooled by Tippie-Topper but throw in some umlauts and a reasonable suffix and you'd probably have me there. Umlauts are rare in Dutch. I read Laserjet's post and was thinking Milan is probably considered weird by Anglos, too. It's been popular in Flanders as well for a while now. I have no idea where it comes from.
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Phlegmish posted:I read Laserjet's post and was thinking Milan is probably considered weird by Anglos, too. It's been popular in Flanders as well for a while now. I have no idea where it comes from. I've never heard it as a first name, but it's not that weird as Milan is both a well-known city in Italy and the surname of a renowned dog trainer on television. When I read it I definitely did a double-take, but it didn't seem too bizarre.
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Athanasia. In other news, you should see the list of charges against the guy who tried to light his wife on fire.
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Hell, same.
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I knew a girl named Amethyst in college, she was pretty cool. And at least it's a real word for a gemstone, so the name is in line with "Ruby", "Amber", and "Crystal".
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Axiem posted:I knew a girl named Amethyst in college, she was pretty cool. And at least it's a real word for a gemstone, so the name is in line with "Ruby", "Amber", and "Crystal". I also know an Amethyst; she is kind of an rear end in a top hat but has a nice donk:  ...but yeah, it was mostly the one-two punch of "Amethyst Parisa" that made me shake my head. Amethyst itself isn't the worst name, but she can't even be "Amethyst Paris," not girly enough!
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I met someone named Portia yesterday, pronounced like the german sports car
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EX250 Type R posted:I met someone named Portia yesterday, pronounced like the german sports car The name Portia is older than the industrial revolution and is from Latin. There's a character in The Merchant of Venice named Portia. It either means "pig" or "offering" depending on which version of the etymology you believe.
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How did she know how Philosophie was spelt??
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eating only apples posted:How did she know how Philosophie was spelt?? Maybe the last bit sounds like "Sophie"? That would be funny.
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Axiem posted:I knew a girl named Amethyst in college, she was pretty cool. And at least it's a real word for a gemstone, so the name is in line with "Ruby", "Amber", and "Crystal". The part that got me was the specific spelling requirement of the nickname of "Amie", NOT "Amy".
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I packaged an order for an Ivone today.
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