A-a, Orangejello, and Lemonjello

KentuckyKate

Apparently they're not just urban legends!  A few posts below, yet another person claimed her friend knew twins named Orangejello and Lemonjello... anyway it made me curious, so I just did a people search for them on Intelius, and there is both a Mr. Lemonjello Snicket and a Mr. Orangejello Snicket living in Buena Vista, GA.  There is also another Lemonjello living in Palm Beach, FL.

 Also, in the United States, there are 91 people named A-a and one person named Le-a... of course I don't know the pronunciations. 

Just thought it was interesting!

 

ckmommy

Interesting....very interesting.

qtsreign

nu-uh.

LadyDelilah

and a set of twin boys in Vallejo CA...

09Bride03

I think the - is pronounced "dash".  As in...Le dash a. 

carolinag

i'm sure orangejello & lemonjello started out as an urban myth, but once it got around people are just crazy enough to actually name their kids that. 

ljbaby10

The le-a is said LeDashA!!!!  It is freaking insaine.   My BIL works at a hospital in Louisiana and is always asking me how many dashes and apostrophies our baby will have in his name....isn't that sad

stellabelle

I've met a La-a.

Which was pronounced, La dash a, if you knew what was good for you. She was very insistent about it!

LemonBlush

My friend was a L & D nurse in St. Louis. They had twins named orangejello and lemonjello there just a few years ago!

NinjaNic

carolinag:

i'm sure orangejello & lemonjello started out as an urban myth, but once it got around people are just crazy enough to actually name their kids that. 

  Yep. Just what I think

qtsreign

stellabelle:

I've met a La-a.

Which was pronounced, La dash a, if you knew what was good for you. She was very insistent about it!

lol

Mitzie

intelius is not a reliable source for name data.

ljbaby10

Yeah like twins LaWasha and LaDrya .  Just always wondered if they were conceived on the washer and the dryer

jessie395

I am in SC, and I went to school with twins that have these names. They're pronounced o-ran-jello and le-mon-jello...I never knew there was a myth surrounding these names!!

Mrs.Ess

jessie395:

I am in SC, and I went to school with twins that have these names. They're pronounced o-ran-jello and le-mon-jello...I never knew there was a myth surrounding these names!!

I am a nurse in Nebraska and I took care of twin girls named Lemonjello and Orangejello 6 or 7 years ago.. it's real.