Windy and Star

MeganM0710

Two names I encountered at work today ... Both adults. Both in their 30s and Both women.

Why humanity!? Whyyy???

On a side note, star looked like a stripper and windy was nasty and high maintenance

MinnesotaMomma91

How ironic is it that star the woman with a stripper name looked like a stripper...

I dont even know what to say about windy

MeganM0710

Definitely Windy. I thought she was saying Wendy but then I saw her license...

susieandmarty

You ran into them at work - I assumed that maybe you worked at a strip club

MusicFanatic

Where in the world do you work? lol yikes..

MeganM0710

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MusicFanatic said:

Where in the world do you work? lol yikes..

I work at a jewelry store! Windy came in to get her wedding ring fixed and star came in to buy something. And apparently star is a regular I've just never met her before

jjh471

Did star pay in all ones? sorry...had to ask.

MeganM0710

Lol no she didn't. But she did pull all of her money out of her bra. And her teeth were horrible and rotten, apparently she spends thousands a year in there. Clearly her prioroties arent straight since she refuses to fix her teeth.

NTHBubs119

Wow, I thought I came across some odd names at my job. Lol

NerdyLucy

I don't usually have great name stories from work, but not all that long ago, I did meet a Princess that was a client of an attorney here.  I think she's the second Princess I've met. The other one was a student's mom from back when I was a teacher.

Helenahhandbasket

I actually don't mind either.

Windy is my godmother's name, so maybe that is why it seems so "normal" to me.

Star is all GP for me.  I wouldn't use it, and I could see how it seems sort of stripper-y, but I can't help but like it (same for the name Skye, which a lot of people see as a stripper name).

I have been accused of liking "stripper-y" names before.  Funnily enough, I just added Estella to my girls' short list, without realizing it means "star" until I looked it up on BTN.

 

NerdyLucy

I don't like either Windy or Star, but they make better middle names than first names.  Star/Starr is a fine surname though. That's the only time I've really not disliked it.

pipeTsquared

I know of a man called Windy......