A couple of gems to share...

MrsNiner · January 2012

I found these on FB tonight: Typhanie (Tiffany) and Colyt (Colt). Why???

AlphabetFish · January 2012

I read that as Tympany and almost liked it. I still prefer that to what it really is.

However, I read Colyt as Colic and that, my friend, is not a good thing.

LovestruckAJ · January 2012

Typhanie looks/sounds like a disease. Like a pandemic or something.

stahlop · January 2012

MrsNiner:
I found these on FB tonight: Typhanie (Tiffany) and Colyt (Colt). Why???

How does one get Colt from Colyt? I would pronounce that Col-it or Col-eet.

missmolly511 · January 2012

LovestruckAJ:
Typhanie looks/sounds like a disease.

That was my first thought!

janice9821 · January 2012

Typhus and colic. Nice.

phq2011 · January 2012

I've mentioned this before, but deviation from traditional spelling opens up a whole set of issues. Constant correction for the rest of their lives, the horrible mispronunciations (as we can see), and frankly I don't feel it is original. There are soo many baby names, I am sure one is unique enough.