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Just an LOL that made me think of our little Baby Names post...

Re: Just an LOL that made me think of our little Baby Names post...

  • That was hilarious! Thanks for posting.
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  • runningwildrunningwild member
    edited October 2015
  • Yeah it is like the Baby Names discussion! Haha, I agree with all but the nickname one. If you like the nickname a lot and not the long versions, I don't see a good alternative. And if a kid uses the nickname and it is short for something they still have to answer that question, just with a different answer.
  • I am 100% convinced that La-a (la dash uh) is an urban legend.

    While that may be an urban legend, my aunt witnessed nurses recommending (and young uneducated girls choosing) names of STDs that were pronounced in a prettier way.
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  • Nicely written.
  • I am 100% convinced that La-a (la dash uh) is an urban legend.
    While that may be an urban legend, my aunt witnessed nurses recommending (and young uneducated girls choosing) names of STDs that were pronounced in a prettier way.
    Wow. Assuming your aunt isn't just pulling your leg, those nurses are terrible people.
  • Le-a is an urban legend.

    I hope the std names are also.

    I agree with everything in this article except having to share the name once you've chosen. I like when people keep it a secret til after birth.
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  •  I agree with everything in this article except having to share the name once you've chosen. I like when people keep it a secret til after birth.

    Same--it's not ALWAYS because it's something horrible. It could be, like, "Hey, grandparent, we're naming the baby after you and wanted it to be a surprise!"
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  • I am 100% convinced that La-a (la dash uh) is an urban legend.

    A friend of mine teachers in an inner city school and has had a Le-ah AND a Queenlatifa. No joke. They exist.
  • It's kind of impressive that so many people know someone who knows someone who has met a La-a or a Le-a, despite the fact that there has never been a year in which the Social Security Administration recorded at least 5 occurrences of that name, going back to at least 2000 (I gave up searching the records further back than that).  Those (at most) 60 Le-as under the age of 16 must really get around.

    Or something...
  • Le-a is an urban legend. I hope the std names are also. I agree with everything in this article except having to share the name once you've chosen. I like when people keep it a secret til after birth.
    Yes! When people call their unborn children by their names constantly on Facebook, I get sick of the names before the kids are even born. When it's a name attached to a cute little newborn, I don't feel the same way. I hate when people constantly refer to their pregnant bellies by name. I don't know why.
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  • AGK2015 said:

    It's kind of impressive that so many people know someone who knows someone who has met a La-a or a Le-a, despite the fact that there has never been a year in which the Social Security Administration recorded at least 5 occurrences of that name, going back to at least 2000 (I gave up searching the records further back than that).  Those (at most) 60 Le-as under the age of 16 must really get around.


    Or something...
    Yup, elementary teacher, first grade so the kids are prob 7 or 8 by now!
  • ivyvines6ivyvines6 member
    edited October 2015

    I am 100% convinced that La-a (la dash uh) is an urban legend.

    I have a friend named Le-ah. She's so used to being called Leah she just assumes it as a nickname now.
  • I don't get it: that's a hyphen, not a dash. Dashes are longer than hyphens.
  • I don't get it: that's a hyphen, not a dash. Dashes are longer than hyphens.
    yuuuup.
  • AGK2015 said:



    I am 100% convinced that La-a (la dash uh) is an urban legend.

    While that may be an urban legend, my aunt witnessed nurses recommending (and young uneducated girls choosing) names of STDs that were pronounced in a prettier way.

    Wow. Assuming your aunt isn't just pulling your leg, those nurses are terrible people.

    I mean, I had a good friend get pregnant at 15, and wanted to name it Cocane if it was a girl because it just sounded so pretty. Praise Jesus she had a boy.

    Also, amusing article except for the bashing of Southerners - thanks for that lol. You should look up "How to Name Your Baby Properly" on YouTube by The Vlog Brothers. LOVE it.


  • Le-a is an urban legend.

    I hope the std names are also.

    I agree with everything in this article except having to share the name once you've chosen. I like when people keep it a secret til after birth.

    Yes! When people call their unborn children by their names constantly on Facebook, I get sick of the names before the kids are even born. When it's a name attached to a cute little newborn, I don't feel the same way. I hate when people constantly refer to their pregnant bellies by name. I don't know why.

    Did we just become best friends?
    First BFP 12/2012, MMC at 9 weeks
    Second BFP 6/2013, resulted in DS, born 2/23/14 :-)
    Third BFP 5/2015, natural MC at 6 weeks
    Fourth BFP 8/2015, hoping for sticky little brother or sister to H!
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    Proud SAHM to our little monkey H. 
    Pro Vax, extended breasftfeeder, ring sling and stroller loving mama. I don't judge you unless you don't vaccinate!
  • I am 100% convinced that La-a (la dash uh) is an urban legend.
    I have a friend named Le-ah. She's so used to being called Leah she just assumes it as a nickname now.
    Sorry, I literally don't believe you haha.
    Amanda

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    Rhys - born 04.17.2013
    Harry - born 04.18.2016
  • Screw it, I'm naming this baby Glitter Yoonicorn-CupcakeSprink'l. Boy or girl.
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