This is just as unpronounceable as Daryl Hannah’s real name in the movie Splash.
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Because The Madness Must Be Stopped.
This is just as unpronounceable as Daryl Hannah’s real name in the movie Splash.
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i went to highschool with a girl named xue, attendance that first day was amazing.
Antwanette
Dyister
my twins (2 boys) so shut up!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Good practice! Get used to telling people to shut up about it – they’ll be made fun of forever. Nice work!
Allye, Is it pronounced Bray-den and Bray-dick/dyke or Bra-den/Bra-dick? The second name especially lends itself to being teased. Are you by any chance Jewish? Brajdyk is a Jewish surname from Central/Eastern Europe.
Huh? I don’t get this!
WTF is wrong with Brajdyn? Just because YOU can’t pronounce it?
It sucks dick.
I have some names for you that I think you should consider adding to the list.
I used had a friend who is a speech pathologist that had a patient with the name of Javall. He had a baby brother named Meconium. I strongly urge you to google that term if you don’t know what it refers to.
Schwanette- My dad worked with a student nurse that had that name. It’s completely ghetto and stupid. Shows how much class and level of education her parents had.
My cousin was going to name her baby Damia if it turned out to be a girl. She had a boy. Thank god. She named him Jude.
I hate you lemonjello
I met a “Mchartni” some time ago. Pronunciation? McCartney….WTF?
Right back atcha!
Stop criticizing weird and different names! My name is Chlaiera (Kley-yer-rah) and everyone says how beautiful, unique and different it is! If someone has a different name and they saw this, imagine how they’d feel? Condemned, upset, criticized? I’m a Goth so weird is my forte and I think that these names are perfect! So stop this site- it’s offensive, rude and hurtful!
“Stop criticizing weird and different names!”
Ummm…no. I don’t believe I will. In fact – I’m just getting warmed up!
Those people are telling you that to your face, then coming here to my site and submitting your name as a shitty one. That’s how people work, Chal, er Chlre, umm – whatever your name is.
So no – I won’t be stopping this site, despite your demands to do so. I’ll keep doing what I do, thank you very much.
Chlaiera, no need for Lemonjizz to close his den of idiocy; he’s entitled to his opinions and you, in turn, are entitled to call him and his similarly kind-hearted chums a pack of thick tossers for getting angry and frustrated about not being able to pronounce names that take more than 1 second to read. You win.
One of my (ex) friends recently named her newborn child, wait for it…
Sequoia. Like the fucking tree.
I hope that these parents realize that their kids will never get a real job. I’m a VP at a reputable company and when I look at resumes I toss the ones with stupid names. I realize that it’s not the kid’s fault that their parents are morons, but I figure the apple can’t fall far from the tree.
Chlaiera can be cured with Pennicillin due to advances in Medicine. No need to get upset. The hard part is building up the courage to walk into the clinic and get tested.
Any douche bag that names their children with something that ends with ‘den’ is a piece of shit!! You’re setting up these children to be harassed and ridiculed. Get with the program! Also, stop naming your offspring by giving them last names as first names. Dickheads!
LOL. I knew there was another tree name! I just couldn’t remember it….so glad another Kevin mentioned it. Add Sequoia to Cedar, Willow, and Juniper! Can’t wait for someone to name their child “Bamboo” or “Fir” (first name Douglas). Jeez, I bet there is a kid named “Spruce” out there somewhere.
I’m thinking of changing my name to Kephyn so I can be on your list…or maybe it is there and I’m not being “uneek” enough?
Again, keep up the good work!
I wouldn’t call them stupid, or unique, but unusual (which isn’t neccesarily a bad thing). Sometimes, parents name their kids that way so they will stand out in the crowd, which seems to be the norm these days. I am kind of conflicted because some of the unusual names we hear are really pretty. But sometimes, there’s a point where you just have to say “c’mon, how could you call your kid shaniqua, or some random disease or chemical that should be on the periodic table.”
Honestly, Cathrine – this is one of the more level-headed, well put responses that has ever shown up on my site. Kudos – even if we don’t see eye to eye 100%!