Questionable First Names



Moon Unit Zappa
Dweezil Zappa
Diva Muffin Zappa
Ahmet Emuukha Rodan Zappa


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This thread was started by a troll, so no need to apologize.
Oh my, I have another troll, it is so sad they don't have life's so please do not be offended by this guy putting his one cent worth, because they have nothing else to do every day. Like I stated in another thread, they are like cockroaches, they search out threads to violate.
 
Oh my, I have another troll, it is so sad they don't have life's so please do not be offended by this guy putting his one cent worth, because they have nothing else to do every day. Like I stated in another thread, they are like cockroaches, they search out threads to violate.

Ok, new Lit Rule: Every time you write "troll" you have to pay a $ into the "Fix Lit Chat" fund. Bitcoins accepted.
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Ok, new Lit Rule: Every time you write "troll" you have to pay a $ into the "Fix Lit Chat" fund. Bitcoins accepted.
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Wow, with the group that follows me it would cost me a lot of money. For some reason they fixate on my fantasies and when I post a humorous thread like this one, they jump on board with nonsense instead of creative thoughts. I do feel bad for them, but considering their IQ's they have nothing else to do.
 
I went to high school with a a Bunny Blowie.

A girl in my kids high school was named Crosby S. Nash. Guess what her middle name was?

Seniors got class t-shirts with their nicknames on the back.
Hers was "Sweet Judy Blue Eyes".
 
...Anything "foreign" sounding, such as Pierre, Nigel, Stanislaus, Mario, etc.
You must live in a very tiny place if those names sound "foreign"; I know a Pierre (and a Piero), a Nigel (and a Nigella) and multiple Stans and Marios.
I read a little blurb yesterday that talked about how the name "Sara" is permitted in Arabic-language countries, but "Sarah" is not (too Jewish).
Highly unlikely, probably apocryphal, as Arabic has a different alphabet and I doubt they transliterate silent letters. Besides, Sarah was Abraham's wife, and he's like the number one prophet in both traditions.
 
You must live in a very tiny place if those names sound "foreign"; I know a Pierre (and a Piero), a Nigel (and a Nigella) and multiple Stans and Marios.

Highly unlikely, probably apocryphal, as Arabic has a different alphabet and I doubt they transliterate silent letters. Besides, Sarah was Abraham's wife, and he's like the number one prophet in both traditions.

Might be so...

When Abraham's first wife Sarah was unable to give him a son she suggested Hagar.

Ishmael from whom you get the Arab nations was the first born son of Abraham and Hagar...

After Ishmael is born, Sarah finally gives birth to Isaac, who begets Esau and Jacob (AKA Israel).

Esau sold his birthright to Jacob (Israel), who got it on the cheap...(heh)

The Israelis claim the birthright because Sarah was First wife, and Hagar was a handmaiden or concubine or some such.

The Arabs claim the birthright as firstborn son.

I think.

But the alphabet thing makes sense...unless there is a character for an ah sound as opposed to a with the two dots over it.
 
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Can you name some first names that could hurt a child’s chance of going far in life?

The impact of baby names was covered rather nicely in Freakonomics.

SkAoUt

I assume this is a first name, he PM'd me and said he was not a troll, yet he explained he had viewed all my threads, DUH, what an idiot! He doesn't like my fantasy's, so I apologized for this and noticed his spelling was not the greatest, a definite troll give away.

Just be glad he didn't call you at 3am and then tell everyone you're a guy because you refused to skype with him.

(BTW I've noticed that you always type verses not Vs or versus, so you should probably just rent the movie version of the book.)
 
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