“Kody, But Spells It Chode”: 35 Names That Are Practically Asking For Trouble

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Before naming our cat, my partner and I debated for weeks about what we should call him. We thought long and hard about what name perfectly suited his personality, made extensive lists, asked friends for their opinions and played around with different options to make sure we chose the perfect one. I can’t even imagine how stressful it is to name a child. But apparently, some parents have no problem choosing names that essentially beg bullies to target their kids.

Redditors have recently been discussing the absolute worst names that children can be given, so we’ve gathered the most egregious ones below. Enjoy scrolling through this list of names that nobody should ever use, and keep reading to find a conversation with naming expert and founder of Namerology.com, Laura Wattenberg!

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“Kody, But Spells It Chode”: 35 Names That Are Practically Asking For Trouble X Æ A-12.

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“Kody, But Spells It Chode”: 35 Names That Are Practically Asking For Trouble Meconium.

She heard nurse say it at the birth and thought it pretty. The definition is "a baby's first stool, usually black and tarry in nature, to dispel mucus and other embryonic matter." 🤦‍♀️.

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“Kody, But Spells It Chode”: 35 Names That Are Practically Asking For Trouble Latrina.

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To learn a bit more about names and how to choose a great baby name, we got in touch with naming expert, founder of Namerology.com, and author of The Baby Name Wizard, Laura Wattenberg. Laura was kind enough to have a chat with Bored Panda and remind readers that, thankfully, most of the names on this list are simply hypotheticals. "Even most of the claims of, 'I met a kid named…' are urban legends!" she noted.

The expert also says it's important to be empathetic when discussing names. "When it comes to real names, it’s always worth remembering there’s a real child attached. Don’t be too quick to insult a name, even online," she noted. "The child WILL find it, and it will hurt."

“Kody, But Spells It Chode”: 35 Names That Are Practically Asking For Trouble Neveah!

Have some f*****g creativity!
“It’S hEaVeN bAcKwArDs.

BRB naming my child Natas.

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“Kody, But Spells It Chode”: 35 Names That Are Practically Asking For Trouble Foreigner. Given to an impossibly white kid in very rural Oklahoma. He and his brother Journey had strange parents.

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“Kody, But Spells It Chode”: 35 Names That Are Practically Asking For Trouble I knew a child named, I kid you not, Cl*toris. They pronounced it Klit-ress.

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When it comes to bad baby names, Laura says there are two kinds: "names that are not what the parents intended, and names used as a weapon."

"Parents occasionally choose a name not realizing the way it will come across to others. They may not know a word or a cultural reference and are blindsided by people’s reactions," the expert noted. "It can even come down to a matter of spelling, like Analie vs. Anally."

“Kody, But Spells It Chode”: 35 Names That Are Practically Asking For Trouble A lady I know named her son Kody, but spells it CHODE.. which means something completely different, imo.😂.

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“Kody, But Spells It Chode”: 35 Names That Are Practically Asking For Trouble Candida - I know girls with it and I know it is wrong of me but can only think of thrush.

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“Kody, But Spells It Chode”: 35 Names That Are Practically Asking For Trouble My coworker named her baby "Orgasm".

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Abel 2 days ago (edited)

"My name is Orgasm, but you can call me Orgy!

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Nea 2 days ago

What can be worse than ‘orgasm’ and then you make this comment.

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Serial pacifist 2 days ago

That should be illegal and is in many countries.

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RoHa 2 days ago

I call bs on that one

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Anxious&Bored Bear 2 days ago

Is that the only way she'll get one from her husband?

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Nikole 1 day ago

Sometimes you have to take matters into your own hands…

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T.M.P Janssen 2 days ago

I have never been so happy that Germany has laws for names like wtf and I thought Lillyfee was terrible

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Luke Branwen 2 days ago

"Why is my sister's name Rose?" "You know, your mom really loved roses..."

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Beth Wheeler 1 day ago

Oh dear God in heaven that should be on the list of illegal names and the parents beaten senseless for it

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Sara Frazer 19 hours ago

Just like with license plates there should be certain words/names that are just not allowed and rejected

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Bay Bo 1 day ago

Traaaashy

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Michelle Randazzo 1 day ago

Omg!! That poor kid!

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The lion tamer 1 day ago

Aren't there any laws protecting those poor babies?

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G A 1 day ago

Don't believe this.

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TheForrestGreene (he/they/it) 1 day ago

......what is the logic behind this name?? just.. WHY

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Cole E 1 day ago

[spits out drink while reading]

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Donkey boi 2 days ago

'I'm coming!'

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"The rarer case is names chosen maliciously," Laura says. "For instance, I’ve heard of instances of a husband insisting on a particular girl’s name, only for his wife to later discover it was the name of the woman he was having an affair with. Then there was the family that chose Nazi names deliberately to upset people. No child should be used as a weapon."

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“Kody, But Spells It Chode”: 35 Names That Are Practically Asking For Trouble Princess.

Not the absolute worst, but I don’t think I could ever take this person seriously. Please don’t give children names that you give pets.

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“Kody, But Spells It Chode”: 35 Names That Are Practically Asking For Trouble I was a camp counselor. One of the campers there was a girl named Beanz.

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“Kody, But Spells It Chode”: 35 Names That Are Practically Asking For Trouble Pubert.

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But the good news is that, even if you truly hate your name, you can always have it changed. "More adults are changing their names than ever before," Laura shared. "Your name is your identity in word form; the way you’re presented to the world. If you honestly believe yours doesn’t represent you well, changing it can be a reasonable choice."

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The Abcde trend (absidee) has got to stop.

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“Kody, But Spells It Chode”: 35 Names That Are Practically Asking For Trouble Void. Could never write or cash checks with that name.

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“Kody, But Spells It Chode”: 35 Names That Are Practically Asking For Trouble Lawr’ryn and Lylyt Yvyh Yryhl (read as 'Lilith Eva Uriel').

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Any name that is an expensive item. Rolex, Cartier, Mercedes, Diamond. Those are just str*pper names.

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“Kody, But Spells It Chode”: 35 Names That Are Practically Asking For Trouble DOLPHIN. A girl at my school was named Dolphin.

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“Kody, But Spells It Chode”: 35 Names That Are Practically Asking For Trouble I was once drunk in a Taco Bell, waiting for my order at the pickup counter. The employee comes over to announce the next order, goes to read the name on the bag, double takes.

“…Adolph?”

This m**********r walks up, head in shame. The employee literally said “that’s not funny” as the guy was trying to seriously explain that was his real name.

I think about that man often.

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“Kody, But Spells It Chode”: 35 Names That Are Practically Asking For Trouble Moe Lester.

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“Kody, But Spells It Chode”: 35 Names That Are Practically Asking For Trouble Naming a kid *anything* that sounds like a joke—like "Brick" or "Banana"—is just setting them up for a tough time. Imagine going through life introducing yourself as “Banana”... nah, that’s just cruel. Keep it cute, not crazy!

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Yeetidity.

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“Kody, But Spells It Chode”: 35 Names That Are Practically Asking For Trouble For a boy, Sue.

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Seven.

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“Kody, But Spells It Chode”: 35 Names That Are Practically Asking For Trouble These days, Alexa.

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Birb 2 days ago (edited)

What the fock BP? I was reading a comment of my post in an other topic and at the end was, to read more subscribe to PREMIUM. Are you guys out of your effing mind? The topic is 50 fascinating old time photos

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Cee Cee 2 days ago

Yup they're really pushing it. I suspect soon unless you pay you'll not be able to access BP

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Damned_Cat 1 day ago

I spend way too much time on this site as it is. I'm not paying to read more, when I should have been off doing other things an hour ago.

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Nikole 1 day ago (edited)

If BP people actually read these comments, you are going to alienate and thus lose all of the users, and then who’ll be left to generate that precious ad revenue? And if you need money to keep existing, let us know. Don’t do it in shady ways like making “Premium” memberships. Be transparent. Edit: I’m not being hyperbolic when I say that users on this site talking has saved lives.

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Nikole 1 day ago

Wait, really?? Oh hell’s bells… That doesn’t bode well…

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Not-a-Clue (she/her) 1 day ago

I'm getting really fed up with it, (on top of all the crappy AITA, celeb & shopping threads) and seriously considering leaving, but there are people I would miss, so I'm hanging on for now.

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The Other Guest 1 day ago

Yeah, I ran into that recently, too. Someone responded to a comment I had made before they shortened the post, and I wasn't able to read the response because it was too low on the list. Between the ridiculous censoring of words that are not offensive & charging for *normal* website usage such as dark mode and reading an entire article, it's likely they're going to lose their userbase. After all, we can read 90% of these articles on Reddit anyway.

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Rafael 1 day ago

Hasn't happened to me yet, but charging for stuff that used to be free usually doesn't end well in the Internet...

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Cee Cee 2 days ago

Some countries disallow dodgy names when the birth is registered. However a few names here are fine and well used historically. I'm thinking Hortense, Dorcas, Candida.

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Rachel Pelz 2 days ago

Candida is a traditional name? Like for humans, not fungi?

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Leah C 1 day ago

Dorcas is Biblical.

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Papa 20 hours ago

My wife and I each had a grandmother named Bertha. I don't know if that one will ever be popular again.

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Corvus 2 days ago

Back in the old days, there was a trend in my country for naming people after modern things... like Telephone, or Tractor, or Radio, or even Napkin! There was also a period of absurd communism-inspired names, such as Barricade, Brigadier, Pioneer, Laborer, etc. Poor kids back then.

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UKGrandad 2 days ago

Would that be somewhere like Ukraine in the Soviet era? On QI a few years ago Stephen Fry asked 'Why wouldn't you name your son Power Station?' The answer was that during that era in Ukraine it was a girl's name, while Combine Harvester was a name for a boy.

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Captain Grump 2 days ago

What's so funny about Biggus Dikus? I have very good friend in Rome called Biggus Dikus.

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Mrs.C 1 day ago

I understood this reference .

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kath morgan 1 day ago

1001 ways for a mother to express that she wishes she did something else with her life.

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Iampenny 2 days ago (edited)

I'm still mildy peeved that a friend of mine who's last name is Power didn't call her son Max.. . ;-)

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Nikole 1 day ago

Got the idea from a hair dryer? :)

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howdylee 1 day ago

Local politician is named Thaddeus Claggett. I don't follow how he's doing in his politician position, but I'm sorry, that is the most supervillain name I've ever heard in real life!

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Sage Harper 1 day ago (edited)

I meant someone once as a receptionist and they said their name was Rachel. When I went to write it down, she got very angry that I didn't spell it correctly. How she did she spell her name? Mckenna.

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deletemyaccount 1 day ago

Thee odd names I've known. A boy named Barbie. A girl named Chlamydia. and My favorite my sisters friend was named Tuesday. Tuesdays parents let their 3 year old daughter who had a normal name, name her.

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H M 1 day ago

These people should not be in charge of a child at all. Incapable of basic research, no thoughts about childs life, only me, me, me. Me and my dumb illiterate ideas.

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SheamusFanFrom1987 2 days ago

I'm going to tell my cousin, Buchanan (yes, that's his given name), that his name seems pretty tame right now compared to some of these Tragedeighs -_-"

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René Sauer 2 days ago

Good, I hate it when they put fake names from Cartoons or something in these kinds of lists...

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Donald 2 days ago

These are pretty rough but nothing will ever beat D**k Trickle. He raced in NASCAR as well so it was consistently plastered on TV screens at every race. He passed about 10 years ago but I sincerely hope he didn't have a son named after him.

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arthbach 2 days ago

I was in school with 'Heather Bell' and 'Beverly Hill'. My Mam taught a child names Rhea. Her parent chose it to prevent her name being shortened. She was a talkative child, and her uncle called her 'Die-a' as she most definitely had verbal diarrhea.

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Kaeda 1 day ago

My maiden name was Rhea and I was forever correcting people on its punctuation. It was just like 'Ray'.

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Rizzo 1 hour ago

I have a feeling that (let's rule out the Musk idiot for a minute) the less money is in a household, the more flamboyant the kids names are. Prove me wrong, Leshaughn!

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Anthorn 18 hours ago

My parents named me after two biblical figures. So I'm just the queen of figuring out nicknames now!

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Rider 21 hours ago

Couple that stand out: Irish, Arnt Everhard, Musi, Rainbow, twin boys Orangejello (or-ange-je-llo) and Lemonjello (le-mon-je-llo). But my favorite is Bunny Slaughter, an unfortunate combo of childhood nickname and married name.

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GlitterPanda 22 hours ago

There is a composer and piano player named D**k Hyman... very talented musician, very unfortunate name

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Mrs.C 1 day ago (edited)

Enimcy- pronounced NMC... Ashada Hooker... Car-Ian- pronounced Kardashian

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bbfa 1 day ago

I wish I could tell you my niece and nephew's names, but someone would recognize them. Peak stupidity. Think about what the kid's peers are gonna do to them, it's tough enough being an adolescent without a moronic name. It's not my business, after all. I just smile and say nothing. Not my kids. But they will require therapy.

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Sally-Ann 1 day ago (edited)

I used to work in a government office. The work often involved processing forms from the public. My workmates and I had a running list called the 'Name of the Day' (NOTD). We would add any name we came across that was oddly spelled, incomphensible or just plain dumb. There was a rule against any name that was clearly ethnic but when I retired I there was over 200 on the list. I think the name with the most variations was Siobhan but the one that stuck out for me was 'Caughtnee'.

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Novel Idesa 1 day ago

I am a cake decorator so I write names on birthday cakes all day. I've seen some bad ones over the years. Most recently, Kynnydy, Word, Nymeria (not the worst, but of all the GoT characters to name your kid after, you picked a dog?!?!), and the worst was Anemone. She even clarified "like the sea creature," in case she thought I accidentally misheard her and thought she said an actual human name like Emily or something.

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scteach87161921 1 day ago

I'm a teacher and I think my most memorable are Messiah (a lot for a kid to live up to) and Mi'Anjel. Had a girl whose middle name was Assasyn. Not my student but a coworker had a student named Wyzdum. A friend of mines uncle is a cop and he went on a call where the child present was named "Teflon (first) Velveeta (middle)"

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Sage Harper 1 day ago

Met a woman who got her name legally changed in her 40s to Luna Ravenwolf.

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Angie Falzarano 1 day ago

Worked in a place had a lot of retirees. The one that stuck with me "cute one satterwhite". Worked with a lady in my twenties who named her kid "kermit" claiming she named him before Kermit the frog ever existed. Then there was a kid a friend of mine worked with at a children's hospital named "semaj" yes James backwards. He thought it was a typo but the mother yelled and said his name is semaj.

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Kaeda 1 day ago (edited)

Oddest names that I've ever known (and have personally met): Xylophone and Jo'Zhyah (pronounced Josiah). The most cringeworthy names was a group of three siblings that my mom used to babysit. They were LaChrista Lorenn (Chrissy), Celestial Rain (Tia), and Draconus Brunos (Drake). EDIT: Misspelled Chrissy's full name. Dang autocorrect!

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Kathy L 1 day ago

Some of these have GOT to be fake.

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Damned_Cat 1 day ago

I used to work with a lady whose prior job was to issue birth certificates at a local hospital. She said that every single day she would have to try and talk someone out of giving their baby a name like V@gina, Valium, A-hole, etc. She couldn't force them, but had to at least explain the downsides of these names.

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jasper 1 day ago

There is a woman that calls where I work from time to time who's name is (seriously) L-A. Pronounced "LaDasha". WTF.

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Bored Trash Panda 1 day ago

Once saw someone's name Shitoris. Like S**t and Clitoris put together...

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Maisey Myles 2 days ago

My first landlord was Ben Titsworth.

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Tobias Reaper 2 days ago

lots of these sound like rejected DC or Marvel characters

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Ron Mael's devoted wife. 2 days ago

Soul, Oak and Elm, Antigone, ...what can I say? I live in a hippy part of the UK.

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Ron Mael's devoted wife. 2 days ago

Orchestra and Ecuador live down our street.

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Rusty Taylor 1 day ago

A-A ADASHA

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Birb 2 days ago (edited)

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Cee Cee 2 days ago

Yup they're really pushing it. I suspect soon unless you pay you'll not be able to access BP

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Damned_Cat 1 day ago

I spend way too much time on this site as it is. I'm not paying to read more, when I should have been off doing other things an hour ago.

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Nikole 1 day ago (edited)

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Nikole 1 day ago

Wait, really?? Oh hell’s bells… That doesn’t bode well…

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Not-a-Clue (she/her) 1 day ago

I'm getting really fed up with it, (on top of all the crappy AITA, celeb & shopping threads) and seriously considering leaving, but there are people I would miss, so I'm hanging on for now.

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The Other Guest 1 day ago

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Rafael 1 day ago

Hasn't happened to me yet, but charging for stuff that used to be free usually doesn't end well in the Internet...

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Cee Cee 2 days ago

Some countries disallow dodgy names when the birth is registered. However a few names here are fine and well used historically. I'm thinking Hortense, Dorcas, Candida.

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Rachel Pelz 2 days ago

Candida is a traditional name? Like for humans, not fungi?

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Leah C 1 day ago

Dorcas is Biblical.

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Papa 20 hours ago

My wife and I each had a grandmother named Bertha. I don't know if that one will ever be popular again.

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Corvus 2 days ago

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Captain Grump 2 days ago

What's so funny about Biggus Dikus? I have very good friend in Rome called Biggus Dikus.

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Mrs.C 1 day ago

I understood this reference .

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kath morgan 1 day ago

1001 ways for a mother to express that she wishes she did something else with her life.

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Iampenny 2 days ago (edited)

I'm still mildy peeved that a friend of mine who's last name is Power didn't call her son Max.. . ;-)

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Nikole 1 day ago

Got the idea from a hair dryer? :)

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howdylee 1 day ago

Local politician is named Thaddeus Claggett. I don't follow how he's doing in his politician position, but I'm sorry, that is the most supervillain name I've ever heard in real life!

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Sage Harper 1 day ago (edited)

I meant someone once as a receptionist and they said their name was Rachel. When I went to write it down, she got very angry that I didn't spell it correctly. How she did she spell her name? Mckenna.

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deletemyaccount 1 day ago

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H M 1 day ago

These people should not be in charge of a child at all. Incapable of basic research, no thoughts about childs life, only me, me, me. Me and my dumb illiterate ideas.

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SheamusFanFrom1987 2 days ago

I'm going to tell my cousin, Buchanan (yes, that's his given name), that his name seems pretty tame right now compared to some of these Tragedeighs -_-"

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René Sauer 2 days ago

Good, I hate it when they put fake names from Cartoons or something in these kinds of lists...

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Donald 2 days ago

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arthbach 2 days ago

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Kaeda 1 day ago

My maiden name was Rhea and I was forever correcting people on its punctuation. It was just like 'Ray'.

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Rizzo 1 hour ago

I have a feeling that (let's rule out the Musk idiot for a minute) the less money is in a household, the more flamboyant the kids names are. Prove me wrong, Leshaughn!

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Anthorn 18 hours ago

My parents named me after two biblical figures. So I'm just the queen of figuring out nicknames now!

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Rider 21 hours ago

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GlitterPanda 22 hours ago

There is a composer and piano player named D**k Hyman... very talented musician, very unfortunate name

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Mrs.C 1 day ago (edited)

Enimcy- pronounced NMC... Ashada Hooker... Car-Ian- pronounced Kardashian

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bbfa 1 day ago

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Sally-Ann 1 day ago (edited)

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Novel Idesa 1 day ago

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scteach87161921 1 day ago

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Sage Harper 1 day ago

Met a woman who got her name legally changed in her 40s to Luna Ravenwolf.

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Angie Falzarano 1 day ago

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Kaeda 1 day ago (edited)

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Kathy L 1 day ago

Some of these have GOT to be fake.

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Damned_Cat 1 day ago

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jasper 1 day ago

There is a woman that calls where I work from time to time who's name is (seriously) L-A. Pronounced "LaDasha". WTF.

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Bored Trash Panda 1 day ago

Once saw someone's name Shitoris. Like S**t and Clitoris put together...

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Maisey Myles 2 days ago

My first landlord was Ben Titsworth.

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Tobias Reaper 2 days ago

lots of these sound like rejected DC or Marvel characters

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Ron Mael's devoted wife. 2 days ago

Soul, Oak and Elm, Antigone, ...what can I say? I live in a hippy part of the UK.

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Ron Mael's devoted wife. 2 days ago

Orchestra and Ecuador live down our street.

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Rusty Taylor 1 day ago

A-A ADASHA

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