That is a crime against humanity. It looks like a porn channel password.

The woman deserves prison and her name changed by court order into Turdy Hardstool.

this is like that Character in Robin Hood men in tights called Latrine the when the Sherriff asks her about it she says she changed it to Latrine it used to be s**t house

That is so citoidi.

They like music clearly

I finally found the klit!

What a prick!!

It just means "shiny white", super common in Roman and Medieval ages. It's now rare but it used to be common -both in male and female form- in Italy, France, and the Spanish speaking world. It also came to indicate someone as naive after the famous Voltaire's "Candide", leading to a decline in France, while a play by G.B. Shaw gave the name a decade of resurgence in the early XX century anglo-saxon cultural sphere.

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

She should start smoking weed.... then she'd be baked Beanz.

wasnt that the name of the baby in Adams Family Values

Royalteigh

Mercedes is/used to be (?) a traditional Spanish name. One of the engineers/founder used his daughter Mercedes' name as his nickname in motor races, and eventually it was used not only for the driver but also for the car brand.

The famous Mnopra is her sibling

Well hollow there, Void.

Whyyt thyye fyyuck?

"Delfina" used to be a common girl name in Italy, and still is in France in the form "Delphine". It is quite peculiar in the fact that it has two coexisting branches with two distinct origins: one from the Roman family name "Delphinus", meaning "From Delphi" (the OG in Greece, not Indiana's cheap knockoff); and one from a corruption or "Adelphinus", from "Adelphos", meaning "Little Brother", a name that used to be common among early christian communities.

Errr, yes, and? You want to ban every name that's ever been used by a bad person?

It did used to be a common name, shame one a*****e ruined it

It was a very normal name 70-80 years ago, BUT most people in Germany (at least the ones I have encountered) who are called Adolf, have parents who named them after that one specific person and have a very specific political stance.

I'd be changing that one. I know it was a completely normal name, but just like Adolph's favorite symbol was formerly a harmless Hindu peace symbol... it sucks that it's ruined for everybody, but fairly or unfairly, people are going to take it the wrong way, and having to constantly explain that it's not *that* kind of reference is going to get old quick.

Meanwhile, my mate Ghengis....

I know a kid, who is 17 years old, whose name is Adolf. His biological parents are utter trailer trash and named him after Hitler. They lost custody of him (thankfully) and I would not be surprised if he legally changes his name.

In the end it IS a very normal name. If you have problems with it because of one person, please also stop petting dogs, eating, and breathing, as Hitler did all these things, too.

Go by a nickname like "Addie"? (I'm sure someone can come up with a better one!)

At this point...just lie to Taco Bell. You shouldn't have to, your name is nobody else's business and there's nothing wrong with the name. I just say, if it were me, knowing how embarrassed I'd be by it...I'd just order my food as "Steve"

That employee shouldn't be working with the public after that comment. It's not a person's fault what their stoopid (or high) parents name them.

It’s like $50 to change your name

There was a Jewish guy who lived before in Rumania in the 19th century named Adolph Hittler: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/66524140/adolf-hittler

It sounds like a Bart Simpson phone joke.

WHERE would that be allowed?

When considering a name, I always imagine what it would look like on an election ballot or roster of corporate board members sign.

My first husband was Mike Hunt.

It's also very, very probable there's someone named Lincoln (Linkin) Park.

That sounds like the small town "F.u.c.k.i.n.g" which was renamed to Fugging a few years ago.

The correct form is "Crocifissa" and is in line with a lot of southern Italian religious devotional names such as "Addolorata" ("Painful", similar to Spanish "Dolores"), "Catena" ("Chain, shacked"), "Assunta" ("Assumed to heaven"), "Consolata" ("Consoled from pain"), "Veneranda" ("Venerable"), "Pia" ("Religious") etc. It's also a common name assumed by Nuns when they get ordered.

Many years ago plenty of Men name Richard wre called like that

How can it be allowed to register a child's name as Bítch?

Well, Brunhilde is a real and really old name at least.

I had a teacher with the last name Kuntz in high school. Pronounced with the short U sound like c.u.n.t. He was the replacement for a teacher who had quit partway through the year, Mr. Woody

I bet they're still out of Bort license plates.

When you try to say Bored Panda with your mouth full.

Ned Flanders approves this name.

And if I ever have a son, I think I'm gonna name him... Bill or George! Any damn thing but Sue! I still hate that name!

Is Seven's middle name "Of Nine"

I know a girl called Alexa who was born 3 months before the gadget was released. Needless to say, parents were less than thrille with the named being ruined.