name question

[bonnie&clyde]

But this question started off with me and my lady talking about one of her friends kids name

[clevelandkid]

Why not just name it "you're going to get the shit kicked out of you in high school"???

[Grimpala]

Well astrid is my sisters name, where my parents got it from who knows but nevaeh I think is just as bad as the sistas naming their kid shaniqua or something like that

Lemonjello and Orangejello. I knew some kids in HS named this, they were twins.

Lemawnzhello and Oranzhello

Or Le-a

Go with Le-a

[mstng86]

So what is wrong with naming her Maria?

[Denny]

Lemonjello and Orangejello. I knew some kids in HS named this, they were twins.

Lemawnzhello and Oranzhello

Or Le-a

Go with Le-a

La dash ah

The dash don't be silent

[suckerdin]

A real name like Junior?

zing.

[GrayStangGT]

neither. kids deserve a real name, not something that their parents pulled from their asses.

god bless.

This man speaks the truth, I've actually never heard either name and feel sorry for any kid who get a name like that.

[Taylor]

There is a Neveah Salon in Waxahachie. Heaven backwards, how clever!

If that's true they didn't even spell it right.

[MutherjuggZ]

Which name have you heard more

Both sound like venerial diseases

and where's the option for "neither"

[Cannon88]

If that's true they didn't even spell it right.

Ah, damn it.

[Juiced4v]

Never heard of either name

[GhostTX]

Heaven backwards, how clever!

Friend of ourd named their daughter Nevaeh.

And Dirtsa isn't as cute.

[juiceweezl]

La dash ah

The dash don't be silent

Denny, you kid, but this is straight up serious. My wife teaches 7th grade and a few years ago, she had a kid named Le-A. My wife pronounced it Lea and just figured there was some strange reasoning for the hyphen use. The chick and later mom got all bent because her name was pronounced incorrectly. It was supposed to be pronounced, "Le-DASH-a."

[Denny]

Denny, you kid, but this is straight up serious. My wife teaches 7th grade and a few years ago, she had a kid named Le-A. My wife pronounced it Lea and just figured there was some strange reasoning for the hyphen use. The chick and later mom got all bent because her name was pronounced incorrectly. It was supposed to be pronounced, "Le-DASH-a."

I've heard that story from several different people.

[juiceweezl]

I've heard that story from several different people.

I didn't believe it until my wife showed me her class roster. I was in tears over it.