Good Names for Kids
Sunday, 27. July 2008, 03:04:50
Here's a conversation I had earlier tonight:
If you can't see the viewer, above, you can see the original image here.
Sunday, 27. July 2008, 03:04:50
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PainterWoman # 27. July 2008, 03:16
I read the story about the little girl with the stupid name. Poor thing. Sometimes parents can be dumb.
Years ago there was an article about odd names given children....wish I could remember all of them...but there was a family with the last name of Tree. This is true as far as I know. They named their daughter Merry Christmas and their two sons, Douglas Fir and Jack Pine. Really not that bad......better than Talula Does the Hula From Hawaii.
Bea # 27. July 2008, 03:21
She was a bit crazy!
Matthew # 27. July 2008, 03:22
Doug and I mightily amused ourselves. The cartoon depicts the conversation, verbatim. It is probably funnier to me than to anyone else, but I thoguht I'd share it. The women in our lives were not so enamored of our shenanigans.
Matthew # 27. July 2008, 03:23
Bea # 27. July 2008, 03:24
PainterWoman # 27. July 2008, 03:29
Can they be male?
Karen # 27. July 2008, 04:34
Donny # 27. July 2008, 13:05
I thought the comic was just fine
Bea # 27. July 2008, 14:23
Kidding people!!!
You can have them working everyday to you, so they clean, they wash clothes, they cook, anything you want. You pay them a salary as a regular worker in an industry would have for example. But if you don't want to pay too much you can just have them for once a week, or twice a week. It depends on the money you have to pay.
They have the same rights.
Sometimes it's good to have one specially when you have kids. You pass all day long working and when you get home, house is perfect, dinner is ready, kids had already shower...
It's not a view of a perfect paradise but it's good!
Karen # 27. July 2008, 14:42
Ripp # 27. July 2008, 15:32
I read the article about the stupid name and I think it was completely right for the judge. I think the parents should have had their names change to like jack swallows a load, and jill is a prostitute. I am constantly amazed at how ignorant parents can be... The kid gets tormented in school and turns into a failure. Then society has to take care of them.
I think we need a morning after pill for parents. The morning after they are idiots we get to beat the shit out of them
Karen # 27. July 2008, 15:36
Matthew # 27. July 2008, 16:55
Ignorant parents... I don't even know where to start. I have no clue how we found ourselves with a whole generation of kids who weren't parented having kids of their own. Frightening.
Ripp # 27. July 2008, 19:58
As for skin covering etc... Not sure it is appropriate to have the below desciption:
Originally posted by Nerak:
nudity is nudity and no biggie but jiggling parts might need to be kept out of the youngsters eyes...
Karen # 27. July 2008, 20:31
Ripp # 27. July 2008, 20:55
Matthew # 27. July 2008, 22:18
Ripp # 27. July 2008, 22:24
Matthew # 27. July 2008, 22:28
Ripp # 27. July 2008, 22:48
Matthew # 27. July 2008, 22:56
lokutus_prime # 27. July 2008, 22:58
Matthew # 27. July 2008, 23:06
Ripp # 27. July 2008, 23:34
Edward Piercy # 28. July 2008, 00:30
Bullshiting aside, I like traditional names. And I agree that if kids are given a name that it should be spelled right -- none of these alterations like Cathay or Sheella or whatever. Those suck. They just make the kid look like they came from parents who were so stupid they couldn't frigging spell a basic name right.
Now stripper names, of course, are a different matter.
Great cartoon, Matthew. (Or is that "Mathue"?)
Bea # 28. July 2008, 01:00
You could hire someone to use a small underwear too.
Matthew # 28. July 2008, 01:17
I'm a traditionalist too, Edward. I don't like "i" on the end of Ashley. Or Kerry. Or an other name thta shouldn't have an "i" in it. DOn't get me started on those little hearts to dot the i, either....
Mathue seems prolific, but he is not me.
Small underwear don't fit well.
Ripp # 28. July 2008, 03:04
As for names I completely agree Filopiana Virginiaitis Smith just ain't right...
Karen # 28. July 2008, 03:14
Matthew # 28. July 2008, 03:15
Karen # 28. July 2008, 03:17
Ripp # 28. July 2008, 03:22
Karen # 28. July 2008, 04:05
I'm so out of the nuthuggin' loop!
Ripp # 28. July 2008, 04:17
Karen # 28. July 2008, 05:56
Aadil # 28. July 2008, 07:33
If the following names don't sound wierd to you it's probably only 'cos you've heard them so many times.
Isaak Asimov
Terry Pratchet
Piers Anthony
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Albert Einstein
Siegmund Freud
.
Calista Flockhart
Anyone with the surname Simpson.
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Paris Hilton and Hillary Clinton both have boys names!
.
Sometimes wierd is just a matter of perspective.
Aadil # 28. July 2008, 07:38
lokutus_prime # 28. July 2008, 08:10
I completely agree. Where I come from names are not weird. We are named by our podkeeper. By this method we are never knowlingly resentful towards our birth extruder, for no one can ever blame a podkeeper.
Indeed, we have a saying that goes:
"Cast not a phux at given name,
put not the podkeeper to shame.
It gave you your tag
and it might have been ruder
if it had been named
by your extruder"
I'm only a visitor here and I doubt if any one of you can understand the subtlety of what the saying means, except the one here whose tag is ripp.
My inner phuxal sense detects a rare intelligence and what I believe you all call a 'sharp wit'. Indeed I wonderf if ripp-tag originated from this place (wherever it is), for he and I could, as my extruder might say, 'touch thorax' on many profound topics.
- pervalrandblahsz,
signus sector, Pantaslon 4
Donny # 28. July 2008, 10:00
As far as I have seen, there is a tendecy to mix up male and female names and nicknames in English speaking areas. So when someone is called George or Sam it could be a girl. But that is a whole different story.
Matthew # 28. July 2008, 13:52
As for touching thoraxes, I think Ripp is, indeed, your man, Pervalrandblahsz.
I'm with you, Donny - I didn't find those names too peculiar, though some are definately foreign. I suppose, as Aadil said, it could just be the comfort of familiarity.
lokutus_prime # 28. July 2008, 14:09
The ways of your species show a glimmer of enlightenment.
There is also a modicum of optimism for the evolution of your weird name tagging tradition.
- pervalrandblahsz,
signus sector, Pantaslon 4
Matthew # 28. July 2008, 14:11
With regards to our tagging traditions....
YOU'RE IT!
lokutus_prime # 28. July 2008, 15:24
I am IT ? EarthSirling, I am pervalrandblahsz, but if you wish to know me in a more intimate mode you may address me by my intimate gender-tag. In your strange language it would approximate to the sound of "Noo-DelMi".
What is this IT? - is it a way of exchanging extrusions?
Withour the aid of my Universal Translator I would be even more mystified
by the sound of this arcane Earth term.
"IT" .... "ITTTTTTTT" .....
Strange. when the sound is elongated it bears a similarity to the
peaceful-welcome-and-greeting sound of the indigenous life form of
Phlatulus 1. When my species first landed there these creatures ran forward holding up their apendages and emoting "ITTTTTTTT"
After we had eradicated them we had many deep discussions on the possible ambiguity of their communication. It is possible they were articulating "IITTTTTTTT", which would have meant they were telling us their name-tag. Interesting discussion.
- pervalrandblahsz,
signus sector, Pantaslon 4
Tamara Bennett-Moss # 28. July 2008, 15:43
Matthew # 28. July 2008, 15:44
Matthew # 28. July 2008, 15:45
lokutus_prime # 28. July 2008, 15:56
That space alien didn't know this. But I do and have been IT on more than one occasion.
OK, I guess that's it
Matthew # 28. July 2008, 16:34
Donny # 28. July 2008, 20:28
Information Technology, btw
lokutus_prime # 28. July 2008, 20:38