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Jesu, the poster child for white trash births another waste of perfectly good stem cell research.
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Brittany spawns again!
Jesu, the poster child for white trash births another waste of perfectly good stem cell research.
Jesu, the poster child for white trash births another waste of perfectly good stem cell research.
Niobia's boobs?
Stingrays??
Oh.
Stingrays??
Oh.
What's bred in the bone will not out of the flesh.
Niobia killed the Croc Hunter!
Slander! Slander!
You are so getting cyber-sued.
You are so getting cyber-sued.
What's bred in the bone will not out of the flesh.
I'm a cyber bully! My mama is soo proud.
while I am happy you spelled Brittany the way it should properly be spelled, the singers name is a mangled mess and has no bearings of the beauty that is represented in said name.
DSD wrote:
while I am happy you spelled Brittany the way it should properly be spelled, the singers name is a mangled mess and has no bearings of the beauty that is represented in said name.
And you do it justice?
you have no idea 
DSD wrote:
while I am happy you spelled Brittany the way it should properly be spelled, the singers name is a mangled mess and has no bearings of the beauty that is represented in said name.
There's more than one way to spell a name. Now we all know how you spell yours.
The One and Only Katie wrote:
Brittany spawns again!
Jesu, the poster child for white trash births another waste of perfectly good stem cell research.
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Reports were rampant Tuesday that Spears had given birth to her second child, a boy, at a Los Angeles hospital.
Jesu, the poster child for white trash births another waste of perfectly good stem cell research.
The irony is scrumptious.
MentalFrog wrote:
DSD wrote:
while I am happy you spelled Brittany the way it should properly be spelled, the singers name is a mangled mess and has no bearings of the beauty that is represented in said name.
There's more than one way to spell a name. Now we all know how you spell yours.
the name Brittany was not a popular name for girls until 18-20 years ago. It's from the area of Brittany, coastline of France (hence the correct spelling). It's only become insanely popular in the last decade. Makes for grocery shopping to be an experience. Any time I hear someone yelling that name I still jump and look around since any time growing up if it was yelled, I knew I was in a shitload of trouble. As for spelling of names blah blah blah. The original is the best and proper way and thats the story I am sticking with
I've always assumed those names were from crack highs. I hear anything goes in those twisted kingdoms
That has always been one of my pet peeves, parents naming their children unusual names so their children will be "unique." I met a girl in college whose name was Mimette (she went by Mimi) and she told me that she absolutely hated her parents for naming her that.
But I LOVE it when celebrities name their kids those kinds of names.
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But I LOVE it when celebrities name their kids those kinds of names.
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DSD wrote:
The original is the best and proper way and thats the story I am sticking with
And on behalf of the French nation, let me be the first to say that we are grateful for your campaign to correctly spell out this wonderful name.
Brittany is indeed a lovely place, and deserves to not be massacred by the legion of ignorant and lazy parents who couldn't spell shit if it hit them in the face.
Thumbelyna Quick Hands wrote:
But I LOVE it when celebrities name their kids those kinds of names.
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Don't forget Moxie Crimefighter! (Whelp of either Penn or Teller, not sure which).
My wife was, until a few months ago, a Neonatal ICU nurse. From her files come the following names...
Darvon (yeah, after the drug I guess)
Placenta (because it sounds so pretty)
Ashole (pronounced Ash-olay)
Those are all I remember just now (haven't had my caffeine yet), but I'll speak to her later and see if she has anymore.
Too funny, Totem. Deathwysh wrote:
My wife was, until a few months ago, a Neonatal ICU nurse. From her files come the following names...
Darvon (yeah, after the drug I guess)
Placenta (because it sounds so pretty)
Ashole (pronounced Ash-olay)
Those are all I remember just now (haven't had my caffeine yet), but I'll speak to her later and see if she has anymore.
A friend of mine works for Social Services. There's a child on their books named Chlamydia.
Totem wrote:
I think they were going for Tanisha. Tanisha was an ancient form of spearchucking that was heavily used by the Maasai tribe to combat an invasion of a rival group of nomads back in the early 70's. Some scholars have derived additional roots for Tanisha. The second most popular is a rough translation of a word in Mande, the language of the Bobo of western Burkina Faso. It means "one who will soon suck diCk for crack".
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Oh you go to hell *****.
NephthysWanderer the Charming wrote:
Oh you go to hell *****.
Charming.
Belkira wrote:
Wow. Regular ol' Joph fan club in here.
I sold an insurance policy to ****** Johnson once. She pronounced it Vajeena, but I still thought it was neat.
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