2005 Top Baby Names - Page 4

Rickypt · #46 01-05-2006, 06:07 PM

My name is #6 on the boys list. (Ricky is my cat).

Ryan was not a popular name at all when I was a kid. I spent years saying "no, not Brian, RYAN).

Now it's the name of hotties like Ryan Phillipe and the like.

WildInTheWind · #47 01-05-2006, 08:14 PM

When Olivia was born almost 4 years ago, I thought I was all original in naming her.

Now it's number 7.

sara1998 · #48 01-05-2006, 08:15 PM

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Originally Posted by WildInTheWind

When Olivia was born almost 4 years ago, I thought I was all original in naming her.

Now it's number 7.

A friend of mine's little girl's name is Olivia. She is 13. I still have never met another Olivia.

WildInTheWind · #49 01-05-2006, 08:16 PM

We do payroll for a girl named Dream Weaver. How anyone can name there child after that god awful song I do not know.

WildInTheWind · #50 01-05-2006, 08:18 PM

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Originally Posted by sara1998

A friend of mine's little girl's name is Olivia. She is 13. I still have never met another Olivia.

There are 3 Olivias in her school in the afternoon. They all stand in line at the end of the day and I have to say her last name when I go to pick her up.

tynan88 · #51 01-05-2006, 09:38 PM

I absolutely love my name no one ever forgets it, but that could just be me

I love the names Isabella, Jacinta and Kirra and for boys Trystan, Camden and David, the worst name I know of is a teacher at my brother's school was a Mr. Dickitch.

ryan8472 · #52 01-05-2006, 09:55 PM

Hehe, I'm number 6 too.

ryan8472 · #53 01-05-2006, 09:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Rickypt

Ryan was not a popular name at all when I was a kid. I spent years saying "no, not Brian, RYAN).

I know the feeling. Try working in a nursing home. I was called all sorts of things. From Brain (yes, Brain.

) to Ray, to Andy. And of course Brian. But it really isn't a hard name.

amber · #54 01-05-2006, 09:58 PM

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Originally Posted by tynan88

I absolutely love my name no one ever forgets it, but that could just be me

I love the names Isabella, Jacinta and Kirra and for boys Trystan, Camden and David, the worst name I know of is a teacher at my brother's school was a Mr. Dickitch.

Okay - I have only heard of people from Aus. and NZ named Jacinta. Why is it so popular there? Do you know? I think it's a pretty name, too....I've never, ever, heard of an American named that. (Yes, I realize that doesn't mean there aren't any, but still it's strange).

ryan8472 · #55 01-05-2006, 09:59 PM

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Originally Posted by tynan88

Mr. Dickitch.

Dear lord...

BombaySapphire3 · #56 01-05-2006, 10:19 PM

To me the Jayden ,Hayden ,Cayden.Aiden trend sounds like the names of aliens in a B Sci -Fi movie.Hopefully it will pass soon.

Brad · #57 01-05-2006, 11:30 PM

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Originally Posted by dissention

No one can top that name, bitches.

KIMBERLY WIMBERLY

Honest to God, no lie. Went to my high school and probably younger grades. The poor thing was difficult to look at in the first place, why on earth would her parents subject her to more torture? Nutjobs.

Brad "Not in the top 100 of '05"

Red · #58 01-06-2006, 02:56 AM

Well I can't top Delicious Bush (heh heh) but I do have a client by the name of Dick Hehr (pronouced "hair"). I know, it pales in comparison.

Now Daniel (all the same) hasn't posted in awhile, so I'll post this on his behalf: There is apparently a woman from his home town with the name.......wait for it.......Dorkus Dingey. He SWEARS this is true and his mother has confirmed it. DORKUS DINGEY!!!!! WTF???

GarboSpeaks! · #59 01-06-2006, 03:24 AM

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That has effectively ended this thread. No one can top that name, bitches.
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This is some of the most priceless crap I have EVER heard. I think I just MIGHT be able to top it! I grew up in Stockton, CA, and moved to Santa Cruz just as the Asian immagrents were coming in. I mean nothing by that, just do a little research, and you'll see that Stockton had a mad influx of Asian people in the mid to late 80's. In 1991, I believe Stockton had a higher crime rate than friggin LA due to the Asian gang crime wave. Most folk were from Laos & Vietnam. All kids enrolled in school were gems. Sweet and beyond eager to learn. Amazing really. There was this one girl. She prolly grew up to be quite a beauty, but in jr. high, tall and homely. Her name:

"Gang Beng!"

NO joke. Will find the class of 1985 picture! Gang BANG! OMG! Ofcourse in Laos it's prolly said w/ some emphasis on another vowel, but here in good ole USofA, she was the laughing stock of school =0(

Add to that, that one of my mom's friends at the time: Candi Valentine. BARF central. She was a real pixie, thin cutie, but the whole package w/ that name, puh-lease! wtf are people thinking?!!?!?!?!

Moony · #60 01-06-2006, 05:50 AM

I want to know why Daniel is so freaking popular and common. I can't stand it!