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No, there's probably worse baby names than "whats"
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I was doing payroll recently for my work, and came across Harsh Harsh. I had to ask our HR lady, really? His last name was Harsh and his parents named him Harsh?
Well, no. She said his name was simply Harsh but our system required a last name so she repeated it.
Still, pretty harsh I think.
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Abcde - pronounced Abceedee
And yes it's a real fucking name.
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Standard names spelled with far too many letters. JeighSynn and Kryssteighnah are not people names they are scientific nomenclature or some shit
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Not specifically baby name, but I went to high school with a guy whose last name was Bohnert (pronounced like boner). Guess what his nickname was.
It was funny whenever we had a substitute teacher and they would do roll call:
"...Bahnert?"
"It's boner"
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Ask Elon, he tries to come up with a worse one for each child.
Many years ago I lost the naming rights of my firstborn in a bet. If I have a boy I have to name him Dongshaun. If I have a girl she has to be Clydia.
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Just look at the offspring of the rich and famous. That covers it quite well
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I once worked with a guy named Tad. Not Todd nor Thad.
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Mulva.
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Went to school with a guy who was baptised Davo. Not Dave, but Davo. Typical Australians to put an o at the end.
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Donald Trump.
There was a case in Japan. An application was handed in to name a boy akuma, which means "devil". That may sound funny or cute or whatever, but it really isn't. The application was denied.
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Xfrgolszzzxy - pronounced "Surf-goal-see", not "ex-frogs-ly"
+5 chaos zweihander.
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Felanie
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For a boy? Sue.
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Almost certainly people are naming their kids Trump now.
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