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Name Game

     Personally, feel that parents who name their children outlandish and ridiculous names should be jailed for child abuse and endangerment! Especially, when the parents are walking around with names like Bob, Linda, Robert, Becky, Chris, Lisa, well you get the point! It should truly be illegal to name you're children outlandish things. I think it's unfair to burden/punish a child in such a manner. What did they do to deserve such a life? I get it, you want your child to feel unique and special but why can't you just show them that? Why torture them by butchering the spelling or inventing something ridiculous?
  
     I understand the purpose of naming your child. Their name will go on to define them and shape how they and others perceive them. Your name goes with during each phase of your life and that can't be said about everything. So, your name will bear great importance. Time needs to be given during this delicate decision making process. There is a difference between names with meaning and well, just plain nonsense!! It may be a very fine line but there is a distinction.

What are some of the craziest names you've ever encounters?? In the mean time I'm just going to leave a few of these names here:
1. Envy
2. Jax
3. Sinsear
4. Akier
5. Benjarvius
6. Jaquizz
7. Jayvion
8. Unique
9. Juelz
10. D'brickashaw
11. Princess Tiaamii
12. Audio Science
13. Apple
14. Seven
15. Pilot Inspektor

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