We have a kids CD by They might be giants and they sing an alphabet song - LMNO - sounds just like 'Elemeno' - my two keep asking what Elemeno means - so I think you are spot on Trillian.
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We have a kids CD by They might be giants and they sing an alphabet song - LMNO - sounds just like 'Elemeno' - my two keep asking what Elemeno means - so I think you are spot on Trillian.
Yea two points for Trillian. It came to fame after Abcde became popular.
Because every bho'gay-nneh bahbee must have a Eunique name. And yes that's a name too.
My parents have gone to archive for a few days - Mum was reading the local paper and it had a photo of a family that had attended the Deni Ute Muster.
The kids names are
Rusty Falcon
Chevrolet
Mac-enzie (note the hyphen)
And the bubby they'd left at home:
Holden!
A little girl called N.evermore S.targazer'
😯:
A.rmani-L.ondon - a relative of mine just named her daughter this. smh 😔😳
My cousin named her son J aega don't even know how to pronounce and a friend of mine her sister named her twins R eef and S torm boy and girl
I wonder if the people who work at births deaths and marriages ever get tired of face-palming over some of these names. Although I do admit I have a cousin called Harley Davidson LOL and I can see why some people would name their kids things like that if the opportunity presented itself, such as someone's last name just happens to fit nicely with it as it does my cousin, but FFS some of these people need their heads read for calling their kids these things.
I have a distant family member (mum's cousin's grandson, something like that) named Harley, whose father is named David. So he's Harley, David's son :lol::
That's a cool play on words!:
I so could've called DS Jesse James. Name is Jesse, fave uncle of mine is James. But too far for me. Used uncle's middle name instead ;)
I do know a S ummer S torme. And I think like it...
Just noticed in the newspaper the other day that a footballer has called his daughter
Kobyfox
Came across a Haidee today (Heidi)
I had seen that before and always pronounced it in my head as "hey-dee".
That's weird. I thought Heidi was pronounced high-dee
I know a Heidi (hi dee) & a Haydee. Pronounced as you'd expect. Why do people insist on messing with spelling rules?
Yep, Heidi is pronounced high-dee. Think Heidi Klum.
Did anyone else think "Hades"?
You mean it's not "Rainbow-" ?:
I know of a Maori guy named "W i l l i a m." He usually goes by "W i l l y".
Which would be ok, except his surname is "W o k k a".
(Not that I think a grown man should be called w illy, but that's a matter of opinion)
Today's best version was Cookie.
Yep. Cookie.
I just saw an educator at my ds's kindy spelt kymbelea.. Maybe I am struggling cause I love the name (it is my dd's name), just not the spelling (dd has one of the common spelt versions).
Honestly, it took me a few moments to work out how to pronounce it.:
My uncle in law is Cookie - but his surname is Cook (as opposed to being named after baked goods, or the dude in A Country Practice".
Could it be that?
If not :wall: