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[cocinadelfeto.livejournal.com]

I was bored this morning and browsed some online web nurseries. These are some of the.. erm.. "unique" names I came across. These are all from the Indianapolis area.

Boys:
Kyerin Renox
Baylen Eli
Boston Odell
Adyn Patrick
Kalob Johnsteven
Jazper Kian
Alexavier James
Daelin Michael
Dresdin Eugene
Steiner Ryan

Girls:
Anya Mycole
Gianetta Sinclair
Zaynah Colleen
Baleigh Michelle
Brookelyn Nevaeh Jean
Emalie Charisse
Caylee Ceceilia
Taylee Anachell
Alyx Mckinlynn
Adalye Ciera
Asa Bridget (this baby was wearing a black t-shirt with "freak" written on it.)
Cacee Maria
Sylvan Liberty
Jemma Hart
Astrid Alely
Khalen Diane
Jormani Desae

Comments

[sayga.livejournal.com]

2. Well, because a Y is only "sometimes" a vowel, it makes it completely irresistable. I mean, Is Chrystyn a name, or just a bunch of letters? We don't know, but that kid MUST be unique! Blech. Whoever decided that all vowels can be replaced with Y needs to be shot. Yf thyry wys ny pyynt ty vywls, wy wyyldn't hyve thym yt yll. Dyh.

[tigress-oils.livejournal.com]

well, ancient hebrew didn't have vowels, and they made it work. ;)

[sotypical42483.livejournal.com]

I doubt any of these tryndees know a thing about ancient Hebrew. Anyone willing to name their child Alyx or Sylvan is not deserving of such credit!

[tigress-oils.livejournal.com]

Sylvan is a real name, or at least has real etymogogical roots, even if it isn't normally used as a name. Think Pennsylvania--woods.

[sotypical42483.livejournal.com]

Er sorry but when I see Sylvan, I think Learning Center, not Pennsylvania.

[sayga.livejournal.com]

sylvan means forest. but, i wouldn't name my kid forest either (and that is considered a legitamate name). :/

[sayga.livejournal.com]

yeah, but their verbs were set up so the letter order changed so you knew which conjugation they were using. and the vowels are implied anyway, because you *can't* pronnounce a word (any word) without a vowel sound. :)