Could have been Mitch Mitchell like the bloke who drummed with HendrixYes it's awful! Surprised he didn't call him Mitchell since that's such a popular name these days
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Could have been Mitch Mitchell like the bloke who drummed with HendrixYes it's awful! Surprised he didn't call him Mitchell since that's such a popular name these days
Haha I'm in Perth and know a Jessamy tooAre you in Perth? I knew a Jessamy, surely there arent too many
It irks me when I see my subcontinental friends with white names, or ask people to call them by a white name. They should respect their heritage. I have kept name Indian name, and am proud of it.
For example:
I have an Indian friend called Jess.
I met this Sri Lankan girl at uni last week called Cassandra.
And, I have a distant cousin by the name of Raul. Yes, that's Raul, and not Rahul.
they just keep on coming
Mackennah
I Know a D-jaronMy brother played against a 'Dyron' in footy on the weekend, that's godawful.
Also saw the name 'Kebra' pop up somewhere, can't remember where though
Misspelling 'Clancy' is bad enough.So bad.
I was on Instagram and noticed that Clancee Pearce's daughter's name is Memphis-Rose
Now I have just seen this post on facebook about a little girl that is missing, I hope she is found but **** me she has a terrible name.
Aerodyne
Another classic case of parents who couldn't decide between two names.I came across a baby Isabecca the other day.
Another classic case of parents who couldn't decide between two names.
I saw a 'Dora' yesterday.
Dora is a pretty stock standard name really, nothing too terrible about that one IMOI saw a 'Dora' yesterday.
Dora is in a lot of Slavic languagesDora is a pretty stock standard name really, nothing too terrible about that one IMO
Wouldn't be a great many of those. Mariah, Jeremiah is probably about it.
Keziah, I think it's pretty common in Hebrew names.