Bogans with kids
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Feebi...haha WTF...
I guess we can only imagine if Feebi & Bicardi grow up, have kids what names they will come up with!
Although by then, it'll be Feebi & Enivid together and Bicardi will be their gay mate who donated his sperm and they'll all come up with some fantastic name to represent each of them and their gender-neutral child!
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@booboo said in Bogans with kids:
@Virgil how is Metallica?
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/lifestyle/news/article.cfm?c_id=6&objectid=11914432
Top bogan baby names of 2017: A list of names you shouldn't call your new-born
31 Aug, 2017 8:28am
Don't do it to me, mum. PhotoNZ Herald
It's a tough gig for parents to come up with unique baby names.
For many mothers and fathers, they want a name that encapsulates the spirit and energy of their new-born baby.
Unfortunately for some children, they've ended up with questionable names in their parents' quest to be different.
Writing for Kidspot, Sabrina Rogers-Anderson revealed some of the more 'creative', cringe-worthy and humorous Bogan names from 2017.
And no, the names "Denim" or "Smirnoff" don't feature!
There are so many bogan names out in the world that Rogers-Anderson has now published a book.
Here's the list of the best, or worst, bogan baby names for 2017.
BOYS:
BACARDI - You can't have a list of top bogan names and not include an alcoholic beverage. However, your favourite spirit should never be considered as a name for your new-born. Think of the poor twins who could be named Rum and Coke...
GAIGE - What are you trying to achieve with a name like this? "Gauge" means to estimate and a "gage" is a challenge. But Gaige? No thanks.
HARISYN - The poor boy will certainly grow up having his name misspelled and mispronounced.
JAKXSEN - When you can't pronounce the "cks" in Jackson, why not just throw in an X and a stray "e" instead of an "o"?
JARREN - Jarrod and Darren walk into a bar. After a few beers, they can't even pronounce their own names anymore, so they collectively refer to themselves as "Jarren" through intoxicated hiccups. It's all fun and games until someone names an actual human Jarren.
KENDREW - It feels like it could be an NBA player's name - but unfortunately they never get any game time. Don't subject your child to a life sentence of abuse.
LAKEN - A last name? Yes. A first name? Nah.
ZYLER - Zack or Tyler? Zack. Or. Tyler? It's like the parents couldn't decide on a name so blended the two together. Poor Zyler.
GIRLS:
ALIZE - Pronounced "Ah-lee-zay", it could be mistaken for fruity alcoholic drinks. This certainly fits the bogan criteria.
DIJON - Why would you name your daughter after a mustard?
ENIVID - It's Divine backwards, But the name Enivid is anything but divine. It also made the bogan baby list for 2016.
HARLEEN - Since when did we take baby name advice from parents from the south of the US? We may have bogans or westies but we certainly have no rednecks in New Zealand.
KIRANDA - It's like the Kardashian family had another daughter and ran out of K names to use. Khloe, Kim, Kourtney wouldn't be impressed.
VEJONICA - According to Rogers-Anderson, In 2015, Reddit users submitted the worst baby names they'd ever heard and Vejonica made the cut. Apparently, it's a mash-up of the baby's grandparents' names: Veronica and John.
JAZLYN - Just no.
FEEBI - If there is a winner butchering the spelling of your child's name, this is it.
In 20 years we know what the strippers names will be I guess. Vejonica will be the one with the c section scar
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I wonder if their mother is a Kuga.
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Bitchy article from the Ferald ... but still entertaining ...
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/lifestyle/news/article.cfm?c_id=6&objectid=11929715
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This from one year ago ...
@booboo said in Bogans with kids:
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=11770854
This year's list:
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@booboo This seemed a little harsh:
"The most popular name that didn't make the grade was Prince, or versions of it, which was rejected on seven occasions."
Perhaps you have to be called "the artist formally known as ....'" then it would be O.K? Rogue isn't bad either.
I actually liked the name X. Just so practical when signing shit, also used to know a guy who was a Xavier, and his surname ended in X as well (Belgian). He was just known as X - worked for him.
I dated women years ago who should have been called Ida-Qween. A personality entitlement thing - would have been perfect.
I think my attitude to Bogan names is softening.
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@snowy said in Bogans with kids:
@booboo This seemed a little harsh:
"The most popular name that didn't make the grade was Prince, or versions of it, which was rejected on seven occasions."
Perhaps you have to be called "the artist formally known as ....'" then it would be O.K? Rogue isn't bad either.
I actually liked the name X. Just so practical when signing shit, also used to know a guy who was a Xavier, and his surname ended in X as well (Belgian). He was just known as X - worked for him.
I dated women years ago who should have been called Ida-Qween. A personality entitlement thing - would have been perfect.
I think my attitude to Bogan names is softening.
I'm impressed they spelled it proper. Maybe it's pronounced Rogg-way or they thought it was spelled Roag, or they're X-Men fans.