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What were his parents thinking?

What were his parents thinking?

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Originally posted by Crowley
Your parents never used it because you have a girl's name, dude.
that's why I overcompensate.

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Originally posted by ChessPraxis
I just met a nice lady named Erin Yanus. It was all I could do not to laugh.
😀

Get outta here, you made that up~~!

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Originally posted by Very Rusty
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Get outta here, you made that up~~!
You got mail! 😀

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Originally posted by scacchipazzo
A wormwood monkey would be too frightening even for me! I've seen some of the ugliest names in my line of work. Names like Chocolatia, La Trasha, Eurlalia, Syphilithia, Gonorrhae, SilverNitrite, Felon, Fecalia, and twins onobono, and tuobono.
Well, at least the last to can take heasrt in not being called just "Bono". That would be more embarrassing that just about anything.

Richard

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Originally posted by Shallow Blue
Well, at least the last to can take heasrt in not being called just "Bono". That would be more embarrassing that just about anything.

Richard
I had other twins, Inimo and Minimo. They were Cambpdian so god know what their names meant in their dialect. At least they weren't conjioned! Some poor immigrants become tough in US because of names forcing them to defend themselves against merciless teasing. ONe particularly nice adolescent Asian girl came to USA with the horrible name of Boitoi! She wanted me to ensure her name was changed. I drew a sigh of relief. Turns out she was cool with Boitoi, but hated her last name, which she thought was the cause of the teasing! No matter how much I explained what boy toy meant she insisted she loved that name! Her last name was generic Chinese!

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I might actually like that. I think I'll have to try it.

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I think she meant yellow mustard. Dijon in pasta the way you suggest sounds good. I'll give it a try some night the wife ain't home or she would give speeches about Italian purity of cuisine!

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Ah, but did you ever do it again?

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any Austin Powers fans here?
"You Fook-Mi?"
"No, I Fook-Yu, She Fook-Mi!"
😛 LMFAO!!! oh yh and Ivana...

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Wife still not outa the house so I have to wait, cook, leave no trace and avoid the lecture.

I knew someone named Qualala and I could never get it straight and call her Laquala and tick her off. I also have trouble pronouncing "ch", which I frequently mispronounce as "sh". I was testifying in a trial. Under cross Mr. Chitwood would become purple with rage when I'd ask "Could you rephrase, Mr. Sh..wood?" I do this when I get nervous. I finally just decided to start calling him counselor before he had a stroke.

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Pretty good. But I added some shrimps (because they needed to be eaten) and a bit of pepper (because it's good), and I mixed all non-pasta ingredients together before adding them to the pasta.

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