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"The naming of children," writes historian Daniel Scott Smith, "is culturally never a trivial act." This was specially so among the Puritans. One of their ministers declared, "… a good name is as a thread tyed about the finger, to make us mindful of the errand we came into the world to do for our master."

The Puritan families of Massachusetts named

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[w00t11]

Kitty(ie?). Seriously. Put down that flaming Dr. Pepper and sober up and do some actual work. You've been partying way too much this summer, I can tell.

Damn kids.