LJ Idol Week 14: Cracks

[onda_bianca]

When I was little, I walked around with a pillow pluffled under my shirt. And I’d proudly assert that I was going to have a baby and name her Stacey…or if it were a boy he’d go by Kurt. Since then I changed those names again and again to Jane and Wayne and even Shane.

It wasn’t until I became a teacher that I realized my names were really quite

Comments

[comedychick]

LOL You cracksz me up too ;)

[onda_bianca]

:)

[drjeff]

I love creative crazy names, but that's probably because my last name is 12 letters long.

Your solution is the best, though. :)

[onda_bianca]

Most of them annoy me.

A few I like...none of which I listed though. ;)

I failed include some of the ones that make no phonetic sense at all...mostly for privacy issues...but those are especially annoying!

[basric]

Most amusing. Well done.

[onda_bianca]

Thank you:)

[ayoub]

Ok, Chemistry geekiness... Awesome!

[onda_bianca]

Haha, something like that. I think this is just general geekiness overall though!

[ecosopher]

I got all of them except for yours :D No really unusual spellings in my classes, but with lots of children from first generation migrants, there are lots of names which don't obey traditional Anglo 'rules'... nothing you can't get your head around with a bit of practise, though :)

Meanwhile, M and I are at loggerheads about the name of the new baby, and whether she will have the traditional (my idea) or more 'interesting' (his idea)...

Great entry!

[onda_bianca]

Traditional spellings from other countries are very cool to me. It's some of the make believe names and spellings that baffle me...;)

Some of the names aren't from my classes specifically but from others. The Xtc really took the cake though...