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Re: Bogan Aussie Names
Originally Posted by chris955
(Post 10365310)
I think they pick a name and then go for the most bizarre way possible of spelling that name.
Do they read celebrity magazines, does the family suggest it? It's actually one of the only things that has me stumped. Many other things I can account for... My girls have unusual names, (due to matriarchial heritage) but at least they are spelt correctly, and in fact they come out normal in the grand scheme of things. |
Re: Bogan Aussie Names
Ok this is from our last two school newsletters ...
Shayla Aleacea Tawnie Joh Ky Jaylen Laine Braden Jye Dayarni Jarrod Tyran Amara Rhoel |
Re: Bogan Aussie Names
Originally Posted by jothefw
(Post 10366254)
Ok this is from our last two school newsletters ...
Shayla Aleacea Tawnie Joh Ky Jaylen Laine Braden Jye Dayarni Jarrod Tyran Amara Rhoel Have to admit, most of ours on our list(s) squeeze past. |
Re: Bogan Aussie Names
This has come up before but I'll chuck it in for good measure.
CHLORINE - I kid you not. They probably don't use any cleaning materials so wouldn't know the connection. |
Re: Bogan Aussie Names
Originally Posted by Sherlock Holmes
(Post 10366266)
This has come up before but I'll chuck it in for good measure.
CHLORINE - I kid you not. They probably don't use any cleaning materials so wouldn't know the connection. OK - fail for getting the spelling correct - it should be Chloreen. |
Re: Bogan Aussie Names
Originally Posted by BadgeIsBack
(Post 10366271)
lol...
OK - fail for getting the spelling correct - it should be Chloreen. |
Re: Bogan Aussie Names
bloke I know has a first name of President!
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Re: Bogan Aussie Names
And Erisky is "normal"? It's the name of Timmy McColl (missing sailor) and his wife's new baby.
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Re: Bogan Aussie Names
Originally Posted by Sherlock Holmes
(Post 10366266)
This has come up before but I'll chuck it in for good measure.
CHLORINE - I kid you not. They probably don't use any cleaning materials so wouldn't know the connection. |
Re: Bogan Aussie Names
Originally Posted by ukecadet
(Post 10366298)
I like that:D sort of a Chloe/Doreen hybrid.
Let's be honest here folks - what's normal? Just because a name is not in the Old/New Testament... I mean we might get Jacob, Isiah, Esekiel...(sic) And there are names which reek of the early 20th c.... |
Re: Bogan Aussie Names
You need to change to spelling to txt speak first.
Originally Posted by BadgeIsBack
(Post 10366315)
Don't mind Chloe!
Let's be honest here folks - what's normal? Just because a name is not in the Old/New Testament... I mean we might get Jacob, Isiah, Esekiel...(sic) And there are names which reek of the early 20th c.... |
Re: Bogan Aussie Names
I wonder if people give their children unusual names because they want to give something different, or because they don't know how to spell it.
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Re: Bogan Aussie Names
Most of these names are no weirder then names given to English children that are virtually unheard of in Australia like : Edmund, Abigail, Florence, Eustace, Fanny ect.
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Re: Bogan Aussie Names
I know a bogan family who named their son Calais.
As in the car. :blink: |
Re: Bogan Aussie Names
Originally Posted by Mr Grumpy
(Post 10366370)
Most of these names are no weirder then names given to English children that are virtually unheard of in Australia like : Edmund, Abigail, Florence, Eustace, Fanny ect.
A subjest for another thread. |
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