Tuesday, October 4, 2005
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It has just been reported that Nicholas Cage has named his newborn son Kal-El Coppola Cage. This kid is gonna grow up with a Superman complex! :D
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Tuesday, October 4, 2005
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The difference is, when you're a regular person, and your name is "Apple", "Zod", "Kal-El" etc., you're automatically a weirdo. When you're super famous, and have lots of money, and a name like that, it makes you trendy and cool. Doncha love societal rules? ;)
- Josh
- Josh
Tuesday, October 4, 2005
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Tuesday, October 4, 2005
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Honestly those names are nothing. Imagine being a boy and being called "Apple"!!! I checked a few sites there and its scary!! Famous people are total idiots. I noticed the Beckams may be calling their next kid Chicago coz thats where they were concieved. Someone else has called their kid London (can't remember who but it was recent). Imagine growing up and asking why you got your name. Erm!!
Dunno whats worse, finding out your named after where your rents made you or watching superman, finding out who you are and then realising you don't have any powers (it will happen to that kid one day lol)
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Feck it i'll call my kid iJed (the modern term for jedi)
Dunno whats worse, finding out your named after where your rents made you or watching superman, finding out who you are and then realising you don't have any powers (it will happen to that kid one day lol)
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Feck it i'll call my kid iJed (the modern term for jedi)
Tuesday, October 4, 2005
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Dude, can you imagine if Nic Cage's son ever meets Terence Stamp?
"KNEEL BEFORE ZOD."
:D
"KNEEL BEFORE ZOD."
:D
Tuesday, October 4, 2005
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I might just go ahead and name my son Malachai. It's not too suspicious.
Or I might just go ahead and put an i in front of my kids name, like iDave, or iGabriel. You know, just to "fit in."
-Dave
Or I might just go ahead and put an i in front of my kids name, like iDave, or iGabriel. You know, just to "fit in."
-Dave
Tuesday, October 4, 2005
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I don't know which is worse... Cage's son being named Kal-El, or Bruce Willis & Demi Moore naming their kid, Scout, oy!
I have a friend that named his son "Xavier". I think that one is actually cool. While it's a bit obvious, I don't think it's as bad, because the name was around before it's X-Men name sake. Whereas "Kal-El" is as bad as giving your kid a first name of Luke, and a middle name of Skywalker. I wonder how many parents actually take into account their kids getting beaten up or ostracized because they're hell bent on giving them a "cool" name.
- Josh ;)
I have a friend that named his son "Xavier". I think that one is actually cool. While it's a bit obvious, I don't think it's as bad, because the name was around before it's X-Men name sake. Whereas "Kal-El" is as bad as giving your kid a first name of Luke, and a middle name of Skywalker. I wonder how many parents actually take into account their kids getting beaten up or ostracized because they're hell bent on giving them a "cool" name.
- Josh ;)
Tuesday, October 4, 2005
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Ahh i can picture it now, all the confused faces wondering where they have heard that name when its announced lol. "Hy my name is Kal El" "hi, your name rings a bell have we met?"
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Tuesday, October 4, 2005
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"Princess Lulu Autumn of the third Harvesting" for my son or daughter.
Tuesday, October 4, 2005
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Well my kid's middle name is going to be "Danger" so there ya go.
Tuesday, October 4, 2005
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Man...that's kinda setting the bar high for the kid. Imagine being named Superman and you wind up working at Wal-Mart or Burger King.
I, however, shall name my first son, Batman. Would you mess with a kid if he was named Batman? Aquaman, yes. Batman, no.
I, however, shall name my first son, Batman. Would you mess with a kid if he was named Batman? Aquaman, yes. Batman, no.
Wednesday, October 5, 2005
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LMFAO thats a cracker!
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Wednesday, October 5, 2005
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You guys, how did you all fail to mention the little gem of Penn Jillette. The guy named his daughter Moxie CrimeFighter Jillette. CrimeFighter without a space and the f has to be capitalized.
Wednesday, October 5, 2005
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Not quite true there but close. What it means when you have money is that they don't laugh in your face. They do it behind your back then as soon as you fall on your face they are the first to "out" you about everything they know lol.
Just remembered, the Beckams named their kid "Romeo"
The boy doesn't stand a chance!
Scotster =oP
Just remembered, the Beckams named their kid "Romeo"
The boy doesn't stand a chance!
Scotster =oP
Thursday, March 30, 2006
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I think Kal-El is a fitfull name for Nick's little eurasian kid since the kid is a bit exotic, the eccentric name works.
Thursday, March 30, 2006
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If my parent's are rich enough, they can name me asswipe. Besides, if your name is so screwed up, just change it when you turn 18.
Thursday, March 30, 2006
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actually, you can't use an offensive legal name, and you can't change a legal name to something offensive.
Tuesday, April 4, 2006
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Is everyone here to young to remember Frank Zappa naming his kids "Dweezil" and "Moon Unit"? Obviously the bizzare names for famous kids has been going on since the 60's and 70's. At least then there was the excuse of the heavy drug culture and we could always say Frank and mom dropped too much LSD; now days it is just a simple ploy to get attention by the parents. Let's face it, the rich are strange because they can afford to be.