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I know of twins named Lemonjello and Orangejello, prn. leh-MON-jeh-loh and oh-RON-jeh-loh. I think unique names are great, but some of them seem a little too unique. Especially the ones that are foods. What do you think?
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This is in the book Freakonomics
I guess the author didn't do a very good job of fact checking, eh?
I guess the author didn't do a very good job of fact checking, eh?
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I haven't read that, is it good?
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Aside from little mistakes like that, it's...
good. Well, entertaining. It's certainly not a brilliant academic work, but it is definitely a fun read for people who haven't previously studied any of the topics it covers.
good. Well, entertaining. It's certainly not a brilliant academic work, but it is definitely a fun read for people who haven't previously studied any of the topics it covers.
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I believe this is an urban legend.
My dad says it's been around since the 70s.
My dad says it's been around since the 70s.
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There are just a lot of ignorant peeps out there.
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Oy vey. This one again? Really?
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My thoughts exactly
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I've heard this story a million times. :\ It's an urban legend.
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Agreed
My dad claims that these legendary twins were born in a hospital he worked at. I've tried to tell him that that is just an urban legend and that these twins were supposedly born at hundreds of hospitals across the country, but he insists they're real. If they were real every time someone made that claim Lemonjello and Orangejello would certainly be in the top 500 baby names.
My dad claims that these legendary twins were born in a hospital he worked at. I've tried to tell him that that is just an urban legend and that these twins were supposedly born at hundreds of hospitals across the country, but he insists they're real. If they were real every time someone made that claim Lemonjello and Orangejello would certainly be in the top 500 baby names.
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The last time we had this thread...
Lillian said a doctor at the hospital she worked at said that he DELIVERED Orangejello and Lemonjello.
Right here:
http://www.behindthename.com/bb/arcview.php?id=3114530&board=baby
Lillian said a doctor at the hospital she worked at said that he DELIVERED Orangejello and Lemonjello.
Right here:
http://www.behindthename.com/bb/arcview.php?id=3114530&board=baby
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Sorry...
A friend just told me about it the other day. I was just curious.
A friend just told me about it the other day. I was just curious.
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Well, on the Clark Memorial Hospital website there is a person named Cha'Nyla. Sounds like a milkshake to me.
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...how did that prove your point?
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I'm just saying....people do name their kids things that sound like food, even if the jello thing isn't true.
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Of course they do.
There's a celebrity baby named Apple. I don't see how Cha'nyla sounds like a milkshake, but yes, people DO name their kids after food. Just like they name them after random adjectives.
There's a celebrity baby named Apple. I don't see how Cha'nyla sounds like a milkshake, but yes, people DO name their kids after food. Just like they name them after random adjectives.
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Ditto
I don't think they really exist.
I don't think they really exist.
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Yeah, these names are just as true as Shi'thead :-)
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Poor kids!
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Pure madness!
How much teasing are they gonna/do they get at school? Well they'll either grow up to be tough as nails or nervous wrecks. It's like naming your kids Friedchichen and Roastchicken!
How much teasing are they gonna/do they get at school? Well they'll either grow up to be tough as nails or nervous wrecks. It's like naming your kids Friedchichen and Roastchicken!
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