what is the most unusual name you have heard irl?

[spritefairy]

Heard today:-

Spring-rose

At the doctors the other day was deliah-rose. Thought it was a misspell for Delilah but then maybe it's Delia?

And the when I worked in a nursery there was a little boy called deneil. Not too bad you say, till you knew his older brother was called Neil

Jaime'e

It's a book Button..The names your SIL taught are all from the book. Either she taught the kids who also featured in the book or she was teasing you.

Ah. Wrong button.I was answering ButtonLoon See. These names are tricksy.

Missy

Tarzan and his brother Batman

Once a year I had to email someone in France for work, her name was Fanny Force. I don't know if it's the French convention but she'd sign off with her surname in capitals. Fanny FORCE. Awesome name.

Ahhh haha

French convention is to capitalise your surname, yes.

I know an Angel too, who really isn't. A Neveah who is a delight and a Star who was the most normal, ordinary, nice person but never a star!
I have also known a Leaf, Moon and an Arlo (girl)!

Well, tonight I give you, make some noise Mason Noise, contestant on XFactor! First time I've watched it n years. DC said it must be his stage name, but I've googled it and seems like it's definitely his name.

Thanks Libraries, the stories did seem too good to be true. Although why she would tell me that stuff when she was an inner city special needs teacher I don't know.

A small amount of research shows me a lot of pisstakers who claim to have met Lemonjello, Orangejello, Shithead, and Le-a.

Misty (woman)
Peaches (woman)
Rain (man)

I worked with a man whose surname was LeFluffy....always made me happy (the name, not the man)

My first penpal was a boy called Randy

I recently met a lady named Lysandra, (I assume) the feminine of Lysander.

I once saw a man on the news named Randy Bumgardner.

I once met a small boy at a play group called Sparrow. Definately his real name as it was his birthday and we all had to sing to him.

We met a girl named Blue on a skiing holiday. It was definitely her real name; she was in ski school with my children.

Randy Bumgardner

Cakebread - a baby boy. I was

Quona .I think it's Japanese and means 'little darling'
Lyall

I know a little boy called Gift, it's certainly one of the more unusual ones I've heard. And a little boy called Fraser.
I also know a little girl called Amelie, and a hosannah, both lovely, and slightly different names too.

I heard Chandelier on the bus once, although it was ages ago.

I know an Amelie teenmum but I thought that was quite popular now. Also I have known Jaxon, as mentioned up thread.

One Amelie at my nursery and another one starting soon. Could be the 'Emma' of the future.

Amelie is already in the top names' list, isn't it?