dying with laughter over this name

[ButtonMoon88]

I hate being bitchy over names but this has to be a joke, it's too good not to share!

A friend of a friend is a midwife and over the weekend whilst she was working, apparently a family named their little girl VaGina.

Z-Thirteen however is a true story

Surely that has got to beat the "my cousin's sister's dog's aunt's friend is a teacher and once taught a La-a and a SOL which stands for "stadium of light"" stories.

You're making massive leaps, fideline.

If there is an ounce of truth to this I re Jon she is actually called Virginia and people just can't speak properly.

I thought I was just being vocally suspicious Walter.

The migrant comment is silly and irresponsible.

This is just clearly a misunderstanding but on opening the thread I did think 'yet another made up story', so I can see the frustration.

There is really no need to compare OP to Britain first though, come on.

OP didn't mention migrants, you did.

I used to work with a man called anil (anal) and he always preferred Neil....

I also knew someone who called her DD Uretha and they thought it was lovely....

A close friend of mine nicknamed her DD LaLa but out of the teletubbies (LaaLaa?!) no innuendo meant at all.

OP didn't mention migrants, you did.

Yes I know I did

Because the story in the OP is identical to the one featuring the name 'Chlamydia' but possibly the name is even stupider.

The Chlamydia story vigorously circulated by Britain First, that is. The racist one.

So I ed at the similarity.

I also allowed that it was possible that OP was a gullible dupe.

Clear now?

Oh, yes. Something is abundantly clear.

But I don't want my post deleted.

Wow. I didn't know dubious apocrypha was so popular.

Haven't seen the Britains First thing, so wouldn't even make the link. Perhaps you need to choose your friends more wisely, if that's the sort of stuff they share online?

It was shared on here Paul, although I gather it swept FB too

Or should I saw ranted about on here. Anyway, that's where I saw it.

Glad I didn't see it. Britain First is the lowest of the low. Although I do like Britain Furst.

This is fucking ridiculous I really despise the fact that you are grouping me with EDL and Britain First, that's completely out of line and utterly offensive. I do bloody wish I hadn't bothered.

But I'm not Button. I'm just pointing the similarity between the two stories.

You've already said you have realised you were gullible. I'm just answering walter's posts to me.

I sympathise, I remember repeating a joke with associations I wasn't aware of once.

OP, your post made me smile a bit even if I did think it was just a silly urban legend.

I honestly can't believe people are comparing you to racist groups!

And criticising your spelling mistake on an unrelated topic is just bad manners.

I don't mind I should have realised wandering and wondering before I clicked post!

Anyway this gullible fool is off to work, bye!

I sympathise, I remember repeating a joke with associations I wasn't aware of once

Different situation, IMO.

There's no association here unless you want to find one which says more about you than the OP, tbh.

Cavaradossi my nan's friends name is pronounce "honour-reha"....so sounds like gonnorreha, her husband and friend call her reha

There's no association here unless you want to find one which says more about you than the OP, tbh

It's actually an easy association to make, you don't have to go looking for it. The "calling your child a stupid name" meme usually has the parents as foreigners or an ethnic minority and implies they are too stupid or just too plain foreign to know that the joke is on them.
It's nothing new.

Urban myth.

The "calling your child a stupid name" meme usually has the parents as foreigners or an ethnic minority and implies they are too stupid or just too plain foreign to know that the joke is on them.

Does it? In my experience, when party A decides that party B has given their child a stupid name, it usually means that party A thinks party B is stupid/ignorant/pretentious/chavvy. On MN (I'm not on Facebook so don't know what goes round there) I've never seen any implication that foreigners or ethnic minority parents are more likely to pick a stupid name. Quite the contrary, actually.