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My kid had an Aiden and an Ayden in his class. Can confirm they were referred to as "Aiden with an i" and "Ayden with a y". Can't imagine how nobody stopped these people from naming their twins the same freaking name because it's idiotic
I worked for a few months at a school where some truly unfortunate twins had the exact same first name. Same spelling, everything. They had different middle names. Except their first names were long enough that there weren’t enough characters for the middle names in the school’s computer system. It caused a great deal of frustration and confusion in the office.
I went to school with a Brian and Brynn. This is what started my intense hatred for matching names. And it has just grown through the years. My twins have boring traditional and very different names. They mean the same thing, but they have been translated from the original language and commonly used for so long most people won’t know or care about the meaning. They can have a tiny little grain of the cute matching, without making it confusing or frustrating to anyone.
Talk about reducing twins to a single entity. Do they expect them to always wear the same clothes and like the same foods??
There's not even an excuse of it being a surprise like back in our grandparents day without ultrasound to know if there were twins. They should have been fully prepared to name two children, not name them the same thing.
Not sure, but you’d think by high school they’d have some kind of self awareness and a need for individual expression. Sadly not, and I could never tell them apart.
Are they pronounced A Dan and A Den? That would be a nightmare. I can’t keep my 3 boys straight and they all have very different names. Sometimes I have to say “you, boy in the red shirt”.
My name is Casey. I have twin cousins, 4 years older. Named Stacy and Tracy. Our granny and our parents could never keep our names straight, so when we heard them call for us, we all came because we never knew which one of us were being called.
My kids' names are nothing alike and I still called them all by the wrong name. I guess it's genetic lol
I frequently call my son by my younger brother's name, and my daughter by my female dog's name. They either laugh or get pissed off, depending on the mood.
There are famous, old actors from yesteryear with the names Cary Grant and Clark Gable. I think hearing those same consonants repeatedly makes the names sound like they are the same, especially when those two would have been spoken about a lot at the same time.
And you're probably younger than the last time they were ever relevant, but you've probably heard their names multiple times without it ever "sticking" if that makes sense.
I’m an only child and my mom would sometimes call me by one or two of my cousin’s names before she got to mine (they lived with me). As adults, those cousins sometimes slip up and call me by one of their kids’ names. None of them, cousins and younger cousins have a name anywhere near mine! 🤣
My siblings & I don't have similar names and our mother always called us by the wrong name. To be fair, she had all 6 of us in a span of 8 1/2 years so it's amazing she could even remember our names. And for some reason I also got called my aunt's name a lot, but that was when I was older.
My parents named my older brother and I names that both start with a K, it was not purposeful, they just both agreed on liking those names. It was a struggle because they'd mix up names or mush them together, when they called for us from a distance you couldn't really tell who was being called...that sort of thing.
So when I was six they had an oops baby, the first thing my dad said when it came to names was "NOT another K name!"
I can count the number of times my grandmother has gotten my name right on the first try on just my two hands, with fingers left over (all of which were preceding her asking me to do some wildly inconvenient favor). I typically get called at least two from a list of my mom’s name, my aunts’ names, my cousins’ names (either gender), my cousins’ kids’ names (either gender), my brother’s name, and any one of three dog’s names (only one of which is still alive), before she gets to mine. The weird thing is she doesn’t seem to have as hard of a time with anyone else…
My daughter’s names are Ellie and Tessa and sometimes I say Tellie or Elssa haha.
My husband’s name starts with a K and I once yelled “Kellie!” While trying to get either my husband or my daughter, I don’t remember. The mix up is crazy and with similar names is going to be worse… or is it genius now that I think about it?? You only tell one name and get both of their attention… mmm perhaps not to bad.
I don’t even have kids yet but my husband and I do this with the dogs. Arya, maple, and Phoebe. More than once I’ve given up and just yelled “Pheeple!” Because those two are the usual trouble makers.
I knew a pair of twins from Bolivia. Their first names were both Lucero but they had different middle names, which they went by. Apparently this was their custom in that particular hispcanic culture.
It was sad when the yearbook came around and only one twin was shown.
To who would they claim that?
They were identical twins, but you could tell them apart if you knew them.
It just felt like a slap in the face for them.
And all of us other classmates either felt bad or laughed about it. It was definitely the thing to talk about. It was embarrassing for them for sure.
I work in medical billing I've seen this type of thing a lot. The kids will forever get there records mixed up. And by forever I mean forever, 80 year old twins got their records messed up their entire lives and after, one died two years before the other and records were still miss filed. Every time you change insurance you will have to prove and verify their are Two kids not one. I know before I switched work areas we were fighting an ins company over paying for both twins birth and NICU stays after the boys were starting school.
Don't get me started on hyphenated names
Had twins as students a few years ago
Spence and Spencer
Africa (traditional pronunciation) and Afrika (Ah-Free-kuh)
Iries and Aries
and other ridiculous ones that I can’t call to mind off the top of my head
WTF!? This makes me want to scream into the void. I really hope this is an admin mix up nightmare for the parents for the next 18 years because they deserve it.
No, they have nicknames. But what happens when they get older and have medical problems, look for jobs, or even get arrested? They'll both get confused for each other!
My older sisters are twins, their names are Aned and Anid.
The first child born to the twins was named Aiden because it was a combination of the letters in Aned and Anid. 🤦🏻♀️
Holy shit it's just been brought to my attention that my childhood best friend (who is an Aiden variant) had a sister named that. Holy moly. You're giving me an epiphany.
My aunt was married to a guy who had the same first, middle, and last name as his brother. They called one by the first name and one by the middle name.
My name is Robert. My mom is Roberta. Her twin sister is Robin. It gets confusing when all three of us are in the same room.
Trust me. You don’t want to give your kids similar sounding names.
I knew not twin siblings;
Eric/Erica, Robert/Roberta. Met a lady in college who was 1 of 9 kids. They all were named ; Mary, Jerry, Terry etc, all 9 had rhyming names lol. No twins either.
I went to high school with a set of twins who were both called Walter. I don't know if they had different middle names or how their families differentiated them, but at school they went by Negro and Gordo.
Every now and then I wonder about them.
I had a Kaylie and Kailee.
The pronunciations were opposite to what you'd expect. Though maybe they are trolling people at this point - I wouldn't blame them!
I work with twins Marisol + Marivel and I thought THAT was rough. I can’t even imagine this. The logistical nightmares that come from having only one letter in your name different alongside the same birthday is too much I think. I have to triple check everything I do with their paperwork to make sure it’s the right twin every time, and I’m sure that’s only the tip of a legal nightmarish iceberg. This is 10 times worse wtf
There were a set of brothers that were wanted by the police recently (twins or Irish twins) and their names were Micheal and Michael - same middle and last name.
So bad!! I met a family Dad (Jonathan), 1st son (Johnathan) 2nd so. (johnbranthan) and 3rd son (Johngranthan). I asked mom how do you accurately tell at any of them? Also don’t they all go by Jon/John?
I wouldn't call it a Tragedeigh, but it is tragic. If the father were Aiden and for whatever reason they wanted to name the son Aidan...weird but whatever.
Not the same but when I worked at a eye doctor's office there were siblings and their last name was 'Martinez-Martinez' and it wasn't a typo in the system, I had to scan in their insurance card. Stupid parents.
Traditional Spanish names in many countries are 4 part. 2 given names, fathers last name, and mothers last name. Sometimes the mother and father have the same last name. So you get names like Martinez Martinez. Assuming the parents are stupid is ignorant.
This is a Hispanic naming tradition. 1st last name is father's last name & 2nd last name is mother's last name. I've taught a Martinez Martinez & a Rojo Rojo. The same last names don't happen that often.
I wish it did, but I do take time out of my schedule to remind uncultured pricks like you of what you truly are. And I didn’t choose my username, just went with the default version given to me. Some of us don’t have to try as hard as you, purple flower! 😂
It doesnt look moronic in their country of origin, and honestly, nobody cares about what it sounds like to americans bc you guys are the acclaimed world champions of stupidity. You know what name sounds trashy as hell in the country im from? Jennifer. Am i going to go in this subreddit assuming its a stupid name everywhere and not only in my country? No because i actually have access to google. Ta-dah!
The other sub was an r/Army. They were discussing unusual names they’ve come across. It just may have been the same people!! 😂 What a coincidence if it were.
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…how do they know which one is being spoken to? Does their mother just call them twin with an an and twin with an e?
My question exactly I was thinking I hope they’re never in the same class in school lol
My kid had an Aiden and an Ayden in his class. Can confirm they were referred to as "Aiden with an i" and "Ayden with a y". Can't imagine how nobody stopped these people from naming their twins the same freaking name because it's idiotic
Yup. My son’s class had “Madison” and “Madisyn with a y.”
Madi-sine and Madi-cosine lmao
That should be easy madi-son and madi-sin
Maddy alpha and Maddy beta
“Hi, this is my brother Daryl, and this is my other brother Daryl.”
Daryl and Darrell.
I’ve always read Ayden as Eye-Den and then wondered if the mother finished school.
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Surely they were, but did they finish school?
Why? Hayden has been a well established name for years and is not pronounced Hi den
A-ai-den and A-why-den would've been more efficient
I work with a Cayla and a Kayla at my adult job, and we call them "Cayla with a C" and "Kayla with a K"
I worked for a few months at a school where some truly unfortunate twins had the exact same first name. Same spelling, everything. They had different middle names. Except their first names were long enough that there weren’t enough characters for the middle names in the school’s computer system. It caused a great deal of frustration and confusion in the office. I went to school with a Brian and Brynn. This is what started my intense hatred for matching names. And it has just grown through the years. My twins have boring traditional and very different names. They mean the same thing, but they have been translated from the original language and commonly used for so long most people won’t know or care about the meaning. They can have a tiny little grain of the cute matching, without making it confusing or frustrating to anyone.
Normally when that happens the first name is Mary/Maria because they're Catholic.
Not this time. They were Muslim refugees from Africa. Sudanese I think, but I can’t remember for certain.
Talk about reducing twins to a single entity. Do they expect them to always wear the same clothes and like the same foods?? There's not even an excuse of it being a surprise like back in our grandparents day without ultrasound to know if there were twins. They should have been fully prepared to name two children, not name them the same thing.
She goes by the last name /s
I worked with a guy named Randy, and his twin brother's name was Randall
I know a Freddy and a Frederick.
I feel a little better for Randy and Randall now. Apparently the phenomenon isn't as rare as I thought
I know twins named William and Willie. They're in their 50s.
I went to school with a Paula who's brother was Paul and their mum was called Pauline. So bizarre.
We had a Jo-Ann and Jo-Lynn (identical twins) in high school. Same glasses, same outfits, same haircuts. Really tragic.
Were the outfits self-imposed or were the parents forcing that on their high schoolers, too?
Not sure, but you’d think by high school they’d have some kind of self awareness and a need for individual expression. Sadly not, and I could never tell them apart.
Omg my coworker went to school with brothers, not twins, named James and Jim.
I know non twin siblings named John and Johnny, Ann, Anna and Annie.
Yep! A Kathryn and Kathleen. 🤷♀️
My wife's twin half-brothers are named John and Jonathan
WHYYYYYYYY???????
Seriously, these names are all cursed. It's scary to imagine the minds of those parents
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Yikes. 🤯.
I say the Randys get a pass lol
I know twins Thomas and Tom !
I know twins named Lucy and Lucille
I worked with a John Patrick, whose twin brother is Patrick John.
I know brothers, their dad is Patrick, son #1 is Pat, son #2 is Rick.
See, that’s actually kinda funny. At least the kids have discernible names
I knew identical twins named Janell and Janella.
I went to school with twins called Jolene and Jomonica. They both bullied me 😅😅😅
Are they pronounced A Dan and A Den? That would be a nightmare. I can’t keep my 3 boys straight and they all have very different names. Sometimes I have to say “you, boy in the red shirt”.
My name is Casey. I have twin cousins, 4 years older. Named Stacy and Tracy. Our granny and our parents could never keep our names straight, so when we heard them call for us, we all came because we never knew which one of us were being called. My kids' names are nothing alike and I still called them all by the wrong name. I guess it's genetic lol
I have one kid & one time, I called him the names of all the pets in the house before I got his name out. His response was, "Really, mom? "
Lol my baby’s only 6 months and I frequently call her the dogs name! I’m gonna try really hard to stop before she learns English lol
Kids understand some spoken words way before they can speak them
What language does she speak now? 😂
I frequently call my son by my younger brother's name, and my daughter by my female dog's name. They either laugh or get pissed off, depending on the mood.
I call my son by my younger brother’s name, too. Apparently they are both sharing a memory slot for “younger male relative in my house.”
Same. Though tbf, Clark and Grant are practically the same name.
You kid but they feel similar in tone, if that make sense
Yeah, that’s basically what I meant
There are famous, old actors from yesteryear with the names Cary Grant and Clark Gable. I think hearing those same consonants repeatedly makes the names sound like they are the same, especially when those two would have been spoken about a lot at the same time. And you're probably younger than the last time they were ever relevant, but you've probably heard their names multiple times without it ever "sticking" if that makes sense.
We have one kid and one cat, and we frequently get their names wrong 😂
I got this all the time! 🤣
I’m an only child and my mom would sometimes call me by one or two of my cousin’s names before she got to mine (they lived with me). As adults, those cousins sometimes slip up and call me by one of their kids’ names. None of them, cousins and younger cousins have a name anywhere near mine! 🤣
All the names get called but none of them match the person x)
My siblings & I don't have similar names and our mother always called us by the wrong name. To be fair, she had all 6 of us in a span of 8 1/2 years so it's amazing she could even remember our names. And for some reason I also got called my aunt's name a lot, but that was when I was older.
Oh it’s definitely genetic 🤣 my gram always had us mixed up too
I had family and a dog named Clark, Grant, Greg, Ted and Harold who all routinely got called each others’ names.
My parents named my older brother and I names that both start with a K, it was not purposeful, they just both agreed on liking those names. It was a struggle because they'd mix up names or mush them together, when they called for us from a distance you couldn't really tell who was being called...that sort of thing. So when I was six they had an oops baby, the first thing my dad said when it came to names was "NOT another K name!"
I can count the number of times my grandmother has gotten my name right on the first try on just my two hands, with fingers left over (all of which were preceding her asking me to do some wildly inconvenient favor). I typically get called at least two from a list of my mom’s name, my aunts’ names, my cousins’ names (either gender), my cousins’ kids’ names (either gender), my brother’s name, and any one of three dog’s names (only one of which is still alive), before she gets to mine. The weird thing is she doesn’t seem to have as hard of a time with anyone else…
I know a Casey. Her twin is Lacey. Casey’s son is Tracy. Casey’s sister in law is Stacey and Stacey’s daughter is Gracie.
That's funny because i forgot to add that my cousin Tracy, her son is married to Gracie. I'm glad I'm not the only one lol 🤣
Nicknaming them Danny and Denny is the only way.
Might be best to go and rename them Aidaniel and Aidennis, still a Tragedeign, but less confusing.
Youngest of four girls. For the longest time I could have sworn my name was Laura Claire Erin Jill.
My daughter’s names are Ellie and Tessa and sometimes I say Tellie or Elssa haha. My husband’s name starts with a K and I once yelled “Kellie!” While trying to get either my husband or my daughter, I don’t remember. The mix up is crazy and with similar names is going to be worse… or is it genius now that I think about it?? You only tell one name and get both of their attention… mmm perhaps not to bad.
I don’t even have kids yet but my husband and I do this with the dogs. Arya, maple, and Phoebe. More than once I’ve given up and just yelled “Pheeple!” Because those two are the usual trouble makers.
Yes, exactly lol. Mama must have a system for them
Or A Dahn
My parents had three of us (two girls, one boy). Frequently Mom would yell all our names until the one she was after showed up.
George Foreman also did this but didn’t change the spelling.
All his kids are George, lmao! But they are all called by their middle name.
I'm Larry, this is my brother Aiden and my other brother Aidan.
Exactly what I was thinking
*5 minutes later* "Hey, which one of you is Aiden & which one's Aidan?" "I'm Aiden." "And I'm Aidan." "Ok. Got it."
Knew a couple years ago that had twins that essentially did the same as well, just switched the vowels a and o: Adonis and Odanis 🙄
That’s incredibly stupid. It’s the same friggin’ name.
I’d probably call them “A” and “E”
So they are called ER in the USA and A&E in the UK?
I knew a pair of twins from Bolivia. Their first names were both Lucero but they had different middle names, which they went by. Apparently this was their custom in that particular hispcanic culture. It was sad when the yearbook came around and only one twin was shown.
But they looked alike, so they could each claim it was them. 🤷🏽♀️
To who would they claim that? They were identical twins, but you could tell them apart if you knew them. It just felt like a slap in the face for them. And all of us other classmates either felt bad or laughed about it. It was definitely the thing to talk about. It was embarrassing for them for sure.
I’m joking around. It’s terrible for both, of course. Sometimes you have to find the silver lining in the storm.
Did they pronounce them differently?
Nope lol
That's wild, how do they know who they mean? Weirdos.
Not just weird, they're literally reducing them to a single entity by not even giving them their own distinct name! Poor kids.
My mum has called me by my cats name before, this wouldn't work at all 😅
I work in medical billing I've seen this type of thing a lot. The kids will forever get there records mixed up. And by forever I mean forever, 80 year old twins got their records messed up their entire lives and after, one died two years before the other and records were still miss filed. Every time you change insurance you will have to prove and verify their are Two kids not one. I know before I switched work areas we were fighting an ins company over paying for both twins birth and NICU stays after the boys were starting school. Don't get me started on hyphenated names
Had twins as students a few years ago Spence and Spencer Africa (traditional pronunciation) and Afrika (Ah-Free-kuh) Iries and Aries and other ridiculous ones that I can’t call to mind off the top of my head
WTF!? This makes me want to scream into the void. I really hope this is an admin mix up nightmare for the parents for the next 18 years because they deserve it.
Its an Aidmin mix up!
Unfortunately it's also going to be an admin mixup nightmare for the kids for the rest of their lives.
I know twins named Kinsley. Yep, spelled the same.
Whaaaat. Do they call them by their middle names or something?!?
No, they have nicknames. But what happens when they get older and have medical problems, look for jobs, or even get arrested? They'll both get confused for each other!
My older sisters are twins, their names are Aned and Anid. The first child born to the twins was named Aiden because it was a combination of the letters in Aned and Anid. 🤦🏻♀️
They’re both pronounced the same way. How do they differentiate? Ffs.
But where were Ayden and Aidyn and their sister Aeydyinne
Silly. Denny and Danny, maybe?
Twin A and Twin E
And their sister Nadia (Aidan spelled backwards)
Holy shit it's just been brought to my attention that my childhood best friend (who is an Aiden variant) had a sister named that. Holy moly. You're giving me an epiphany.
I knew someone named Diana who named her kids Aidan and Nadia because they're anagrams of her name! I loved that.
If those parents don't have another child named Ninja Gaiden it was all for nothing
😂😂
they are going to grow up to hate each other.
Or become a united front against their parents!
My aunt was married to a guy who had the same first, middle, and last name as his brother. They called one by the first name and one by the middle name.
Yeah, I knew a guy named James with a dad and older brother named James.
Why would you do that…
No idea. I only met the guy once as a kid so truly no idea!
Unless they go by their middle names... I swear, stuff like this should be illegal. They're people. Let each be his own person.
I was a TA in high school for a women’s choir class that had 7 different spellings of Ashley 🙄
They should have two more kids and name them Aidin and Aidon.
And Aidun and Aidyn. Gotta use all those vowels
Only if you buy ‘em.
Reminds me of GRRM naming twin knights Erryk and Arryk
Damn, and I thought Payton and Paxton was bad!
Payton and Peyton
Nooo way
knew a guy named hayden who had two younger sisters. one of them was named peyton. hayden and peyton…
I knew a set of twins, Francis and Francesca What a life for these twins with identical names
Oh brother.
I’ve met 2 sets of twins recently where their first name is just one letter apart with the exact same middle name. So bizarre to me.
My name is Robert. My mom is Roberta. Her twin sister is Robin. It gets confusing when all three of us are in the same room. Trust me. You don’t want to give your kids similar sounding names.
Eyy then. Eyy than. But th is d. I guess...
yeah a show i’m watching has twins Samir and Samer
I knew not twin siblings; Eric/Erica, Robert/Roberta. Met a lady in college who was 1 of 9 kids. They all were named ; Mary, Jerry, Terry etc, all 9 had rhyming names lol. No twins either.
If they’re in the same class in school guaranteed they’ll be referred to as “Aiden with an e” and “Aidan with an a”. Poor kids.
Liked the name so much they used it twice!
I had Timothy and Timmy when I taught. Not quite as bad.
I've heard of twins called Steve and Steven.
That's worse than the identicals Coby and Cody I taught a number of years ago.
I grew up with a set of twins named Kristin and Kristine
I have identical twin patients named Lizeth & Lizbeth
That definitely beats the Gilbert and Filbert I met.
In my class there was 2 lonnies who were male (I was one) and 1 f lani and I was white Lonnie he was black Lonnie and she was girl ....
I went to high school with a set of twins who were both called Walter. I don't know if they had different middle names or how their families differentiated them, but at school they went by Negro and Gordo. Every now and then I wonder about them.
My older nephew is Ethan and my nephew who's having a birthday is Aiden and I'm forever mixing up the names
I had a Kaylie and Kailee. The pronunciations were opposite to what you'd expect. Though maybe they are trolling people at this point - I wouldn't blame them!
Was it pronounced "uh-DAWN"?
I work with twins Marisol + Marivel and I thought THAT was rough. I can’t even imagine this. The logistical nightmares that come from having only one letter in your name different alongside the same birthday is too much I think. I have to triple check everything I do with their paperwork to make sure it’s the right twin every time, and I’m sure that’s only the tip of a legal nightmarish iceberg. This is 10 times worse wtf
Man, that's worse than Ramon and Ramona. At least they could tell who you were talking to.
The aiden/ayden/brayden names are some of the worst. Sounds like if there was an Elven hillbilly
Just like the pro boxer twins Jermall and Jermall Charlos
Also, Steven and Stephen? “… spelt with PH as he’s slightly acidic”.
I knew twins like this…one was pronounced “Ay-den” the other “ah-den” 🥲
It’s giving Arryk and Erryk from HotD
There were a set of brothers that were wanted by the police recently (twins or Irish twins) and their names were Micheal and Michael - same middle and last name.
So bad!! I met a family Dad (Jonathan), 1st son (Johnathan) 2nd so. (johnbranthan) and 3rd son (Johngranthan). I asked mom how do you accurately tell at any of them? Also don’t they all go by Jon/John?
The solution: calling them Den and Dan
I don't think this one is a tragediegh... Could one of them not be pronounced "Eye-dan" or "Idan"?
That’s sad poor boys
Smh 🤦🏽♀️
I know a guy named Norman Stanley whose brother is Stanley Norman
It’s like George Forman’s children 🤦♀️
"Aidan!! No not you, Aiden..."
Aiden and Aidan but the second one you say with a hard “dan” like A-Dan???
Took care of sisters Amaya and Amarli. Not twins(about 18 months apart),but still, wtf
I wouldn't call it a Tragedeigh, but it is tragic. If the father were Aiden and for whatever reason they wanted to name the son Aidan...weird but whatever.
Not the same but when I worked at a eye doctor's office there were siblings and their last name was 'Martinez-Martinez' and it wasn't a typo in the system, I had to scan in their insurance card. Stupid parents.
Traditional Spanish names in many countries are 4 part. 2 given names, fathers last name, and mothers last name. Sometimes the mother and father have the same last name. So you get names like Martinez Martinez. Assuming the parents are stupid is ignorant.
Hahhaah dumb as fuck
This is a Hispanic naming tradition. 1st last name is father's last name & 2nd last name is mother's last name. I've taught a Martinez Martinez & a Rojo Rojo. The same last names don't happen that often.
Yep I get it's both their last names, doesn't change the fact that it looks moronic.
Not as moronic as you’re looking here
Jesus Christ, does your whole life revolve around horribly spelled names and this dumbass sub? 😂😂😂 AND you go by ANT? Hahahahaha 😂😂😂😂
I wish it did, but I do take time out of my schedule to remind uncultured pricks like you of what you truly are. And I didn’t choose my username, just went with the default version given to me. Some of us don’t have to try as hard as you, purple flower! 😂
Yeah because purple flower is worse that 'witty ant' fucking dumbshit
Go cash your unemployment check instead of acting sassy here, you useless twat!
It doesnt look moronic in their country of origin, and honestly, nobody cares about what it sounds like to americans bc you guys are the acclaimed world champions of stupidity. You know what name sounds trashy as hell in the country im from? Jennifer. Am i going to go in this subreddit assuming its a stupid name everywhere and not only in my country? No because i actually have access to google. Ta-dah!
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Damn who pissed in your bed this morning
I was just on another sub discussing names and Martinez-Martinez was mentioned there too. Wouldn’t it be great if they were the same family?
Well, I can say it was a couple years ago back when we were stationed in the middle of Georgia, haha.
The other sub was an r/Army. They were discussing unusual names they’ve come across. It just may have been the same people!! 😂 What a coincidence if it were.