I'm vaguely irritated by the "boys names ending in N" trend that seems to have cropped up - our goal was never to give D a name that our special little snowflake would have all to himself, but we'd decided years ago that our first child would be named Dylan, and now we look like sheep. We're not sheep! Just ahead of the curve!
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Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Preach it - that's why Emma got changed to Emeline around week 38.
I'm amazed that Amy isn't on the girls' list at all. Wow. We are so out of fashion, Aims!
And Ben isn't on there in any form. Huh. Sarah is #20, but with an H.
We are very 70's.
Well it's not an "official" list - their numbers are from Babycenter members, not census data. (Trendy or not, I seriously doubt there were more Aidens born in 2008 than Michaels, you know?)
We are.
::adjusts bell bottoms and iron-on T-shirt::
OMG. Five-year-old with cooking show: [link] (two warnings: video autoplay, OVARIES!!1!)
I love the kid name in an xkcd comic... something something DROP TABLE STUDENTS;
I seriously doubt there were more Aidens born in 2008 than Michaels, you know?
Sure, but if you combine the Aidens with the Bradens and the Jadens and the Cadens....
I always look forward to SS's baby names list. I hope Olivia will drop in popularity because I went to school with six Lisas so I know how that feels.
There's a woman at the gym who spelled her daughter's name "Alyvia."