Mossimo just says Target to me, which is too bad...
In today's Ellen news, that Constance who wants to go to the prom with her girlfriend is a really sweet girl, and good for her for doing all this press, because clearly it kind of freaks her out. Also, Taye Diggs continues to be adorable, and they call their baby (among other things) "Swirl" because he's a chocolate/vanilla swirl. Heh.
>I wondered what had happened between Mossimo and Eleanor to make them go from unusual to traditional.
Mossimo just says Target to me, which is too bad...
Possibly this is what happened.
Were they Italian-speaking? Googling tells me that some websites consider the name Mossimo to be Australian, which is weird. Also I found this site: [link] which states: "Names with similar statistics to Mossimo: Spock, Carrot, Bungle, Rodolfo..." WTF? But I love those names for a bizarro sibling set.
Sparky1, insent with a work question.
Happy Birthday, Big Bird!
Celebrating Big Bird’s (41st) Sixth Birthday
Big Bird is always six.
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The costume itself is partially assembled by American & Fancy Feather. Because 90% of the feathers selected for the costume are rejected, the company’s owner, Anthony Trento, says Big Bird is his toughest customer.
They were, as far as I could tell, mutt Americans, but Dad wasn't there, and I didn't get a last name. Mom was Laura.
Of course, my kid's name is Greek and we aren't, so.
Sounds like Mossimo could be named for someone on one side, and Eleanor and Leo for people on the other. Still, what on earth do you call Mossimo for short?!
There are neighborhood kids in my hood named Lake and Bird. "Moss" would fit right in!
Perkins, the answer is no. I only see it in Switzerland - I can try an ILL if you want me to.