Unfortunately, I am related to this atrocity:

hee hee^^

One of my cousins called her 2-year old daughter a "heffa" because she's sick. Good parenting for the win! :rolleyes::rolleyes:

Surprise surprise, this kid's name is Nevaeh. I didn't even know that real people named their kids that. :(

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_gamHvtSFqu...ivea_creme.jpg

Gurl, u no how much i luv dat Nivea ish on ma face, so ma new babys name iz qunna be Neveah. It French, gworl.

I don't think there's really all that much difference between naming your kid Nevaeh versus, say, naming your kid after Cal Ripken or something equally stereotypically middle-class.

(Note: I'm ignoring possible social implications of naming conventions down the road - speaking just in terms of the parent's motivation)

I've been reading this thread, trying to figure out what folks are trying to say. Now my brain hurts.

Not bad grammar, just not acceptable (imo):
If you can't keep your marital problems out of your FB posts (and, if you and your spouse can't refrain from FB-bickering about said problems), it's time to give up FB until it's all taken care of. There's no need to air your dirty laundry like that!!

I'm about -->thisclose<-- to deleting my FB page.

I know 3 Nevaehs (all under 18 months), including a cousin.

Good heavens, this is from a 55 year old:

"I love my sister she's the best listener in the world, If you have sister's or brother's just hear them, there the best"

One of my cousins is engaged to a man on government-sanctioned vacation. She posts his letters. Comic gold.

:eek: Wow. That's something else!

oh, teenagers!
 

Person A: i found a brush and a pencil case in my locker !! very coincident.

Person B: Givee it back pleasee!!!:) Sensed were bestest of friends.

hysterical.

This stuff is so good, it's got to be true!!