Odd Twin Set
I met a set of twins today named Jack and Jill. I just don't understand why! I like both names separately, but together it's kitschy.
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I think it would make people happy -- so for me it's a positive feeling. I see no reason why, just because a familiar song or phrase exists, we have to dismiss a pair of classic names. Even if it's cheesy, it's a lot more pleasing to me than a try-hard-to-be-original combo like Zephyra Xiomara Ombeline -- vapid concoctions of names; cluttered messes that are so commonplace, especially here. I prefer sensible, and Jack and Jill win the sensible contest over most submissions here.
This message was edited 1/1/2015, 2:39 PM
Well, the parents were certainly inspired, weren't they? What lazy naming. The names aren't BAD, but sweet lord.
When I was little my mother was friends with a woman named Jenny and she had two kids named Jack and Jill. The father's name was Jarl.
That reminds me that we also used to see a family with all L names; Leif, Leila, Leo and Laura (and their dog Laban). They had horses too, with names starting with L.
That reminds me that we also used to see a family with all L names; Leif, Leila, Leo and Laura (and their dog Laban). They had horses too, with names starting with L.
Kitschy is the word, I think. I can top it, or come close, though.
A couple years ago there was a woman in the news who killed her toddler twins out of spite to her ex-husband. The twins were named Adam and Eve.
A couple years ago there was a woman in the news who killed her toddler twins out of spite to her ex-husband. The twins were named Adam and Eve.
That's so, so bad. Ugh!
Poor kids...
Yikes
I bet they're REALLY sick of the jokes.
I bet they're REALLY sick of the jokes.
Well, they are newborns so no jokes yet except for staff at the hospital kind of whispering to themselves and giggling, me included. But, they have a whole lifetime of jokes to look forward to, I suppose.