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HelpApril Fool's CAF
In honor of April Fool's Day (somewhat belatedly, since it's nearly midnight here and already April 2nd in other places), a somewhat ridiculous CAF.
LN: Your choice
DH: (35) First name rhymes with last name; MN is the last name of an Academy Award-winning actor (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Best_Actor_Academy_Award_winners)
DW: (35) First name is a cutesy nickname or term of endearment; MN starts with the same letter as the first name.
DS/DS: (11) Dad wanted to name his firstborn son after himself... but then he had two at once! First names are both variants on Dad's first name; Middle names are words ending in -er.
DD: (8) The sonogram was wrong! They were so sure they were having another boy, they never picked out a girl's name. They threw together a first name at the last minute, but stuck with their chosen middle name, since it could work on either sex. First name is a smush of Mom and Dad's names; middle is a unisex nature name.
DD: (7) Friends and family have been telling Mom and Dad that their other daughter's name is just too weird. So their second daughter has a traditional first name, but it's spelled in a non-traditional way. The middle name is also a traditional name... for a boy.
DS: (4) Mom and Dad couldn't agree on any names, so they decided to leave the decision up to their older kids, who were 3, 4, and 7 at the time. First name is from a Disney movie; middle name is after a superhero.
DS: (3) The parents decided that their fourth son should have a name that sounds dark and mysterious, like something out of a fantasy novel. The first name is a mythical creature; middle name is a royal title.
DD: (2) The parents wanted this girl to have a name that sounds exotic and unusual, but with strength and power behind it. So they decided to name her after a car. First and middle name are the make and model of a vehicle. May be reversed, e.g., Toyota Prius could also be Prius Toyota.
DD: (nb) They really planned on giving their youngest child a nice, normal name. So they picked one out of the top 100, but at the last minute, they decided it was just too boring. So they spelled it backwards. The middle name is also spelled backwards, but you can't tell from looking at it, because it's a palindrome.
LN: Your choice
DH: (35) First name rhymes with last name; MN is the last name of an Academy Award-winning actor (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Best_Actor_Academy_Award_winners)
DW: (35) First name is a cutesy nickname or term of endearment; MN starts with the same letter as the first name.
DS/DS: (11) Dad wanted to name his firstborn son after himself... but then he had two at once! First names are both variants on Dad's first name; Middle names are words ending in -er.
DD: (8) The sonogram was wrong! They were so sure they were having another boy, they never picked out a girl's name. They threw together a first name at the last minute, but stuck with their chosen middle name, since it could work on either sex. First name is a smush of Mom and Dad's names; middle is a unisex nature name.
DD: (7) Friends and family have been telling Mom and Dad that their other daughter's name is just too weird. So their second daughter has a traditional first name, but it's spelled in a non-traditional way. The middle name is also a traditional name... for a boy.
DS: (4) Mom and Dad couldn't agree on any names, so they decided to leave the decision up to their older kids, who were 3, 4, and 7 at the time. First name is from a Disney movie; middle name is after a superhero.
DS: (3) The parents decided that their fourth son should have a name that sounds dark and mysterious, like something out of a fantasy novel. The first name is a mythical creature; middle name is a royal title.
DD: (2) The parents wanted this girl to have a name that sounds exotic and unusual, but with strength and power behind it. So they decided to name her after a car. First and middle name are the make and model of a vehicle. May be reversed, e.g., Toyota Prius could also be Prius Toyota.
DD: (nb) They really planned on giving their youngest child a nice, normal name. So they picked one out of the top 100, but at the last minute, they decided it was just too boring. So they spelled it backwards. The middle name is also spelled backwards, but you can't tell from looking at it, because it's a palindrome.
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