SINFULONE
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- Sep 26, 2008
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Some NFL player used to be called D'Brickashaw.Seriously.I'd pay to hear how that name came about.
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What about Irish names? Like O'Connor, O'Brien, etc.? I don't see it as much different, even if the Irish ones are usually last names.
Those are surnames. People don't typically change the spellings of the surnames of their children.
Since you have a step-daughter, would you have slapped your wife when you met her if she had previously named her daughter Mo'Ne or U'Nique or She'ne'ne?Any parent who would put an apostrophe in their childs name needs slapped.
The auction has pictures of the kids signing the ball.
One, I wouldn't have married her.
Two, my wife picked out her name.
I just went along with it.
So......you DO have a child that has a completely made up name from an intentionally misspelled surname of a rockstar.....and you have the balls to slate Mo'ne's parents?
You named your kid two made up names. Just own it and move on. No need to slate a name like Mo'ne when you did the same thing.