![]() 11/19/2013 at 10:58 • Filed to: None | ![]() | ![]() |
So I've met several people named after cars, because that makes sense. After all, many cars are named after people.
Tucker
and Mercedes
were both associates in an office where I worked and both were normal, reasonable human beings. They both mentioned that their parents named them after cars (Tucker's middle name was Oakland. He drove a Firebird. Appropriate, I think.)
Anyway, yesterday I met a woman at work, and her name was...
(spelled differently, but still...)
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'Porcia'. Stupid git thought I named my daughter after a car.
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Toyota?
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Toyoda
It was spelled differently
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If you've got a Ford Prefect with a Dent, there's bound to be trouble.
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My daughters first middle name (yes, she has two) is Elleanor. I added the second "L" but it's still there.
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haha close, Wanda was actually describing what Otto said to Archie. Just watched that again last week, fantastic movie.
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I feel like Mercedes, Lexus, etc. are usually strippers. I'm ok with that, just pointing it out.
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Had a dude named Bentley last semester in my English 1001. Pretty cool dude.
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English one-thousand-and-one! Hot diggity!
But in all seriousness, I would totally name a kid after a car, if
A) I wanted hellspawn of my own, and
B) any theoretical males weren't already named Ahab