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original PM replied

11 March 2015, 13:58
gaddamn fookin hipster tw@s
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GlenW replied

11 March 2015, 13:38
There is a girl in one of my sons' class called Saffron. So, she's named after the genitals of a flower. Nice.
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vetran started a topic I'm Spartacus

11 March 2015, 13:35
I'm Spartacus

Hiya, Godstreasure and Reem among bizarre names given to children | Daily Mail Online

British parents are choosing increasingly unusual names for their children - including Dior, Daiquiri, Hiya and Reem.

National records for 2014 show thousands of babies are now the only person in the country to have their name.

The trend for calling youngsters something completely unique has led to some bizarre examples, such as Godstreasure, Diamond-Leigh and Spartacus.

poor little sods.
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