People With These Names Are Usually Insufferable A**holes

Deeeefense

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I sometimes wonder if people grow into their name. In other words if they have an odd name or one that is perceived as being arrogant, haughty or some other negative trait, the reaction that they receive from people around them, molds their personalty into what their name implies.

So - be careful what you name your kid.:eek:
 

LineSkiCat14

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I have to ask.. How far did you have to go with a girl named Crystal or Destiny to realize she's a *****? I'm hoping that promethazine addiction isn't too severe.
 

Hank Camacho

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Lawrence, Larry
Larry Bird, Larry David, Larry King, Larry Flynt, and Larry Hagman would like you to know that you can kindly go bugger yourself.

My mom wanted to name me "Tristen" before my dad put a firm foot down on that idea. Thank god. What a **** of a name.

I haven't seen Trevor mentioned, but it has to be up there.

Also, any overly long female name where the person gets offended about going by the short version of her name in day to day communication:

Madeline instead of Maddy
Katherine instead of Katie
Lucinda instead of Lucy
UK Hoops instead of Ladycats
etc.
 

allabouttheUK

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Brian. Never met a Brian that wasn't either a dumb-***, or douche-bag. Stephen, usually a geek that talks a big but can't back it up.
 

UpstateNYCat

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Jeremy = Mommy's little snowflake and are usually a huge puss.

Also, couple who name their kids with the same first letter: Brandon, Blaine, Brandon, Brenda. Kill yourself. Same goes for Dads naming their kids after them. Stop being lazy and let the kid have his own identity.
 

Elbridge

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My first and middle name can both be shortened to Ed. I like to joke that my parents named me Ed Ed.
 

KingOfBBN

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A lot of these names sound like a villain in a bad teen movie in the 80s where they have a skiing competition to get the girl or save the love interests grandfather's business.

A lot of ski douche names on here.

As for Blueibest bringing up Blaine, I have never met any guy with this name. I used to date a girl in high school and her middle name was Blaine. I think she ended up sleeping with at least 35-40 dudes by her mid 20s.
 

Elbridge

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Anyone whose name translates to "The Bridge" in Spanish. It means their entire family history is that of allowing themselves to be walked over.
Elbridge/el-brid-ge/ as a boys' name is of Old English origin, and the meaning of Elbridge is "old plank bridge". Name of a place in Kent, England.
No need to translate to Spanish. You are clever by half.
 
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Supreme Lord Z

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Elbridge/el-brid-ge/ as a boys' name is of Old English origin, and the meaning of Elbridge is "old plank bridge". Name of a place in Kent, England.
No need to translate to Spanish. You are clever by half.
So my answer was correct, only not gay enough.