You mean like Wolfgang or Hans etc?
Randy
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Unless the laws have changed
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Unless the laws have changed, a newborns birth cannot be registered in
Germany if he/she has been given an unusual name.
Gerry
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From: Redghost
Reading the back page of Parents magazine--There is a little rug rat
: [MBZ] What's in a name was Re: What's a GLK?
The law has not changed. For example, you cannot give a girls name to a boy,
the exception being Maria which is a
traditional middle name for Catholics. I read about a a kid (in the US) named
Shithead pronounced sha-teed. That
kind of thing would
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The law has not changed. For example, you cannot give a girls name to a boy,
the exception being Maria which is a
traditional
Neighbor kid (boy) is named Christy, family is Brit. They explained that
it was an Irish name, have not asked them why they have Irish names for
their kids (Erin is the girl).
--R
Christopher McCann wrote:
The law has not changed. For example, you cannot give a girls name to a boy,
the
My SIL in had a girl in her dorm, from India, whose name was Vagina,
pronounced Wa-Geen-Ah hard G, but she went by Vagi (VA-JEE). That is
really kind of a nice-sounding name, but in the wrong place
She also was very traditional, so not popular with the boys. That could
have been
15, 2008 6:48 PM
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Subject: Re: [MBZ] What's in a name was Re: What's a GLK?
Unless the laws have changed, a newborns birth cannot be registered in
Germany if he/she has been given an unusual name.
Gerry
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From: Redghost [EMAIL
Reading the back page of Parents magazine--There is a little rug rat
named Atticus being quoted. That said, my oldest boy went to daycare
years ago with a boy named Attila.
clay
On 14 May 2008, at 06:33, Donald Snook wrote:
Bill R. wrote: From experience with my grandkids though, as soon
Unless the laws have changed, a newborns birth cannot be registered in
Germany if he/she has been given an unusual name.
Gerry
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Reading the back page of Parents magazine--There is a little rug rat
named Atticus being quoted.
archer wrote:
Unless the laws have changed, a newborns birth cannot be registered in
Germany if he/she has been given an unusual name.
Another interesting thing they do. If you home-school your children,
they put the children in jail. (as opposed to Commiefornia, where
they put the parents in
Yes, but the real question would be, did she make them run around dressed as a
ham?
Dan (closet To Kill a Mockingbird fan who owns the DVD)
Donald Snook [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bill R. wrote: From experience with my grandkids though, as soon as someone
picks up an unusual name you
Nuts...Dan beat me to the TKAM reference. Got to be on your toes 'round
here.
Bob R
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Bill R. wrote: From experience with my grandkids though, as soon as someone
picks up an unusual name you will suddenly hear dozens of kids with the same
name. I think the jury might still be out on Atticus, though.
Perhaps little Atticus Snook
Yeah, a little weird, but then she was planning to be alawyer..;=)
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Bill R
Bill R. wrote: Yeah, a little weird, but then she was planning to be a lawyer
It didn't work out for her. She didn't pass the bar and then gave up trying.
It is surprising how many people go through the pain of law school only to not
take the bar or not practice at all.
Donald H. Snook
Donald Snook wrote:
It didn't work out for her. She didn't pass the bar and then gave up trying.
It is surprising how many people go through the pain of law school only to
not take the bar or not practice at all.
I know a guy who got fired for not passing the CPA exam. They hired him
with a
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Subject: Re: [MBZ] What's in a name was Re: What's a GLK?
Bill R. wrote: Yeah, a little weird, but then she was planning to be a
lawyer
It didn't work out for her. She didn't pass the bar and then gave up trying.
It is surprising how many people go through the pain of law school only
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