Plaxico - it sounds like a cleaning solvent or an injection molding company. Plus you just cant beat getting thrown in the pokie for shooting yourself. Dumb name for a big dummy.
D'brickashaw - is the D short for something or why the apostrophe?
Worst last name Ive heard is Shufflebottom. She was a hefty girl and kind of waddled when she walked making the name very fitting.
Fonda Dicks, really good high school girls basketball player from Moravia.
There was a Precious Stone in my school.
I'm covering for a class with a kd named Reis. It's pronounced Reece. Now I'm no English teacher, but I comes before i only after a C...unless it sounds like an A like neighbor and weigh. So that kids name is Race in my book.
Many years ago, wife pregnant, and we have no good ideas for boy's names. I'm at the point of blurting out names as a habit..."How about WalMart...Applebee...". Watching an ISU football game and I say, "How about Sage?". It was mostly a joke, but my wife loved it. And that is ultimately what we settled on. Our other son is named Parsley (just kidding). Anyway, i do not like the name Cedar. But the name Sage feels like it's in that same category...Thankfully I didn't blurt out Lafester.I've worked as a teacher and in the department of Human Services, so I get to hear lots of different names. The trendy, cutesy ones are the worst. I'd say 2 different kids with the name Cedar (in the same class) rank right up there, that name seems fine for a cute kid but a 40 year old guy name Cedar....? Apologies to anyone on here with a kid named Cedar, just seems like most parents try to out cute each other with the most ridiculous kids names. Instead it leads to 4 kids in the same class with the same unique name.