Orange County names

[notherhalo]

first names, of course

 

Jayden

Braden

Kayla

Carter

Nixon

Pollock

Reagan

Harrison

Madison

Ryan (girl)

 

what are some others

[Sully151]

Hailey

Scout

Sage

Sawyer

Xander

Avery

Nicoli

[Chimi]

Teagan

Hunter

Stephanie

Bailey

[Taylor]

Chuck

Glen

Geoff

Adam

mancini

[TobiasFunke]

Reagan makes sense for Orange County

[Adam]

Jackson

Asher

[Lou]

white people are the ghey

[Adam]

Jose

Juan

Julio

[Lou]

Santa Ana?

[mtangelsfan]

Clark (girl)

Corbin

[meat]

Ryder, Aiden(spelled every way imaginable), Ethan, Logan...it's out of control.  

Congrats on emasculating your son right out of the womb.

Edited May 18, 2015 by meat

[Tank]

while my wife was pregnant and before we knew what we were having, one of the boys name we strongly considered was Tanner. we had a really, really difficult time trying to decide on a boys name because of me being a teacher - it was too easy to associate different kids with different names, and neither of us wanted to think of some troublemaker every time we mentioned our kids' name. We automatically decided we would not use any boys name that began with the letter "J" (john, jordan, jonathan, jason, etc.). nothing but trouble in that group.

[Angel Dog and Beer]

A few boys names from my daughter's elementary school:

 

Cannon

Axel

Preston

Miller (actually like this one)

Leyton

Carter

Crew

[OCAngelsNotLAA]

We named our 6 month old daughter Regan because my wife's favorite movie is The Exorcist.  I hope it doesn't turn out to be a super common name. 

[Blarg]

My wife worked in San Bernardino where the kids names were... creative. Especially the girls.

[Sully151]

When my wife was pregnant with our son, I wanted to name him Opie (Andy Griffith Show). She said no. We did get to name the dog Opie. The boy is Finn, which is becoming more popular.

When we found our second was a girl, Eliza was pretty much decided right a way.

[mp170.6]

Some of these names border on cruel and unusual punishment.  They waste like a thousand hours of their lives correcting the spelling or pronunciation of their names.   

 

Xander spelled as Zandar. 

Asher spelled as Asser.

Jackson pronounced as Jacks Off.

Bailey confused for Hailey.

[Tank]

my first year of teaching, my very first day, i'm calling roll for one of the 9th grade classes. i called one girl sharon, even though it was spelled charon. she looked up at me and said "it's sha-RON!" like i was supposed to know that.

[Ray McKigney]

Dashonte

JaCory

Darkeem

Shaneequa

Laquecia

Breionshay

[Blarg]

So you do live in San Bernardino.

[JAHV76]

My father in law was a teacher at a community college in OC and one of his students names was Phoc Yu. He spelled during the first day of class knowing what it sounded like.

[wopphil]

while my wife was pregnant and before we knew what we were having, one of the boys name we strongly considered was Tanner. we had a really, really difficult time trying to decide on a boys name because of me being a teacher - it was too easy to associate different kids with different names, and neither of us wanted to think of some troublemaker every time we mentioned our kids' name. We automatically decided we would not use any boys name that began with the letter "J" (john, jordan, jonathan, jason, etc.). nothing but trouble in that group.

My wife and I had the same problem Tank. Thankfully, she taught in the inner city, so her students were named Thunderhawk, Mysondavid, Reggie and Reginald (twins), Brandy and Tanqueray (also twins), and my personal favorite: Umajesty.

[Hollyw00d]

cannon?

[Hollyw00d]

I knew a kayla.  she was from victorville

[HaloMagic]

Seen a few Jaxon's popping up. It takes an already terrible white person name and makes it even whiter.