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just had a unique baby name the other week....thought i'd share, and hope to continue this thread from earlier.... "strange baby names":

strawberry :roll (thank goodness this was changed by the adoptive parents)

~jennifer:chair:

admin note: edited to add links to the first two threads:

https://allnurses.com/ob-gyn-nursing/whats-the-weirdest-16017.html

I'm an ER nurse in a large hospital just outside of Chicago. We have a set of twin boys with asthma who are "frequent visitors". Their names -- and I kid you not -- are "Lemonjello" and "Orangejello". L is pronounced "Le-manjalow" and O is pronounced "O-ran-jalow". Look at the spellings -- lemon jello and orange jello! :uhoh3:

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I'm an ER nurse in a large hospital just outside of Chicago. We have a set of twin boys with asthma who are "frequent visitors". Their names -- and I kid you not -- are "Lemonjello" and "Orangejello". L is pronounced "Le-manjalow" and O is pronounced "O-ran-jalow". Look at the spellings -- lemon jello and orange jello! :uhoh3:
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Wow...just wow...this is so mean.

http://www.newbabynews.net/hospitals/stf33/public/stf33birthannouncement.pl?babyID=h33-440

Am I the only one that picks up multiple drug references in that name?:stone

Icy, Special K, Eight (ball)

He is adorable...his name...not so much

Calling him Urhines (Your Highness) is also weird. The only ok name is Kendall, I haven't found anything weird about that. (Yet!)

i hope they did a Social Service consult on this family.

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I'm an ER nurse in a large hospital just outside of Chicago. We have a set of twin boys with asthma who are "frequent visitors". Their names -- and I kid you not -- are "Lemonjello" and "Orangejello". L is pronounced "Le-manjalow" and O is pronounced "O-ran-jalow". Look at the spellings -- lemon jello and orange jello! :uhoh3:

Boy these little guys sure do get around. Are these names on the SS top 10#? They seem quite popular actually.:rolleyes:

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Boy these little guys sure do get around. Are these names on the SS top 10#? They seem quite popular actually.:rolleyes:

You know, I have read about Lemonjello and Orangejello here, many, many times---usually they are twins---but, 'fess up, those of you who have REALLY seen them in your ERs or even witnessed their births---are there truly kids, many of them, many sets of twins, in America, with those names? According to http://www.snopes.com it's a common urban legend---as is the one with babies named "Lochia" lady parts" and "Meconium..."

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Just had a unique baby name the other week....thought I'd share, and hope to continue this thread from earlier.... "strange baby names":

Strawberry :roll (thank goodness this was changed by the adoptive parents)

~Jennifer:chair:

Well here goes

When I was a phn, one of my ob pt's who was pregnant w/ twins, had 2 stds. I mailed her an appointment to recieve treatment. when she had her babies she handed the card I sent her and said "my nurse already named my babies... Syphillis and Gonorrhea...

About a month ago .... Parishanna Ekabute' Mirabella Jones (no joke)

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You know, I have read about Lemonjello and Orangejello here, many, many times---usually they are twins---but, 'fess up, those of you who have REALLY seen them in your ERs or even witnessed their births---are there truly kids, many of them, many sets of twins, in America, with those names? According to www.snopes.com it's a common urban legend---as is the one with babies named "Lochia" lady parts" and "Meconium..."

Don't forget Placenta:chuckle

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When I was a phn, one of my ob pt's who was pregnant w/ twins, had 2 stds. I mailed her an appointment to recieve treatment. when she had her babies she handed the card I sent her and said "my nurse already named my babies... Syphillis and Gonorrhea...

C'mon!!! You're kidding, right? (These names are also mentioned on snopes as urban legend.....)

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Specializes in ER, Peds, Charge RN.

A friend of mine knows a brother and sister. The boy's name is Cocaine, the girl's name is Heroin. Seriously.

Funny thing though... the mother was not a drug user, and seems to be a very respectable woman. The kids are in their 20's now.... and I feel horribly sorry for them.

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Specializes in ER, Peds, Charge RN.

Oh, one more. My grandfather's name is Oral Thomas. He goes by Tom, thankfully.

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Specializes in Public Health, DEI.
Oh, one more. My grandfather's name is Oral Thomas. He goes by Tom, thankfully.

Does his last name start with a "B"? :rotfl:

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I'm an ER nurse in a large hospital just outside of Chicago. We have a set of twin boys with asthma who are "frequent visitors". Their names -- and I kid you not -- are "Lemonjello" and "Orangejello". L is pronounced "Le-manjalow" and O is pronounced "O-ran-jalow". Look at the spellings -- lemon jello and orange jello! :uhoh3:

Should I leave my window open or closed as I hurl the monitor out. :uhoh3:

Pu-leez!

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