Making a buck cleaning Lester's spittle trays on Sequels' 22-year old supermodel abs

[Greedy,Greedy,Greedy]

Originally posted by dtb
Grandparents:
Robert and Ann
Baldomero and Isel (my brother cried when he was about 8, and my father refused to allow him to change his name to Baldomero) Baldomero is such a bizarre name that it doesn't even show up on a lot of lists

Great Grandparents:
Francis and Frances (not kidding)
Katherine and Joseph
Nelly and [???]
[I cannot believe I forget my other set of gg names!]

Wow. Great Grandparents. Here goes.

Emil, Odella, Isabella, Edwin, Marie, Charles, Samuel, Hilda

Did I tell you about my new horse?

Originally posted by dtb
Grandparents:
Robert and Ann
Baldomero and Isel (my brother cried when he was about 8, and my father refused to allow him to change his name to Baldomero) Baldomero is such a bizarre name that it doesn't even show up on a lot of lists

Great Grandparents:
Francis and Frances (not kidding)
Katherine and Joseph
Nelly and [???]
[I cannot believe I forget my other set of gg names!]

I cannot believe Maude hasnt been in the top 1000 since 1950. Much as I brought the burrito to DC I am bringing that name back. You just watch.

[str8outavannuys]

Originally posted by bold_n_brazen
You forgot the hyphen.

My wife has my last name. My kids will have my last name. My dog has my last name. That's how we roll.

There's a somewhat well-known (in Yale circles) Yale couple from my era where the husband hyphenated his name. Even by Yale standards, that's pussy shit.

Whooo, google-related update. Apparently he's now taken his wife's name. Pussy shit^Pussy shit.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,102945,00.html

[Greedy,Greedy,Greedy]

Originally posted by paigowprincess
I cannot believe Maude hasnt been in the top 1000 since 1950. Much as I brought the burrito to DC I am bringing that name back. You just watch.

We all have our reasons to breed.

And if he's a boy, will he be "The Dude".

[barely_legal]

Originally posted by Greedy,Greedy,Greedy
Wow. Great Grandparents. Here goes.

Emil, Odella, Isabella, Edwin, Marie, Charles, Samuel, Hilda

Did I tell you about my new horse?

How the fuck do you people remember your great-grandparents' names? Did you actually know them? did you parents and grandparents talk about them by name a lot? I couldn't name a single one of my great-grandparents. I think the name of my paternal paternal great-grandfather is buried somewhere in my subconscious b/c my dad used to talk about how he would scare the shit out of his grandchildren with stories of the ghost who lived in the shed -- the ghost was named Old Man John.

Ok, so I remember the name of the ghost, but not my great grandfather's name. That's just spiffy.

[robustpuppy]

Originally posted by str8outavannuys
Everyone in my family has my last name and my last name only. Wife, children, everyone.

There's a somewhat well-known (in Yale circles) Yale couple from my era where the husband hyphenated his name. Even by Yale standards, that's pussy shit.

Whooo, google-related update. Apparently he's now taken his wife's name. Pussy shit^Pussy shit.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,102945,00.html

He must have a GINORMOUS schlong to be so secure.

I knew a guy who did his last name and his wife's first name like this:

Jones\Smith

Not a hyphen. Not a slash. But a backslash. He also had a hairdo like that guy that crossed the border at Calais.

They divorced. If I recall correctly, she said he was too submissive.

[Greedy,Greedy,Greedy]

Originally posted by str8outavannuys
.... that's pussy shit.
Pussy shit^Pussy shit.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,102945,00.html

The article, of course, identifies your attitude with the grandparents' generation. And this is Fox.

Have you been hanging out with Hank and Bilmore again?

Originally posted by Greedy,Greedy,Greedy
We all have our reasons to breed.

And if he's a boy, will he be "The Dude".

No, Jesus.

[SlaveNoMore]

str8outavannuys
My wife has my last name. My kids will have my last name. My dog has my last name. That's how we roll.

Why would you care?

[Greedy,Greedy,Greedy]

Originally posted by barely_legal
How the fuck do you people remember your great-grandparents' names? Did you actually know them? did you parents and grandparents talk about them by name a lot? I couldn't name a single one of my great-grandparents. I think the name of my paternal paternal great-grandfather is buried somewhere in my subconscious b/c my dad used to talk about how he would scare the shit out of his grandchildren with stories of the ghost who lived in the shed -- the ghost was named Old Man John.

Ok, so I remember the name of the ghost, but not my great grandfather's name. That's just spiffy.

When the generations are generally 16 years or less apart, it's much easier. And I suspect I could do half of my great-great grandparents, but that would be kind of like arguing over how tall Ted Kennedy is.

[notcasesensitive]

Originally posted by Replaced_Texan
Great Grandparents: [grandfather left home at 16 and never spoke of them, all I know is they were Polish] and Joseph/shamefully can't remember.
Maria/[possibly also Joseph] and Cleotilde /Gumecindo.

My grandmother thankfully nipped the Gumecindo trend in the bud. I don't think anyone was particularly upset that they didn't carry on that particular family tradition.

ETA: Lazaro is the family name that I'd probably bring back. It's been a few generations since anyone's had it, and I think it's pretty cool, despite the potential for mispronunciation / confusion.

great-grandparents? only one I ever met was Ora (but I knew her as Mema).

grandparents:
Peter and Marcia
Irvin and Edith

Edith is still around and kickin' it old skool. She's the coolest gramma ever to live. Sorry to, like, everyone else (other than my sister and my cousin) for missing out on having World's #1 Gramma (so cool she got rid of the "grand" in grandma).

[lookingformarket]

Originally posted by SlaveNoMore
Why would you care?

Because when you're emasculated in every other way, it is important to maintain the little things.

Originally posted by notcasesensitive
great-grandparents? only one I ever met was Ora (but I knew her as Mema).

grandparents:
Peter and Marcia
Irvin and Edith

Edith is still around and kickin' it old skool. She's the coolest gramma ever to live. Sorry to, like, everyone else (other than my sister and my cousin) for missing out on having World's #1 Gramma (so cool she got rid of the "grand" in grandma).

Dude, you haven't met Aunt Bea. She is like 100, and still making jello molds in Jersey. She doesn't even mind that us goils are with whatever the male shiksas are called.

[Alex_de_Large]

Originally posted by str8outavannuys
My wife has my last name. My kids will have my last name. My dog has my last name. That's how we roll.

There's a somewhat well-known (in Yale circles) Yale couple from my era where the husband hyphenated his name. Even by Yale standards, that's pussy shit.

Whooo, google-related update. Apparently he's now taken his wife's name. Pussy shit^Pussy shit.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,102945,00.html

My cousin and her husband took a third name: her mother's maiden name. Weird.

[SlaveNoMore]

lookingformarket
Because when you're emasculated in every other way, it is important to maintain the little things.

Ain't that a bitch.