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Seriously, when Miss Jay kept calling her “Miss Spontaniouse” I was like “why does he keep calling her that? She’s not doing anything that spontaneous.” Then they cut to an interview with her name and I laughed my ass off!
Oh wow…I hate saying this but an old Saturday Night Live sketch is coming to mind. Old enough to have Tim Meadows in it.
Oh for the love of….whats next? Tapiokea?
Do you think she knows Wholahay Brown?
Dag, and I watched the premiere episode and I straight up did not notice that. That is just sad right there. I mean, it is really that deep? Really? I know her parents didn’t name her that. She probably gave herself that little nickname thinking it was all cute or something. Shame.
YESS!! my wife and I had to pause and rewind it a couple times just to make sure we read her name right….so so so very awesome
Could I have the proper pronunciation please? Is it Spon-tah-nee-ous or Spon-tay-nee-ous?
I didn’t hear Miss Jay saying her name, too bad!
Great call Gretchen with the “Wholahay” thing…that still cracks me up.
See, it’s things like this that get our country laughed at. I can run off lots of “unique” names and their spellings from growing up & now teaching. I’m really not that surprised.
She would win Most Awsome name on earth if her last name were Cumbustaeon’.
You see some unusual baby names when working in a hospital. This on took the cake. A young mother named her son Meconium, after hearing the doctor use the term. (Sorry, but you’ll have too look it up. Try Google.)
Sadly, I had to sound it out three times before I got it. Makes “Apple” seem normal.
If that is her real name then her parents should be ashamed of themselves. What if she becomes a doctor, or a judge or a cop. Since her current career goal is ‘America’s Next Top Model’ that seems rather unlikely but who knows.
NO WAY.
Jon, that “Meconium” story is hilarious…are people in this country really that stupid?
For goodness sake, people, if you are going to name your child an adjective, at least spell it correctly.
That name puts a lot of pressure on a kid. What if she turned out to be predictable?
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