I heard a song on XM a few nights ago by Bone Thugs n Harmony that uses an eighties (pop) song for its backing beat. I am familiar with "Home", and it is not that. Any assistance would be much appreciated.
What is the name of the Bone Thugs track that uses a popular 80s song for its backing beat (NOT "HOME")?
bone has used a lot of tracks from the 80's 70's (even older) for songs
krayzie bone has sampled a lot of stuff from 80's tracks... are you sure it was a bone thugs song or a krayzie bone song or another members track?
give a little more detail to what the song was and i might be able to help you out
Sunday, August 22, 2010
What was the name of the paintball gun featured in Popular Science around a year ago?
the really sweet one.
What was the name of the paintball gun featured in Popular Science around a year ago?
i believe it was the tac-500. and it was crowd control pepper spray
Reply:probably a bob long intimidator
What was the name of the paintball gun featured in Popular Science around a year ago?
i believe it was the tac-500. and it was crowd control pepper spray
Reply:probably a bob long intimidator
What were the most popular baby girls name of 1993 in Scotland, and the UK overall?
In 1993 the most popular girl's name in Scotland was Emma.
Emma was top for 1990-1993 and then again in 1996-1997.
http://www.scotland.gov.uk/news/2001/01/...
What were the most popular baby girls name of 1993 in Scotland, and the UK overall?
I could only find 1994 of the UK on a govt. official site: (link below)
1-Rebecca
2-Lauren
3-Jessica
4-Charlotte
5-Hannah
This link is for Scotland in the past 9 years http://www.gro-scotland.gov.uk/statistic...
Reply:could only find 1994 of the UK on a govt. official site: (link below)
1-Rebecca
2-Lauren
3-Jessica
4-Charlotte
5-Hannah
This link is for Scotland in the past 9 years http://www.gro-scotland.gov.uk/statistic...
Source(s):
http://www.statistics.gov.uk/statbase/xs...
Reply:It was Jessica my neice is Jessica and she was born in 1991 it seemed to go through the roof after that and was favourite for about 6 years
tai chi
Emma was top for 1990-1993 and then again in 1996-1997.
http://www.scotland.gov.uk/news/2001/01/...
What were the most popular baby girls name of 1993 in Scotland, and the UK overall?
I could only find 1994 of the UK on a govt. official site: (link below)
1-Rebecca
2-Lauren
3-Jessica
4-Charlotte
5-Hannah
This link is for Scotland in the past 9 years http://www.gro-scotland.gov.uk/statistic...
Reply:could only find 1994 of the UK on a govt. official site: (link below)
1-Rebecca
2-Lauren
3-Jessica
4-Charlotte
5-Hannah
This link is for Scotland in the past 9 years http://www.gro-scotland.gov.uk/statistic...
Source(s):
http://www.statistics.gov.uk/statbase/xs...
Reply:It was Jessica my neice is Jessica and she was born in 1991 it seemed to go through the roof after that and was favourite for about 6 years
tai chi
Is Dale Earnhardt Junior so popular because of his last name?
Or do you think it is because of his first name (Dale)?
Is Dale Earnhardt Junior so popular because of his last name?
Dale Jr is an average driver that has two type of fans, people who cheer for him because of his dad and fans who are new to the sport and just follow the crowd of AMP shirts. I am a huge SR. fan and a fan of his race team DEI. I can't stand Jr and after the dog and pony show that was the drama of give me 51% of the team I cant stand him even more. If dale jr just came in the sport with out his daddy paving the way, he woud be just as popluar as Jamie Mac.
(Not hatin' on the Macster)
Reply:Obviously he got attention because of his name, but he also got put under a whole lot of pressure trying to live up to that name, and he performed beautifully under that pressure, he has had his busch series championships, his dominance of Talledega and daytona, his all-star challenge win, And is THIRD in points and closing. HOW IS THAT MEDIOCRE??? He may have gotten some extra attention because of SR but if that is what made him the most popular man in racing why didn't it work for Petty, Waltrip, Labonte, Busch, Andretti??? Junior unlike alot of others with racing heritage came out, proved himself, and as been a great driver to follow, even through a two year drought.
note: No offense to the Petty, Waltrip, Labonte, Busch, and Andretti families as they are all great drivers too
Edit: So with this way of thinking shouldn't Kerry Earnhardt be the second most popular driver in NASCAR???
Reply:if it's just because of his last name, then why isn't kyle petty popular? his father was 'the king'. he won 200 races compared to dale sr's 76. hmmmm? anyone care to answer that? the fact is, junior is far MORE popular than his father ever was, so you haters need to come up with something better. and he's an average driver? well, the fact is that since his rookie year in 2000 only 3 drivers have won more races than him. jeff gordon, jimmie johnson, and tony stewart. and all 3 of them have been in top notch equipment their entire careers while junior has been over achieving in crappy DEI cars. and now that junior is finally in equal equipment he's schooling all 3 of those guys on a weekly basis. 3rd in points and leading all drivers with 11 top 10s. i've always said if you put junior in equal equipment, he'd show everyone that he is as good or better as any driver in NASCAR, and he's certainly proving me right. so if it makes you haters feel better to call him an average driver knock yourselves out. but we all know better don't we ?
Reply:you can think what you want I don't care I don't like him cause of his dad I like him for who he is period!! I think Jr is great I've been his fan since he started I think he gets alot of crap cause of his last name and it's not always fair he's a good guy, a great driver, he has respect for others on and off the track and I could go on but I won't cause your not really looking for a real answer to this question!! but I like other drivers to but Jr rules in my book!!
Reply:I think it started out because of his father. But you have to remember he also made a name for himself when he won 2 Busch championships back to back. He has talent. I feel he learned a lot of it from his father, but has come by his own too. We fans also stay true to him because of who is his personally. He is down to earth and is not cocky like so many others in the sport. He remembers he is where is because of his fans and never forgets to thank them for staying by him. So many others could care less about the fans and i have seen that at the races. They only sign autographs because they have to. Jr really looks like enjoys it and he has fun with the fans.
Reply:mr. know it all...kyle petty isn't popular because his dad never had a fan base as big as Dale Sr. Yes, his dad was the King, but during those times NASCAR was popular to the "south." As Nascar started gaining popularity, Dale Sr. was the man everyone wanted to cheer for...after death, JR adopted the fans. As Nascar noobs join the scene, they go with the fan fav. and they pretty much stick to him till the end..like a domino effect.
Reply:I think he initially got his fans because of his father. I think he kept his fans because he relates very well to the everyday person. Down to earth and layed back. He's a top 10 driver talent wise. He doesn't talk $hit or make excuses. He just does his thing and a lot of people respect that. There's no reason to dislike him aside from his crazier fans being jerks. But that's not his fault.
Reply:Reasons Junior is popular...
1. Last Name
2. Budweiser
3. He became popular from the first two, so now everyone who gets into Nascar that is to lazy to think for themselves likes him too, making him even more popular.
Reply:It is probably both. People shouldn't be comparing him to Dale Sr. because they are nothing like each other. Sr. never had a long of a win drought as long as Jr.
and if Jr. can get fans by his last name..why can't Kyle Petty? The dude's father is the King for crying out loud.
Reply:After all these years of trying to figure out how he became so popular, I've given up! I myself will never understand it.
I've got nothing against the guy, I just don't get how he became the messiah of nascar, boggles my mind.
But to each his own.
Reply:Sure he's and Earnhardt, but doesn't anyone remember him in the "Busch" Series. He was amazing. He made name for himself then. Also, recently, his name is so big because he left DEI for Hendrick, and his Mother wouldn't give him the #8.
Reply:yes it was because of his dad but for the bashers calling him just an average driver the average driver doesnt have 18 wins alot of the people that bash him like that just show how little they know about nascar and are just trying to be cute and diffrent.
Reply:Yes its the name. But Jr has that personality that draws you to him. He make every body feel like he is your friend. I don't care if its a bud commercial or wrangle jeans. I think that is what it is the boy next door thing
Reply:Yep his last name. Jr. fans just want to see an Earnhardt racing.
But you can't blame his fans for trying to hang on to the past glory with Dale Sr.
Too bad Jr. is just mediocre.
Reply:Yup, popular because of his last name, but I think he stays popular because of his good attitude and his will to try to be as good as his Dad.
Reply:i think who his father was and his last name helped him get started and get out there but he deff made a name for himself as a great driver..and the ladies love him cause he hot!!
Reply:He got most of his fans because of his dad.
I think he'd rather earn the fans on his own, not just because they were fans of his dad..
Reply:It is because of his first and last name. But he's a fan friendly driver and his points status shows that he's a very good driver.
Reply:His first name is Ralph, so it's gotta be the last name. Many drivers have won more races, so it surely can't be talent making him popular!
Reply:He is popular because of his last name..and for reasons I have yet to figure out, he seems to be the 'poster child' for NASCAR.
Reply:How does Junior make him popular
Reply:i think this is a stupid question
if you follow racing you would know
if you been watching as long as me its not just a name
Reply:yes yes yes yes yes yes yes it is his daddys name...
Reply:Because of his Daddy --- and a note to Spence - Budweiser sponsers Kasey Kahne, not Jr.
Reply:yes he has even addmitted as much in interviews...
Reply:I think it is because of his dad
Reply:YES!!! BECAUSE OF HIS FATHER!
Is Dale Earnhardt Junior so popular because of his last name?
Dale Jr is an average driver that has two type of fans, people who cheer for him because of his dad and fans who are new to the sport and just follow the crowd of AMP shirts. I am a huge SR. fan and a fan of his race team DEI. I can't stand Jr and after the dog and pony show that was the drama of give me 51% of the team I cant stand him even more. If dale jr just came in the sport with out his daddy paving the way, he woud be just as popluar as Jamie Mac.
(Not hatin' on the Macster)
Reply:Obviously he got attention because of his name, but he also got put under a whole lot of pressure trying to live up to that name, and he performed beautifully under that pressure, he has had his busch series championships, his dominance of Talledega and daytona, his all-star challenge win, And is THIRD in points and closing. HOW IS THAT MEDIOCRE??? He may have gotten some extra attention because of SR but if that is what made him the most popular man in racing why didn't it work for Petty, Waltrip, Labonte, Busch, Andretti??? Junior unlike alot of others with racing heritage came out, proved himself, and as been a great driver to follow, even through a two year drought.
note: No offense to the Petty, Waltrip, Labonte, Busch, and Andretti families as they are all great drivers too
Edit: So with this way of thinking shouldn't Kerry Earnhardt be the second most popular driver in NASCAR???
Reply:if it's just because of his last name, then why isn't kyle petty popular? his father was 'the king'. he won 200 races compared to dale sr's 76. hmmmm? anyone care to answer that? the fact is, junior is far MORE popular than his father ever was, so you haters need to come up with something better. and he's an average driver? well, the fact is that since his rookie year in 2000 only 3 drivers have won more races than him. jeff gordon, jimmie johnson, and tony stewart. and all 3 of them have been in top notch equipment their entire careers while junior has been over achieving in crappy DEI cars. and now that junior is finally in equal equipment he's schooling all 3 of those guys on a weekly basis. 3rd in points and leading all drivers with 11 top 10s. i've always said if you put junior in equal equipment, he'd show everyone that he is as good or better as any driver in NASCAR, and he's certainly proving me right. so if it makes you haters feel better to call him an average driver knock yourselves out. but we all know better don't we ?
Reply:you can think what you want I don't care I don't like him cause of his dad I like him for who he is period!! I think Jr is great I've been his fan since he started I think he gets alot of crap cause of his last name and it's not always fair he's a good guy, a great driver, he has respect for others on and off the track and I could go on but I won't cause your not really looking for a real answer to this question!! but I like other drivers to but Jr rules in my book!!
Reply:I think it started out because of his father. But you have to remember he also made a name for himself when he won 2 Busch championships back to back. He has talent. I feel he learned a lot of it from his father, but has come by his own too. We fans also stay true to him because of who is his personally. He is down to earth and is not cocky like so many others in the sport. He remembers he is where is because of his fans and never forgets to thank them for staying by him. So many others could care less about the fans and i have seen that at the races. They only sign autographs because they have to. Jr really looks like enjoys it and he has fun with the fans.
Reply:mr. know it all...kyle petty isn't popular because his dad never had a fan base as big as Dale Sr. Yes, his dad was the King, but during those times NASCAR was popular to the "south." As Nascar started gaining popularity, Dale Sr. was the man everyone wanted to cheer for...after death, JR adopted the fans. As Nascar noobs join the scene, they go with the fan fav. and they pretty much stick to him till the end..like a domino effect.
Reply:I think he initially got his fans because of his father. I think he kept his fans because he relates very well to the everyday person. Down to earth and layed back. He's a top 10 driver talent wise. He doesn't talk $hit or make excuses. He just does his thing and a lot of people respect that. There's no reason to dislike him aside from his crazier fans being jerks. But that's not his fault.
Reply:Reasons Junior is popular...
1. Last Name
2. Budweiser
3. He became popular from the first two, so now everyone who gets into Nascar that is to lazy to think for themselves likes him too, making him even more popular.
Reply:It is probably both. People shouldn't be comparing him to Dale Sr. because they are nothing like each other. Sr. never had a long of a win drought as long as Jr.
and if Jr. can get fans by his last name..why can't Kyle Petty? The dude's father is the King for crying out loud.
Reply:After all these years of trying to figure out how he became so popular, I've given up! I myself will never understand it.
I've got nothing against the guy, I just don't get how he became the messiah of nascar, boggles my mind.
But to each his own.
Reply:Sure he's and Earnhardt, but doesn't anyone remember him in the "Busch" Series. He was amazing. He made name for himself then. Also, recently, his name is so big because he left DEI for Hendrick, and his Mother wouldn't give him the #8.
Reply:yes it was because of his dad but for the bashers calling him just an average driver the average driver doesnt have 18 wins alot of the people that bash him like that just show how little they know about nascar and are just trying to be cute and diffrent.
Reply:Yes its the name. But Jr has that personality that draws you to him. He make every body feel like he is your friend. I don't care if its a bud commercial or wrangle jeans. I think that is what it is the boy next door thing
Reply:Yep his last name. Jr. fans just want to see an Earnhardt racing.
But you can't blame his fans for trying to hang on to the past glory with Dale Sr.
Too bad Jr. is just mediocre.
Reply:Yup, popular because of his last name, but I think he stays popular because of his good attitude and his will to try to be as good as his Dad.
Reply:i think who his father was and his last name helped him get started and get out there but he deff made a name for himself as a great driver..and the ladies love him cause he hot!!
Reply:He got most of his fans because of his dad.
I think he'd rather earn the fans on his own, not just because they were fans of his dad..
Reply:It is because of his first and last name. But he's a fan friendly driver and his points status shows that he's a very good driver.
Reply:His first name is Ralph, so it's gotta be the last name. Many drivers have won more races, so it surely can't be talent making him popular!
Reply:He is popular because of his last name..and for reasons I have yet to figure out, he seems to be the 'poster child' for NASCAR.
Reply:How does Junior make him popular
Reply:i think this is a stupid question
if you follow racing you would know
if you been watching as long as me its not just a name
Reply:yes yes yes yes yes yes yes it is his daddys name...
Reply:Because of his Daddy --- and a note to Spence - Budweiser sponsers Kasey Kahne, not Jr.
Reply:yes he has even addmitted as much in interviews...
Reply:I think it is because of his dad
Reply:YES!!! BECAUSE OF HIS FATHER!
What is the most popular name in Australia?
man and woman
What is the most popular name in Australia?
Jack is on top when it comes to men.
http://www.thinkbabynames.com/popular/1/...
Chloe is on top for women.
http://www.thinkbabynames.com/popular/0/...
Or at least they were in 2006. I'll look around for newer information.
[Edit]
This one says Jack and Isabella in 2007, but it's only in New South Wales.
http://www.bdm.nsw.gov.au/births/popular...
[Edit2]
Another one with Jack And Ella at top. (Also from 2006)
http://www.pomigrate.com/most-popular-ba...
Other pages list Emily, Isabella and Charlotte as top one for women. On the male side the only other name that comes up are Joshua.
Not that this is , of course, baby names and not the names of the whole population, that kind of information has proved to be harder to find.
[Edit3]
The Wiki gives links to government statistics in the different areas of Australia, but some don't work and others lists only baby names.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Most_popula...
http://www.rgo.act.gov.au/bdm4.shtml
http://www.nt.gov.au/justice/graphpages/...
http://www.ocba.sa.gov.au/bdm/babynames....
... and then there is this little gem from Victoria...
http://online.justice.vic.gov.au/bdm/pop...
All names from 1929 can be searched by gender, birth year/decade and you can search it all. Doing a search for all names since 1929 you get John and Margaret.
Reply:Joe and Margaret
What is the most popular name in Australia?
Jack is on top when it comes to men.
http://www.thinkbabynames.com/popular/1/...
Chloe is on top for women.
http://www.thinkbabynames.com/popular/0/...
Or at least they were in 2006. I'll look around for newer information.
[Edit]
This one says Jack and Isabella in 2007, but it's only in New South Wales.
http://www.bdm.nsw.gov.au/births/popular...
[Edit2]
Another one with Jack And Ella at top. (Also from 2006)
http://www.pomigrate.com/most-popular-ba...
Other pages list Emily, Isabella and Charlotte as top one for women. On the male side the only other name that comes up are Joshua.
Not that this is , of course, baby names and not the names of the whole population, that kind of information has proved to be harder to find.
[Edit3]
The Wiki gives links to government statistics in the different areas of Australia, but some don't work and others lists only baby names.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Most_popula...
http://www.rgo.act.gov.au/bdm4.shtml
http://www.nt.gov.au/justice/graphpages/...
http://www.ocba.sa.gov.au/bdm/babynames....
... and then there is this little gem from Victoria...
http://online.justice.vic.gov.au/bdm/pop...
All names from 1929 can be searched by gender, birth year/decade and you can search it all. Doing a search for all names since 1929 you get John and Margaret.
Reply:Joe and Margaret
Can you name a few foods popular in Medieval times?
And please describe them, but without going into too much detail.
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Can you name a few foods popular in Medieval times?
Potatos. They also ate song birds (really), they almost wiped them all out in Europe.
Reply:turkey legs
Reply:All I can think of is mead, an alcoholic drink (fermented honey).
Reply:Swan with feathers, salad with fat drippings was very popular as was cabbage
Reply:"The food of the Middle Ages was very different from the food of today. During the Middle Ages in North Europe, the mainly used CATTLE AND SHEEP for food. In South Europe, they also had FRUITS, VEGETABLES, AND HERBS for food. They used OLIVE OIL RATHER THAN BUTTER.
A banquet was sometimes made up of 6 courses. It provided food for everyone, not just the rich and famous. Rule were laid down for how people ate, their table manners and where they sat. They used spoons and knifes for eating. They also used trenchers, which were things like plates except they were pieces of hard bread that would soak up the blood and liquids from the CHICKEN, TURKEY AND OTHER MEATS. A banquet was made up of many things, I will show you some of those things in the headings that follow.
Food was preserved in a number of ways. One way was that, meats and FISHES were smoked or dried. Another way of preserving was that fruits and vegetables were pickled. Meat for the winter was salted in huge wooden vats. Sometimes meat and fruit were stored together in barrels. The warmest place in the kitchen was the blazing hearth. A hearth was a huge fireplace. Food was often disguised with spices to hide the taste of rotten meat! The kitchen was a very lively place.
Sometimes castles kept honey bees. HONEY was used to sweeten foods and drinks. Sometimes water was channeled straight to the kitchen. Larger castles had their own fishponds, orchards, and vineyards.
In conclusion, I think the people of the middle ages ate a little worse than we do today. Though, they did have virtually the same silverware as we do and the same idea for today's modern plate."
Here are some more interesting Links about the Food during the Middle Ages:
http://www.historyforkids.org/learn/medi...
http://www.godecookery.com/mtales/mtales...
http://www.middle-ages.org.uk/middle-age...
(has some recipes too!)
Hope I could help :-)
Reply:wassail (hot cider), boars heads for feasts, bread bowls with soup
Reply:Haggas. I think this is the belly of a sheep
Reply:if indean time there was acorn.i dont know all of them but acorn cake was there and catas fruit theay ate.
Reply:Pumpkin custard. It was also Thomas Jefferson's favorite dessert! It's custard with cream and brown sugar cooked inside a whole pumpkin that has been cleaned out.
Another favorite was mutton! They cooked a whole lamb on a open pit!
Reply:FIRE-ROASTED MOOSE FLANKS. I guess it is the equivalent of our "BBQ back ribs". They serve it on a golden platter, all lined up with juicy fruits like lemons, and tomatoes. The entree' is served with ginger ale or if the host wants it with black-red wine.
@-%26gt;--%26gt;-
Can you name a few foods popular in Medieval times?
Potatos. They also ate song birds (really), they almost wiped them all out in Europe.
Reply:turkey legs
Reply:All I can think of is mead, an alcoholic drink (fermented honey).
Reply:Swan with feathers, salad with fat drippings was very popular as was cabbage
Reply:"The food of the Middle Ages was very different from the food of today. During the Middle Ages in North Europe, the mainly used CATTLE AND SHEEP for food. In South Europe, they also had FRUITS, VEGETABLES, AND HERBS for food. They used OLIVE OIL RATHER THAN BUTTER.
A banquet was sometimes made up of 6 courses. It provided food for everyone, not just the rich and famous. Rule were laid down for how people ate, their table manners and where they sat. They used spoons and knifes for eating. They also used trenchers, which were things like plates except they were pieces of hard bread that would soak up the blood and liquids from the CHICKEN, TURKEY AND OTHER MEATS. A banquet was made up of many things, I will show you some of those things in the headings that follow.
Food was preserved in a number of ways. One way was that, meats and FISHES were smoked or dried. Another way of preserving was that fruits and vegetables were pickled. Meat for the winter was salted in huge wooden vats. Sometimes meat and fruit were stored together in barrels. The warmest place in the kitchen was the blazing hearth. A hearth was a huge fireplace. Food was often disguised with spices to hide the taste of rotten meat! The kitchen was a very lively place.
Sometimes castles kept honey bees. HONEY was used to sweeten foods and drinks. Sometimes water was channeled straight to the kitchen. Larger castles had their own fishponds, orchards, and vineyards.
In conclusion, I think the people of the middle ages ate a little worse than we do today. Though, they did have virtually the same silverware as we do and the same idea for today's modern plate."
Here are some more interesting Links about the Food during the Middle Ages:
http://www.historyforkids.org/learn/medi...
http://www.godecookery.com/mtales/mtales...
http://www.middle-ages.org.uk/middle-age...
(has some recipes too!)
Hope I could help :-)
Reply:wassail (hot cider), boars heads for feasts, bread bowls with soup
Reply:Haggas. I think this is the belly of a sheep
Reply:if indean time there was acorn.i dont know all of them but acorn cake was there and catas fruit theay ate.
Reply:Pumpkin custard. It was also Thomas Jefferson's favorite dessert! It's custard with cream and brown sugar cooked inside a whole pumpkin that has been cleaned out.
Another favorite was mutton! They cooked a whole lamb on a open pit!
Reply:FIRE-ROASTED MOOSE FLANKS. I guess it is the equivalent of our "BBQ back ribs". They serve it on a golden platter, all lined up with juicy fruits like lemons, and tomatoes. The entree' is served with ginger ale or if the host wants it with black-red wine.
What is the name this popular song recently released: Starts off like an owl hooting...?
Vocals are male and include the lines "turn your head round" and maybe the line "best days of my life"?
What is the name this popular song recently released: Starts off like an owl hooting...?
sorry
never heard of it :O
Reply:turn you head around by Sodom?
prostate
What is the name this popular song recently released: Starts off like an owl hooting...?
sorry
never heard of it :O
Reply:turn you head around by Sodom?
prostate
I need a good name for the 'popular girls?
I am writing a book, and I need a good name for the popular girl. In one book, it was the Alpha. I need a name like that. Any Ideas?
I need a good name for the 'popular girls?
The Elites
Reply:Too fab, unfortunately. I saw it in another book a decade ago. Report Abuse
Reply:the Tzar/Tzarina -- slavic term for monarchs (you can always shorten it in an irreverant way to Taz... just give me a shout out in the credits! :) )
the Prime
the Cardinal
the Prix -- i like this one... because isn't the popular girl always the prize whether it is for the hero who wins her or for the villian who takes her?
Reply:the Kiddie-pools. you know, small and shallow. :)
or, if it has to be something they can call themselves, maybe la creme (with an accent on the first e) as in la creme de la creme.
Reply:The Numero Uno?
When I saw the title popular girls I thought of Paris Hilton...
maybe something like The Paris
Reply:Plastics
Omega
Queenies
idk random stuff
I need a good name for the 'popular girls?
The Elites
Reply:Too fab, unfortunately. I saw it in another book a decade ago. Report Abuse
Reply:the Tzar/Tzarina -- slavic term for monarchs (you can always shorten it in an irreverant way to Taz... just give me a shout out in the credits! :) )
the Prime
the Cardinal
the Prix -- i like this one... because isn't the popular girl always the prize whether it is for the hero who wins her or for the villian who takes her?
Reply:the Kiddie-pools. you know, small and shallow. :)
or, if it has to be something they can call themselves, maybe la creme (with an accent on the first e) as in la creme de la creme.
Reply:The Numero Uno?
When I saw the title popular girls I thought of Paris Hilton...
maybe something like The Paris
Reply:Plastics
Omega
Queenies
idk random stuff
Do you think Stacey will ever be a popular baby name again?
Yes lots of names resurface. 20 years ago no one named their baby Emily! It was only popular in the early 1900s. Now that's unfortunately all you hear!
Stacey is an OK name. I've actually met more male Staceys than females though, interestingly
Do you think Stacey will ever be a popular baby name again?
My sisters name is Stacy and I only know one other Stacy in my town. I think it's a good name but I don't see it getting popular but hey it could.
Reply:Probably, Emily and Isabella came back. A whole bunch of people are still going for that name.
Reply:Sure. Names are cyclical. Like Matilda and Emmett - who would have ever thought they'd make a comeback?
Reply:i think its possible.
happy.holidays.
Reply:It's possible
Reply:Anything is Possible
Reply:it's possible. it reminds me of like the 70's
Reply:Um it might be, personally i dont like the name though haha.
Reply:I hope not.
Reply:Sure why not :)
Reply:hell yea
Stacey is an OK name. I've actually met more male Staceys than females though, interestingly
Do you think Stacey will ever be a popular baby name again?
My sisters name is Stacy and I only know one other Stacy in my town. I think it's a good name but I don't see it getting popular but hey it could.
Reply:Probably, Emily and Isabella came back. A whole bunch of people are still going for that name.
Reply:Sure. Names are cyclical. Like Matilda and Emmett - who would have ever thought they'd make a comeback?
Reply:i think its possible.
happy.holidays.
Reply:It's possible
Reply:Anything is Possible
Reply:it's possible. it reminds me of like the 70's
Reply:Um it might be, personally i dont like the name though haha.
Reply:I hope not.
Reply:Sure why not :)
Reply:hell yea
Is the babby name "Blumpkin" still popular in America?
(Sorry, had to delete the previous version of this question because of a typo. I'm a little OCD about that sort of thing.)
My husband and I think this is most precious name we've heard. I'm really looking forward to giving my husband a Blumpkin.
Is the babby name "Blumpkin" still popular in America?
"giving your husband a blumpkin?" is that what they are calling it now? i like it. instead of head, im gonna go home and give my husband a good blumpkin. a fatty. ooo yea, he'll be so excited... now what was the question again?
Reply:I'm shocked people are still responding to you seriously.
Reply:That name was never popular in America. So the answer is NO
Reply:how about bracancheese :):)
Reply:no
Reply:LOL - I enjoy giving a good Blumpkin
Reply:Let's hope your kid is fat ... it will fit him nicely.
Reply:If you name your child Blumpkin, I am almost certain that Blumpkin will be A- made fun of for the rest of Blumpkin's life and/or go by Blumpkin's middle name if it's any better than the name Blumpkin.
Kay?
Reply:Please don't do that to your child. A nickname maybe.
My husband and I think this is most precious name we've heard. I'm really looking forward to giving my husband a Blumpkin.
Is the babby name "Blumpkin" still popular in America?
"giving your husband a blumpkin?" is that what they are calling it now? i like it. instead of head, im gonna go home and give my husband a good blumpkin. a fatty. ooo yea, he'll be so excited... now what was the question again?
Reply:I'm shocked people are still responding to you seriously.
Reply:That name was never popular in America. So the answer is NO
Reply:how about bracancheese :):)
Reply:no
Reply:LOL - I enjoy giving a good Blumpkin
Reply:Let's hope your kid is fat ... it will fit him nicely.
Reply:If you name your child Blumpkin, I am almost certain that Blumpkin will be A- made fun of for the rest of Blumpkin's life and/or go by Blumpkin's middle name if it's any better than the name Blumpkin.
Kay?
Reply:Please don't do that to your child. A nickname maybe.
Mohammed is now a more popular name amongst new borns than George in the UK. I find this disturbing.?
If the mountain wont come to mohammed then mohammed will have to be sent to the mountain. Preferably the himalays in India or Pakistan. The goverments of these afformentioned countries should be told to make plans to take their own people back. Since they are saying the 21st century is Asias century then the sooner they leave the better.
Mohammed is now a more popular name amongst new borns than George in the UK. I find this disturbing.?
That's nothing. Wait twenty years when Islam is Britain's official
religion and you have to publicly swear fealty to Allah so you can
stay in the country. That'll be a drag,won't it?
Reply:The reason for this is simple: indigenous families are typically smaller, whereas Black/Asian/Muslim families tend to be larger. These groups tend to be more family orientated and value/cherish children.
If you do not like this, then I suggest you start a campaign to get more white families to procreate.
As for sending them back, if they are born here where should they go back to?
Have you looked into your family history - have your family always lived in the UK? Perhaps you have Swedish/Irish/French/German/African/Asia... etc heritage - perhaps YOU should go back to YOUR country.
Perhaps by looking into British history you may find the answer as to why there are people originally from India, Pakistan, Caribbean etc in the UK. Does it have anything to do with colonisation? The need for cheap labour? You cannot rape the world then expect no come back, can you?
P.S Before you get your knickers in a twist - remember, the UK is still 94 - 95% WHITE. Keep things in perspective.
Reply:i dont want to get into the political side really coz although i agree with you, i dont know enough. but yeah, how disturbing? someone has soon gotta realise thats a really bad thing. cant help thinking there will be a civil war in the uk in my lifetime
Reply:What u mean more new borns will be named after a prophet from Saudi Arabia rather than the patron saint of England who was a Palestinian....?
Reply:you better.
Reply:i dont see why this is an issue,you think if we sent people back tht wud help??how may white ppl hae moved 2 asia?ALOT! so it works both ways!and wot diff would it make even if u did?not much!
Reply:Yes it is disturbing, imagine wanting to call someone George.
Mohammed is the most popular name in the world.
Reply:what do you expect when we allow so many friggin foreigners into the country, they haven't called it the 'silent invasion' for nothing.
Reply:I CONCUR, get rid off em
Reply:Who's George?
Reply:Read Shakespeare.. "what's in a name"..
Reply:You're either spreading lies or misinformed.
These are the facts:
http://www.statistics.gov.uk/specials/ba...
Nice try though
EDIT
Hey Mr. Reality you obviously didn't bother checking the link on the telegraph web page you just gave- its the same as mine! and still proves you wrong.
Reply:what I find disturbing is religion imposeing a name on people
Reply:a simply facist , ill educated, short minded, racist, pathetic, kniving swine you are
Reply:we have been to weak with people entering our country and thet do not integrate like us abroad on a holiday.there should be stricter application here and that goes 4 EU immagrants aswell(although they are just here 4 the worklmao)
Reply:If your worried go forth and multiply and give birth to a load of George's
Reply:I feel so sorry for you, you are so full of bigotry....maybe someday there will be a separate country where all those who don't like anyone different from themselves can live...
Reply:with so much hatred in your heart, thats a sad way to begin the new year,
by the way its always the brits and americans that invade those countries, so when they get destroyed the people come and live here. seems fair to me
Reply:Cici is right - you get these stories from the gutter press (yes, I do mean the Telegraph) and post them as fact. You are pathetic, racist and wrong.
George is an old man's name, but there's a 14 year old boy living next door to me called George, and my cousin's 10 year old son is also called George. Both these children were named during Clinton's presidency, how could their mothers have known another George was on his way to the White House ?
Stop peddling this garbage and take up origami or something.
Reply:I find it very interesting how many anti-whites have answered your question.
Elfreda - The UK is no longer 94% white - that is a very old official statistic... and only counts those that are legally in the country based on the census. Get your facts correct before quoting percentages.
Reply:That's interesting. In the US Pedro is more popular than Pete
Reply:lisen its their luck those who got the name of Muhammad bcaz itz a Prophet name.Got it.Who do u think will keep a bloody name like George not at least muslims.So shut ur ******* mouth n keep ur bloody irritation opinion with u.
Reply:why do people like you always think people of foreign ancestry are in your country because of the CHARITY of your country?
those people EARNED their spot under the sun , maybe more than you ever did .
when INDIANS fought bravely for the ENGLISH , you didnt think they were parasites , did you?
when you took all the riches from INDIA , until BRITAIN became one of the richest countries in the world , you were all for the "empire" weren't you?
when ARABS fought with you in ww1 against the ottoman (old man) empire , you didnt think they were a breed of bloodthirsty terrorists then , did you?
ahh those anglo-saxons
english did not become the dominant culture in the world from nothing
Reply:The mountain will stay where it is and the Mohammeds will remain where they are, and you shouldnt be disturbed about Mohammeds outnumbering Georges, this should have been thought a century ago when the Georges were trying to rule the mohammeds in the country of Mohammeds. Now its too late and pretty soon Georges will get to the history pages.
Reply:way to go, cici!
Reply:You should be careful making comparisons especially those derived from the gutter press. Just for the record, George is not a popular UK name, especially with its association with a certain Mr Bush. In the extremely unlikely event that large of Muslims in the UK wished to return to their 'homelands', the British economy would collapse. Who would we blame for all our problems next? Would it be the Jews, the Irish or the Welsh?
Reply:mohammed ali is cool!!!
Reply:naffs me of anall m8,, show em the door,, get em gone,,
Reply:1. How many people are called George these days? There are probably more kids named Jesus than Peregrine!
2. Mohammed is a very common name for the followers of an entire religion!
3. The Himalayas stretch across six nations: Bhutan, China, India, Nepal, Pakistan and Afghanistan. There aren't many Muslims nearby.
ovarian
Mohammed is now a more popular name amongst new borns than George in the UK. I find this disturbing.?
That's nothing. Wait twenty years when Islam is Britain's official
religion and you have to publicly swear fealty to Allah so you can
stay in the country. That'll be a drag,won't it?
Reply:The reason for this is simple: indigenous families are typically smaller, whereas Black/Asian/Muslim families tend to be larger. These groups tend to be more family orientated and value/cherish children.
If you do not like this, then I suggest you start a campaign to get more white families to procreate.
As for sending them back, if they are born here where should they go back to?
Have you looked into your family history - have your family always lived in the UK? Perhaps you have Swedish/Irish/French/German/African/Asia... etc heritage - perhaps YOU should go back to YOUR country.
Perhaps by looking into British history you may find the answer as to why there are people originally from India, Pakistan, Caribbean etc in the UK. Does it have anything to do with colonisation? The need for cheap labour? You cannot rape the world then expect no come back, can you?
P.S Before you get your knickers in a twist - remember, the UK is still 94 - 95% WHITE. Keep things in perspective.
Reply:i dont want to get into the political side really coz although i agree with you, i dont know enough. but yeah, how disturbing? someone has soon gotta realise thats a really bad thing. cant help thinking there will be a civil war in the uk in my lifetime
Reply:What u mean more new borns will be named after a prophet from Saudi Arabia rather than the patron saint of England who was a Palestinian....?
Reply:you better.
Reply:i dont see why this is an issue,you think if we sent people back tht wud help??how may white ppl hae moved 2 asia?ALOT! so it works both ways!and wot diff would it make even if u did?not much!
Reply:Yes it is disturbing, imagine wanting to call someone George.
Mohammed is the most popular name in the world.
Reply:what do you expect when we allow so many friggin foreigners into the country, they haven't called it the 'silent invasion' for nothing.
Reply:I CONCUR, get rid off em
Reply:Who's George?
Reply:Read Shakespeare.. "what's in a name"..
Reply:You're either spreading lies or misinformed.
These are the facts:
http://www.statistics.gov.uk/specials/ba...
Nice try though
EDIT
Hey Mr. Reality you obviously didn't bother checking the link on the telegraph web page you just gave- its the same as mine! and still proves you wrong.
Reply:what I find disturbing is religion imposeing a name on people
Reply:a simply facist , ill educated, short minded, racist, pathetic, kniving swine you are
Reply:we have been to weak with people entering our country and thet do not integrate like us abroad on a holiday.there should be stricter application here and that goes 4 EU immagrants aswell(although they are just here 4 the worklmao)
Reply:If your worried go forth and multiply and give birth to a load of George's
Reply:I feel so sorry for you, you are so full of bigotry....maybe someday there will be a separate country where all those who don't like anyone different from themselves can live...
Reply:with so much hatred in your heart, thats a sad way to begin the new year,
by the way its always the brits and americans that invade those countries, so when they get destroyed the people come and live here. seems fair to me
Reply:Cici is right - you get these stories from the gutter press (yes, I do mean the Telegraph) and post them as fact. You are pathetic, racist and wrong.
George is an old man's name, but there's a 14 year old boy living next door to me called George, and my cousin's 10 year old son is also called George. Both these children were named during Clinton's presidency, how could their mothers have known another George was on his way to the White House ?
Stop peddling this garbage and take up origami or something.
Reply:I find it very interesting how many anti-whites have answered your question.
Elfreda - The UK is no longer 94% white - that is a very old official statistic... and only counts those that are legally in the country based on the census. Get your facts correct before quoting percentages.
Reply:That's interesting. In the US Pedro is more popular than Pete
Reply:lisen its their luck those who got the name of Muhammad bcaz itz a Prophet name.Got it.Who do u think will keep a bloody name like George not at least muslims.So shut ur ******* mouth n keep ur bloody irritation opinion with u.
Reply:why do people like you always think people of foreign ancestry are in your country because of the CHARITY of your country?
those people EARNED their spot under the sun , maybe more than you ever did .
when INDIANS fought bravely for the ENGLISH , you didnt think they were parasites , did you?
when you took all the riches from INDIA , until BRITAIN became one of the richest countries in the world , you were all for the "empire" weren't you?
when ARABS fought with you in ww1 against the ottoman (old man) empire , you didnt think they were a breed of bloodthirsty terrorists then , did you?
ahh those anglo-saxons
english did not become the dominant culture in the world from nothing
Reply:The mountain will stay where it is and the Mohammeds will remain where they are, and you shouldnt be disturbed about Mohammeds outnumbering Georges, this should have been thought a century ago when the Georges were trying to rule the mohammeds in the country of Mohammeds. Now its too late and pretty soon Georges will get to the history pages.
Reply:way to go, cici!
Reply:You should be careful making comparisons especially those derived from the gutter press. Just for the record, George is not a popular UK name, especially with its association with a certain Mr Bush. In the extremely unlikely event that large of Muslims in the UK wished to return to their 'homelands', the British economy would collapse. Who would we blame for all our problems next? Would it be the Jews, the Irish or the Welsh?
Reply:mohammed ali is cool!!!
Reply:naffs me of anall m8,, show em the door,, get em gone,,
Reply:1. How many people are called George these days? There are probably more kids named Jesus than Peregrine!
2. Mohammed is a very common name for the followers of an entire religion!
3. The Himalayas stretch across six nations: Bhutan, China, India, Nepal, Pakistan and Afghanistan. There aren't many Muslims nearby.
ovarian
Did you know that Hitler is a popular first name for boys in parts of the muslim world?
People in certain parts of the world name their children after Hitler because they hate jews so much. It's disgusting.
Did you know that Hitler is a popular first name for boys in parts of the muslim world?
I didn't know that.
What areas of the Muslim world are you talking about.
Do you have a link you could put up?
Reply:Really? Never head that before
Reply:That is just dumb.
Reply:It doesn't surprise me. Everyday I feel better about being an atheist.
Reply:yes
Reply:ohh,,,i thought its osama bin laden...
Did you know that Hitler is a popular first name for boys in parts of the muslim world?
I didn't know that.
What areas of the Muslim world are you talking about.
Do you have a link you could put up?
Reply:Really? Never head that before
Reply:That is just dumb.
Reply:It doesn't surprise me. Everyday I feel better about being an atheist.
Reply:yes
Reply:ohh,,,i thought its osama bin laden...
What is the most popular name in america right now?
america has soooooo many names to choose from with so many meanings how do you know the right one to choose from? what if its the wrong name , i mean my name is cool and people dont make fun of it but what if you give someone a name and people find a way to make it funny?.......
What is the most popular name in america right now?
Wow, that's a question that's all over the place... Where to start?
The top boy and girl names for 2006 were Jacob and Emily.
http://www.ssa.gov/OACT/babynames/
To choose, parents have to decide how they want to start. My husband and I decided we wanted all our children to have family names. So we started there, then eliminated the ones that sounded bad, we didn't like, or didn't go well with our last name. Then we had a small group to choose from. Each set of parents does it differently. Some have friends and family give suggestions then draw out of a hat, others buy baby name books, etc.
And you can't stress about giving a 'bad' name. While you should be careful not to give your child any really obviously bad ones, the rest is up to the kids. If the kids want to make fun of a child, and their name is not an easy target, they'll find something else. So that's not a reason to freak out over naming your child.
Reply:The Social Security Administration tracks baby names by each year.
Go to the following website:
http://www.ssa.gov/OACT/babynames/
As far as the other concerns, you can get a lot of information on the web as to the origin of names. As far as coolness, I really wouldn't worry about that stigma. You grow out of it.
Reply:Sanjaya? Shyamali?
Reply:Bush is currently the most popular name in America.
Reply:Here's the list of the top 100 names for both boys %26amp; girls for last year. I don't think you can stress too hard about a name that can or cannot be made fun of - if kids want to tease someone, they'll find a way %26amp; if not the name, then they'll search for something else. The best we can do as parents %26amp; a community is to try to teach our children about respect for other people's differences, whether it is their name, their dress, the way they talk, etc.
In 2006, Emma and Aiden were still holding court, although in 2005 parents preferred Aiden spelled with -an. Meanwhile, seven newcomers entered the Top 100. For girls, Aubrey, Juliana, Maggie, and the intriguing Nevaeh 鈥?heaven spelled backward 鈥?made the list; for boys, Brody, Miles, and Peyton rose into view.
What's on the way out? Bailey and Makayla are falling fast for girls, and for boys, Julian plummeted 17 spots to #95, so it may heading for the exit. Check out more 2006 trends in baby names!
The BabyCenter Baby Names List is the largest private list available in the United States. The 2006 list reflects name data from more than 370,000 BabyCenter members.
Girl Names
1 Emma
2 Madison
3 Ava
4 Emily
5 Isabella
6 Kaitlyn
7 Sophia
8 Olivia
9 Abigail
10 Hailey
11 Hannah
12 Sarah
13 Madeline
14 Lily
15 Ella
16 Alyssa
17 Riley
18 Chloe
19 Lauren
20 Grace
21 Kaylee
22 Samantha
23 Brianna
24 Mia
25 Alexis
26 Addison
27 Mackenzie
28 Natalie
29 Taylor
30 Zoe
31 Sydney
32 Anna
33 Elizabeth
34 Isabelle
35 Avery
36 Maya
37 Savannah
38 Makayla
39 Kayla
40 Julia
41 Megan
42 Morgan
43 Jasmine
44 Katherine
45 Ashley
46 Allison
47 Kylie
48 Arianna
49 Jordan
50 Keira
51 Gabriella
52 Rachel
53 Peyton
54 Brooklyn
55 Brooke
56 Victoria
57 Claire
58 Abby
59 Audrey
60 Rebecca
61 Katie
62 Alexandra
63 Sophie
64 Camryn
65 Kate
66 Amelia
67 Paige
68 Caroline
69 Leah
70 Aubrey
71 Lillian
72 Gabrielle
73 Jessica
74 Ashlyn
75 Charlotte
76 Jayden
77 Kennedy
78 Jenna
79 Gracie
80 Alexa
81 Kendall
82 Molly
83 Lucy
84 Ellie
85 Trinity
86 Faith
87 Mckenna
88 Amanda
89 Nevaeh
90 Nicole
91 Gianna
92 Maggie
93 Destiny
94 Jada
95 Angelina
96 Erin
97 Marissa
98 Juliana
99 Bailey
100 Layla
Boy Names
1 Aiden
2 Jacob
3 Ethan
4 Ryan
5 Matthew
6 Jack
7 Noah
8 Nicholas
9 Joshua
10 Logan
11 Andrew
12 Michael
13 Caden
14 Dylan
15 Tyler
16 Connor
17 Jackson
18 Caleb
19 Jayden
20 Alexander
21 Nathan
22 Brayden
23 Zachary
24 Benjamin
25 William
26 James
27 Daniel
28 Gavin
29 Evan
30 Luke
31 Joseph
32 Landon
33 Christopher
34 Mason
35 Cameron
36 Anthony
37 Owen
38 Gabriel
39 Austin
40 Lucas
41 Christian
42 John
43 Sean
44 Elijah
45 David
46 Samuel
47 Carter
48 Hunter
49 Brandon
50 Alex
51 Jordan
52 Liam
53 Thomas
54 Justin
55 Dominic
56 Ian
57 Jake
58 Colin
59 Hayden
60 Jonathan
61 Isaiah
62 Cole
63 Adam
64 Tristan
65 Isaac
66 Max
67 Kyle
68 Aaron
69 Nathaniel
70 Wyatt
71 Robert
72 Chase
73 Riley
74 Carson
75 Brady
76 Jason
77 Parker
78 Charlie
79 Devin
80 Cooper
81 Blake
82 Eric
83 Xavier
84 Sebastian
85 Brian
86 Henry
87 Seth
88 Steven
89 Brody
90 Bryce
91 Will
92 Brendan
93 Patrick
94 Sam
95 Julian
96 Drew
97 Miles
98 Kevin
99 Peyton
100 Ben
Reply:girl- hillary boy --- pedro
Reply:I would advise you against simply choosing one of the popular names for your child. When there are 3 or 4 kids in a classroom with the same first name things just get confusing. Try to find a name that is "normal" (meaning doesn麓t look like it floated to the surface of your alphabet soup), but still distinctive. (Don麓t take a common name and give it a weird spelling, such as Ashleigh instead of Ashley, it麓s just going to doom the poor kid to forever having to correct the spelling.)
I have survived being the only person my age with my name (the only others I麓ve encountered were at least my parents麓 age) and I can麓t remember anyone ever making fun of it.
If you麓re really obsessive about choosing a name, you could do what my sister and brother-in-law did: each of them went through a baby-name book, marking the names they liked, then put all of the names, meanings and their personal ratings in a massive database. By the time they finished, they had around 150 names, which they narrowed down to 4 girl麓s combinations (first and middle) and 3 boy麓s. Then they waited until the baby was born to actually pick a name. Personally, I think this is just a bit excessive.
Reply:People like the name Hannah for a girl and Clay or Kyle for a boy. I have heard those a lot lately.
Give a name that has meaning to you and that you feel good about.
Reply:1 Jacob Emily
2 Michael Emma
3 Joshua Madison
4 Ethan Isabella
5 Matthew Ava
6 Daniel Abigail
7 Christopher Olivia
8 Andrew Hannah
9 Anthony Sophia
10 William Samantha
That from socal sercariy
Reply:according to this website, its emily and jacob. and its probably true cause its .gov instead of .com
Reply:The most popular name right now sure ain't George Bush.
Reply:i think Sarah is the most popular girls name
What is the most popular name in america right now?
Wow, that's a question that's all over the place... Where to start?
The top boy and girl names for 2006 were Jacob and Emily.
http://www.ssa.gov/OACT/babynames/
To choose, parents have to decide how they want to start. My husband and I decided we wanted all our children to have family names. So we started there, then eliminated the ones that sounded bad, we didn't like, or didn't go well with our last name. Then we had a small group to choose from. Each set of parents does it differently. Some have friends and family give suggestions then draw out of a hat, others buy baby name books, etc.
And you can't stress about giving a 'bad' name. While you should be careful not to give your child any really obviously bad ones, the rest is up to the kids. If the kids want to make fun of a child, and their name is not an easy target, they'll find something else. So that's not a reason to freak out over naming your child.
Reply:The Social Security Administration tracks baby names by each year.
Go to the following website:
http://www.ssa.gov/OACT/babynames/
As far as the other concerns, you can get a lot of information on the web as to the origin of names. As far as coolness, I really wouldn't worry about that stigma. You grow out of it.
Reply:Sanjaya? Shyamali?
Reply:Bush is currently the most popular name in America.
Reply:Here's the list of the top 100 names for both boys %26amp; girls for last year. I don't think you can stress too hard about a name that can or cannot be made fun of - if kids want to tease someone, they'll find a way %26amp; if not the name, then they'll search for something else. The best we can do as parents %26amp; a community is to try to teach our children about respect for other people's differences, whether it is their name, their dress, the way they talk, etc.
In 2006, Emma and Aiden were still holding court, although in 2005 parents preferred Aiden spelled with -an. Meanwhile, seven newcomers entered the Top 100. For girls, Aubrey, Juliana, Maggie, and the intriguing Nevaeh 鈥?heaven spelled backward 鈥?made the list; for boys, Brody, Miles, and Peyton rose into view.
What's on the way out? Bailey and Makayla are falling fast for girls, and for boys, Julian plummeted 17 spots to #95, so it may heading for the exit. Check out more 2006 trends in baby names!
The BabyCenter Baby Names List is the largest private list available in the United States. The 2006 list reflects name data from more than 370,000 BabyCenter members.
Girl Names
1 Emma
2 Madison
3 Ava
4 Emily
5 Isabella
6 Kaitlyn
7 Sophia
8 Olivia
9 Abigail
10 Hailey
11 Hannah
12 Sarah
13 Madeline
14 Lily
15 Ella
16 Alyssa
17 Riley
18 Chloe
19 Lauren
20 Grace
21 Kaylee
22 Samantha
23 Brianna
24 Mia
25 Alexis
26 Addison
27 Mackenzie
28 Natalie
29 Taylor
30 Zoe
31 Sydney
32 Anna
33 Elizabeth
34 Isabelle
35 Avery
36 Maya
37 Savannah
38 Makayla
39 Kayla
40 Julia
41 Megan
42 Morgan
43 Jasmine
44 Katherine
45 Ashley
46 Allison
47 Kylie
48 Arianna
49 Jordan
50 Keira
51 Gabriella
52 Rachel
53 Peyton
54 Brooklyn
55 Brooke
56 Victoria
57 Claire
58 Abby
59 Audrey
60 Rebecca
61 Katie
62 Alexandra
63 Sophie
64 Camryn
65 Kate
66 Amelia
67 Paige
68 Caroline
69 Leah
70 Aubrey
71 Lillian
72 Gabrielle
73 Jessica
74 Ashlyn
75 Charlotte
76 Jayden
77 Kennedy
78 Jenna
79 Gracie
80 Alexa
81 Kendall
82 Molly
83 Lucy
84 Ellie
85 Trinity
86 Faith
87 Mckenna
88 Amanda
89 Nevaeh
90 Nicole
91 Gianna
92 Maggie
93 Destiny
94 Jada
95 Angelina
96 Erin
97 Marissa
98 Juliana
99 Bailey
100 Layla
Boy Names
1 Aiden
2 Jacob
3 Ethan
4 Ryan
5 Matthew
6 Jack
7 Noah
8 Nicholas
9 Joshua
10 Logan
11 Andrew
12 Michael
13 Caden
14 Dylan
15 Tyler
16 Connor
17 Jackson
18 Caleb
19 Jayden
20 Alexander
21 Nathan
22 Brayden
23 Zachary
24 Benjamin
25 William
26 James
27 Daniel
28 Gavin
29 Evan
30 Luke
31 Joseph
32 Landon
33 Christopher
34 Mason
35 Cameron
36 Anthony
37 Owen
38 Gabriel
39 Austin
40 Lucas
41 Christian
42 John
43 Sean
44 Elijah
45 David
46 Samuel
47 Carter
48 Hunter
49 Brandon
50 Alex
51 Jordan
52 Liam
53 Thomas
54 Justin
55 Dominic
56 Ian
57 Jake
58 Colin
59 Hayden
60 Jonathan
61 Isaiah
62 Cole
63 Adam
64 Tristan
65 Isaac
66 Max
67 Kyle
68 Aaron
69 Nathaniel
70 Wyatt
71 Robert
72 Chase
73 Riley
74 Carson
75 Brady
76 Jason
77 Parker
78 Charlie
79 Devin
80 Cooper
81 Blake
82 Eric
83 Xavier
84 Sebastian
85 Brian
86 Henry
87 Seth
88 Steven
89 Brody
90 Bryce
91 Will
92 Brendan
93 Patrick
94 Sam
95 Julian
96 Drew
97 Miles
98 Kevin
99 Peyton
100 Ben
Reply:girl- hillary boy --- pedro
Reply:I would advise you against simply choosing one of the popular names for your child. When there are 3 or 4 kids in a classroom with the same first name things just get confusing. Try to find a name that is "normal" (meaning doesn麓t look like it floated to the surface of your alphabet soup), but still distinctive. (Don麓t take a common name and give it a weird spelling, such as Ashleigh instead of Ashley, it麓s just going to doom the poor kid to forever having to correct the spelling.)
I have survived being the only person my age with my name (the only others I麓ve encountered were at least my parents麓 age) and I can麓t remember anyone ever making fun of it.
If you麓re really obsessive about choosing a name, you could do what my sister and brother-in-law did: each of them went through a baby-name book, marking the names they liked, then put all of the names, meanings and their personal ratings in a massive database. By the time they finished, they had around 150 names, which they narrowed down to 4 girl麓s combinations (first and middle) and 3 boy麓s. Then they waited until the baby was born to actually pick a name. Personally, I think this is just a bit excessive.
Reply:People like the name Hannah for a girl and Clay or Kyle for a boy. I have heard those a lot lately.
Give a name that has meaning to you and that you feel good about.
Reply:1 Jacob Emily
2 Michael Emma
3 Joshua Madison
4 Ethan Isabella
5 Matthew Ava
6 Daniel Abigail
7 Christopher Olivia
8 Andrew Hannah
9 Anthony Sophia
10 William Samantha
That from socal sercariy
Reply:according to this website, its emily and jacob. and its probably true cause its .gov instead of .com
Reply:The most popular name right now sure ain't George Bush.
Reply:i think Sarah is the most popular girls name
Has "Homer" become a popular name for babies since The Simpsons TV series began?
I do not know anyone named homer -young or old-
Has "Homer" become a popular name for babies since The Simpsons TV series began?
I am an employee for a contracting company that works with newborn babies in hospitals. I have never, NEVER heard of a baby with the name HOMER!!! So, if you are considering the name no matter when you have a child your child may be the one and only besides the original Homer Simpson!!!
Reply:No, Homer was very popular around 1880-1890 and tapered off, dissappearing almost completely by 1980. Simpsons started in 1989.
Reply:Homer should only be used in baseball, like= Oh, wow, he just hit a homer....
Reply:i think you watch too much tv...
Reply:Some famous person named their kid Homer. Anne Heche I think. What an awful name. . . but I'd rather be named after the Homer of the Odyssey than Homer Simpson! ;-)
Reply:Yeah, Homer's a real role model. Stands to reason that every prospective parent would want to name their kids after him.
Reply:No I don't think so. lol
Reply:Dear God, let's hope not. What an awful name!
Reply:Really? I thought it was because of the popularity of the Iliad.
Reply:I've never heard of anyone named homer in my life. Besides homer simpson
Has "Homer" become a popular name for babies since The Simpsons TV series began?
I am an employee for a contracting company that works with newborn babies in hospitals. I have never, NEVER heard of a baby with the name HOMER!!! So, if you are considering the name no matter when you have a child your child may be the one and only besides the original Homer Simpson!!!
Reply:No, Homer was very popular around 1880-1890 and tapered off, dissappearing almost completely by 1980. Simpsons started in 1989.
Reply:Homer should only be used in baseball, like= Oh, wow, he just hit a homer....
Reply:i think you watch too much tv...
Reply:Some famous person named their kid Homer. Anne Heche I think. What an awful name. . . but I'd rather be named after the Homer of the Odyssey than Homer Simpson! ;-)
Reply:Yeah, Homer's a real role model. Stands to reason that every prospective parent would want to name their kids after him.
Reply:No I don't think so. lol
Reply:Dear God, let's hope not. What an awful name!
Reply:Really? I thought it was because of the popularity of the Iliad.
Reply:I've never heard of anyone named homer in my life. Besides homer simpson
Name of popular alcohol drinks?
There is only one Jack Daniels, but mix it with Coke, and you have a friend for life.
Name of popular alcohol drinks?
Malibu and Coke and I will be happy.
Reply:Im sure a lot of peopleknow the answer to this one,but im not going to give you any!!! you should NOT be drinking!!!
Reply:Patron (Tequila) or Hennessy.
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Reply:It depends on what you like. One good one is a Screwdriver, another is Southern comfort and coke but really it goes well with just some ice. Depends on if you like sweeter like liqueurs or whiskeys, scotch's, or others.
Reply:My Fav is Cosmopolitan. Vodka, a splash of lime and a splash of cranberry. With a twist of Lemon.
lymphoma
Name of popular alcohol drinks?
Malibu and Coke and I will be happy.
Reply:Im sure a lot of peopleknow the answer to this one,but im not going to give you any!!! you should NOT be drinking!!!
Reply:Patron (Tequila) or Hennessy.
.
Reply:It depends on what you like. One good one is a Screwdriver, another is Southern comfort and coke but really it goes well with just some ice. Depends on if you like sweeter like liqueurs or whiskeys, scotch's, or others.
Reply:My Fav is Cosmopolitan. Vodka, a splash of lime and a splash of cranberry. With a twist of Lemon.
lymphoma
What is the name of that song, very popular in venezuela/colombia that kind of goes 'musicalibas, musicali oh'?
PLEASE help! i was in venezuela a few months ago and i cant get this one line of a song out of my head! the trouble is my spanish isnt great and i never worked out exactly what the lyrics were which makes it impossible to find!! its kind of a reggaeton song :)
What is the name of that song, very popular in venezuela/colombia that kind of goes 'musicalibas, musicali oh'?
"Llorar"??? or could it be "Guayaquil" by Don Omar?
What is the name of that song, very popular in venezuela/colombia that kind of goes 'musicalibas, musicali oh'?
"Llorar"??? or could it be "Guayaquil" by Don Omar?
Is margaux a popular name in France?
Do you know how to prononce it???
Is margaux a popular name in France?
It's a frequent name in France.
In 2006, its the 55th name for girl....It was more popular about between 1990 and 1995. The "average" Margaux is 13 to 18 year old now.
http://meilleursprenoms.com/stats/histog...
Reply:Its prnounced like Marr - go! Get it?
Reply:Brave Margot
Paroles: Georges Brassens. Musique: Georges Brassens 1952
© Warner-Chapell Music France
--------------------------------------...
Margoton la jeune bergère
Trouvant dans l'herbe un petit chat
Qui venait de perdre sa mère
L'adopta
Elle entrouvre sa collerette
Et le couche contre son sein
C'était tout c'quelle avait pauvrette
Comm' coussin
Le chat la prenant pour sa mère
Se mit à téter tout de go
Emue, Margot le laissa faire
Brav' Margot
Un croquant passant à la ronde
Trouvant le tableau peu commun
S'en alla le dire à tout l'monde
Et le lendemain
Quand Margot dégrafait son corsage
Pour donner la gougoutte à son chat
Tous les gars, tous les gars du village
Etaient là , la la la la la la
Etaient là , la la la la la
Et Margot qu'était simple et très sage
Présumait qu'c'était pour voir son chat
Qu'tous les gars, tous les gars du village
Etaient là , la la la la la la
Etaient là , la la la la la
L'maître d'école et ses potaches
Le mair', le bedeau, le bougnat
Négligeaient carrément leur tâche
Pour voir ça
Le facteur d'ordinair' si preste
Pour voir ça, n'distribuait plus
Les lettres que personne au reste
N'aurait lues
Pour voir ça, Dieu le leur pardonne
Les enfants de cœur au milieu
Du Saint Sacrifice abandonnent
Le saint lieu
Les gendarmes, mêm' mes gendarmes
Qui sont par natur' si ballots
Se laissaient toucher par les charmes
Du joli tableau
Quand Margot dégrafait son corsage
Pour donner la gougoutte à son chat
Tous les gars, tous les gars du village
Etaient là , la la la la la la
Etaient là , la la la la la
Et Margot qu'était simple et très sage
Présumait qu'c'était pour voir son chat
Qu'tous les gars, tous les gars du village
Etaient là , la la la la la la
Etaient là , la la la la la
Mais les autr's femmes de la commune
Privées d'leurs époux, d'leurs galants
Accumulèrent la rancune
Patiemment
Puis un jour ivres de colère
Elles s'armèrent de bâtons
Et farouches elles immolèrent
Le chaton
La bergère après bien des larmes
Pour s'consoler prit un mari
Et ne dévoila plus ses charmes
Que pour lui
Le temps passa sur les mémoires
On oublia l'évènement
Seul des vieux racontent encore
A leurs p'**** enfants
Quand Margot dégrafait son corsage
Pour donner la gougoutte à son chat
Tous les gars, tous les gars du village
Etaient là , la la la la la la
Etaient là , la la la la la
Et Margot qu'était simple et très sage
Présumait qu'c'était pour voir son chat
Qu'tous les gars, tous les gars du village
Etaient là , la la la la la la
Etaient là , la la la la la
Reply:Quite popular and nice name!
Reply:It is quite popular and very nice.
It is also the name of very good and famous red wine chateau.... Chateaux Margaux.
Note that you can also spell it Margot. It is coming from the nick name of Marguerite. St Marguerite was a Queen from Scotland.
Orginally it is a persan name "margiritis" which means PEARL
Reply:Yes but not overly so. Say it "Mar-go". Remember to not put a stress on either syllable.
It's classic and very French. Once English speakers know how to say it, it's not a problem for them either.
Is margaux a popular name in France?
It's a frequent name in France.
In 2006, its the 55th name for girl....It was more popular about between 1990 and 1995. The "average" Margaux is 13 to 18 year old now.
http://meilleursprenoms.com/stats/histog...
Reply:Its prnounced like Marr - go! Get it?
Reply:Brave Margot
Paroles: Georges Brassens. Musique: Georges Brassens 1952
© Warner-Chapell Music France
--------------------------------------...
Margoton la jeune bergère
Trouvant dans l'herbe un petit chat
Qui venait de perdre sa mère
L'adopta
Elle entrouvre sa collerette
Et le couche contre son sein
C'était tout c'quelle avait pauvrette
Comm' coussin
Le chat la prenant pour sa mère
Se mit à téter tout de go
Emue, Margot le laissa faire
Brav' Margot
Un croquant passant à la ronde
Trouvant le tableau peu commun
S'en alla le dire à tout l'monde
Et le lendemain
Quand Margot dégrafait son corsage
Pour donner la gougoutte à son chat
Tous les gars, tous les gars du village
Etaient là , la la la la la la
Etaient là , la la la la la
Et Margot qu'était simple et très sage
Présumait qu'c'était pour voir son chat
Qu'tous les gars, tous les gars du village
Etaient là , la la la la la la
Etaient là , la la la la la
L'maître d'école et ses potaches
Le mair', le bedeau, le bougnat
Négligeaient carrément leur tâche
Pour voir ça
Le facteur d'ordinair' si preste
Pour voir ça, n'distribuait plus
Les lettres que personne au reste
N'aurait lues
Pour voir ça, Dieu le leur pardonne
Les enfants de cœur au milieu
Du Saint Sacrifice abandonnent
Le saint lieu
Les gendarmes, mêm' mes gendarmes
Qui sont par natur' si ballots
Se laissaient toucher par les charmes
Du joli tableau
Quand Margot dégrafait son corsage
Pour donner la gougoutte à son chat
Tous les gars, tous les gars du village
Etaient là , la la la la la la
Etaient là , la la la la la
Et Margot qu'était simple et très sage
Présumait qu'c'était pour voir son chat
Qu'tous les gars, tous les gars du village
Etaient là , la la la la la la
Etaient là , la la la la la
Mais les autr's femmes de la commune
Privées d'leurs époux, d'leurs galants
Accumulèrent la rancune
Patiemment
Puis un jour ivres de colère
Elles s'armèrent de bâtons
Et farouches elles immolèrent
Le chaton
La bergère après bien des larmes
Pour s'consoler prit un mari
Et ne dévoila plus ses charmes
Que pour lui
Le temps passa sur les mémoires
On oublia l'évènement
Seul des vieux racontent encore
A leurs p'**** enfants
Quand Margot dégrafait son corsage
Pour donner la gougoutte à son chat
Tous les gars, tous les gars du village
Etaient là , la la la la la la
Etaient là , la la la la la
Et Margot qu'était simple et très sage
Présumait qu'c'était pour voir son chat
Qu'tous les gars, tous les gars du village
Etaient là , la la la la la la
Etaient là , la la la la la
Reply:Quite popular and nice name!
Reply:It is quite popular and very nice.
It is also the name of very good and famous red wine chateau.... Chateaux Margaux.
Note that you can also spell it Margot. It is coming from the nick name of Marguerite. St Marguerite was a Queen from Scotland.
Orginally it is a persan name "margiritis" which means PEARL
Reply:Yes but not overly so. Say it "Mar-go". Remember to not put a stress on either syllable.
It's classic and very French. Once English speakers know how to say it, it's not a problem for them either.
Need name of song that is recently popular in clubs and is mainly just a beat but includes words 'come get it'?
Does anyone know? The song just does a bunch of beats or... this one beat a lot... err... and the words come get it seem to be in there somewhere. Relatively new but like as of 2008 or 9, not brand new.
Need name of song that is recently popular in clubs and is mainly just a beat but includes words 'come get it'?
Is it:
Artist: Yummy Bingham (Feat. Jadakiss)
Song: Come Get It
http://www.anysonglyrics.com/lyrics/y/Yu...
Title: Skinlab - Come Get It lyrics
http://www.lyrics007.com/Skinlab%20Lyric...
Aaron Carter : Aaron's Party (come Get It) Lyrics
http://www.metrolyrics.com/aarons-party-...
carter.html
If not, search "come get it lyrics" on google and see what pops up. :)
Goodluck.%26lt;3
Need name of song that is recently popular in clubs and is mainly just a beat but includes words 'come get it'?
Is it:
Artist: Yummy Bingham (Feat. Jadakiss)
Song: Come Get It
http://www.anysonglyrics.com/lyrics/y/Yu...
Title: Skinlab - Come Get It lyrics
http://www.lyrics007.com/Skinlab%20Lyric...
Aaron Carter : Aaron's Party (come Get It) Lyrics
http://www.metrolyrics.com/aarons-party-...
carter.html
If not, search "come get it lyrics" on google and see what pops up. :)
Goodluck.%26lt;3
Why some name are popular and some are unpopular?
it 's easy to undrestand
Why some name are popular and some are unpopular?
Trends. When I was a lad, every third boy was named John, for JFK. Nowadays, Johns are pretty rare. When I was a boy, Crystal was something you gave at weddings, not even a cat's name. But post 1980s, Crystal became amazingly popular as a girl's name.
It goes in cycles.
Reply:would you want to be named Dick?
Reply:I don't know but I know some people with some crazy names..Rich Moneymaker...Harry Dick...Hugh Johnson
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Why some name are popular and some are unpopular?
Trends. When I was a lad, every third boy was named John, for JFK. Nowadays, Johns are pretty rare. When I was a boy, Crystal was something you gave at weddings, not even a cat's name. But post 1980s, Crystal became amazingly popular as a girl's name.
It goes in cycles.
Reply:would you want to be named Dick?
Reply:I don't know but I know some people with some crazy names..Rich Moneymaker...Harry Dick...Hugh Johnson
cancer
What is the name of the popular Lil' Wayne song?
Which one??
What is the name of the popular Lil' Wayne song?
Lets see..
Lil Wayne actually has a few popular songs out:
Lollipop (feat. Static Major)
My Life (The Game but Lil Wayne features in it)
Got Money (Lil Wayne %26amp; T-Pain)
A Milli
For Lil Wayne lyrics, go to http://www.azlyrics.com/l/lilwayne.html
I'm sure that one of these is them... Most likely Lollipop though. Good luck!
Reply:Lately the most poplar is probably "A Millie."
Another popular song of his right now is "Got Money" ft T Pain
and "Lollipop" was his first big song off of Tha Cater III
Reply:.:Lollipop/Lollipop Remix:.
Reply:lollipop
Reply:lollipop
Reply:he's so gay that he wants to lick rappers
like a lollipop
Reply:I'm pretty sure it's "Lollipop."
Reply:They all are?
A Milli?
Reply:ummm... theres like 'a milli' of them
haha get it?
What is the name of the popular Lil' Wayne song?
Lets see..
Lil Wayne actually has a few popular songs out:
Lollipop (feat. Static Major)
My Life (The Game but Lil Wayne features in it)
Got Money (Lil Wayne %26amp; T-Pain)
A Milli
For Lil Wayne lyrics, go to http://www.azlyrics.com/l/lilwayne.html
I'm sure that one of these is them... Most likely Lollipop though. Good luck!
Reply:Lately the most poplar is probably "A Millie."
Another popular song of his right now is "Got Money" ft T Pain
and "Lollipop" was his first big song off of Tha Cater III
Reply:.:Lollipop/Lollipop Remix:.
Reply:lollipop
Reply:lollipop
Reply:he's so gay that he wants to lick rappers
like a lollipop
Reply:I'm pretty sure it's "Lollipop."
Reply:They all are?
A Milli?
Reply:ummm... theres like 'a milli' of them
haha get it?
What was the name of the popular ladies toweling tracksuit worn by women back in the eighties?
Velour suites
What was the name of the popular ladies toweling tracksuit worn by women back in the eighties?
shell suits
Reply:Don't know cannot remember!! I had a shell suit. Oh never again!!!!
Reply:Are you talking about the terry tracksuits?
kung fu hustle
What was the name of the popular ladies toweling tracksuit worn by women back in the eighties?
shell suits
Reply:Don't know cannot remember!! I had a shell suit. Oh never again!!!!
Reply:Are you talking about the terry tracksuits?
kung fu hustle
What's a fabulous name for a gorgeous, popular, filthy-rich, thin, snobby, spoiled, self-absorbed teen girl?
It's for a character in my book and I need a really good list of names! Please don't do the over-used names like Ashley, Amber, Tiffany, Brittany, Lindsay etc ( I want to them to be semi-unique like Massie from The Clique yet fabulous like.... that's where you come in!)
THanks so much!
What's a fabulous name for a gorgeous, popular, filthy-rich, thin, snobby, spoiled, self-absorbed teen girl?
Adeline
Aidyn
April
Athena
Bona
Bridget
Brietta
Brielle
Candace
Chloe
Carmen
Cali
Dawn
Danica
Dell
Darby
Eden
Eileen
Elaine
Elena
Faith
Francisca
Felicity
Felicia
Gail
Ginger
Glenn
Grace
Harper
Helena
Holly
Hadley
Ida
Irita
India
Ivette
Janelle
Jordan
Justice
Jasleen
Kane
Kami
Kalina
Kalista
Ladonna
Lainey
Liberty
Lynn
Maybelle
McClain
Molly
Monica
Nina
Noreen
Nadia
Nallely
Oceana
Odelia
Odette
Oralee
Paisley
Patience
Phoebe
Polly
Queen
Quincy
Qianna
Quinn
Raquel
Raegan
Rayne
Reese
September
Snow
Sable
Sadie
Teresa
Taryn
Tawny
Tatyana
Unity
Unique
Una
Ulyssa
Valerie
Venus
Violet
Vivian
Waverly
Wednesday
Winter
Wren
Yulisa
Zahara
Zaire
Zaylee
Zola
I hope i helped! Good luck on your book, i'm actually writing a similar one right now! These names that I just gave you are unique names that i think are really pretty. They are in alphabetacal order, so i hope that helps. Good luck!
Reply:Layla,skyler,mallory
Reply:Paris
Reply:Heather
Katie
Melanie
Lauren
even though i love all of these names.
Reply:Serena
Danielle
Carina
Alessandra
Kamila
Lila
hope that helps. and it never hurts to combine 2 of your favorite names into a new one. ;). good luck with your book
Reply:Hope snobby on days of our lives
Reply:princess
Reply:Tiffannie
Reply:Aria, thats from Pretty Little Liars novel. Or Sloane! Or even Georgie, (its like Georgina, but my friends name is this and she goes by Georgie).
i hope that helps a little :)
Reply:Sierra
Sienna
Amberlynn
Brielle
Kyla
Muffy
Duffy
Leann
Lea
Reply:Halle!!
or.
grace ann!
Reply:sophia, natalia, laurance, gabriella, crystal
Reply:Cortney.... hmm... Brittany ;)..... Chelsey
Reply:Brigitte. (pronounced Brih-jeet) Or possibly names like Julianna, Jarica, etc.
XOXo,
Laurie
Reply:ummm
Callie
Carissa
Lizbeth
Layne
Annie
Bethany
Kyla
Cassy
Lana
Kara
Mandy
Bridget
Belle
Kaylie
hope that helps!?
Reply:Tiffany
Reply:B*tch? Or Paris.
Reply:Veronica, Amy, Angela, Amanda, Adrianna, Alexis, Carrie, Cheyenne, Allysandra, Belle, Danielle, Darah, Bridgette
Reply:London is a fabulous name for that kind of character!
Reply:Tyrina or Crystal or Jewl
Reply:Angie...
Diana...
Elizabeth...
Cristy...
Reply:sounds like you pretty much described me.
let's see, my clique, we're the absolute rulers of the school. no one dares even come close. so here's our names:
natalia (me)
clair
jakki
abeni
jorlee
annamaria
teagan
annoelle
we live in kenilworth, so its like a westchester, except on a lake and really tiny.
Reply:Dumb Blondie
Reply:brittany or madona
Reply:Livvy
Harper
Reed
Karin
Carli
Tia
Robyn
Have fun writing your book!
xoxo
Reply:blair, mccartney, asper, kennedy, aspeth, horton, georgia, suzanne, amelia, emmaline, peyton, paxton, addison, campbell, parker, reagan, kimball, keegan, darcy, drew, falen.. .eeh thats all i got.
i think really androgenous or surname based names sound rich and stuckup, but i like them, so if you need more i reccomend searching for surnames or unisex baby names.
THanks so much!
What's a fabulous name for a gorgeous, popular, filthy-rich, thin, snobby, spoiled, self-absorbed teen girl?
Adeline
Aidyn
April
Athena
Bona
Bridget
Brietta
Brielle
Candace
Chloe
Carmen
Cali
Dawn
Danica
Dell
Darby
Eden
Eileen
Elaine
Elena
Faith
Francisca
Felicity
Felicia
Gail
Ginger
Glenn
Grace
Harper
Helena
Holly
Hadley
Ida
Irita
India
Ivette
Janelle
Jordan
Justice
Jasleen
Kane
Kami
Kalina
Kalista
Ladonna
Lainey
Liberty
Lynn
Maybelle
McClain
Molly
Monica
Nina
Noreen
Nadia
Nallely
Oceana
Odelia
Odette
Oralee
Paisley
Patience
Phoebe
Polly
Queen
Quincy
Qianna
Quinn
Raquel
Raegan
Rayne
Reese
September
Snow
Sable
Sadie
Teresa
Taryn
Tawny
Tatyana
Unity
Unique
Una
Ulyssa
Valerie
Venus
Violet
Vivian
Waverly
Wednesday
Winter
Wren
Yulisa
Zahara
Zaire
Zaylee
Zola
I hope i helped! Good luck on your book, i'm actually writing a similar one right now! These names that I just gave you are unique names that i think are really pretty. They are in alphabetacal order, so i hope that helps. Good luck!
Reply:Layla,skyler,mallory
Reply:Paris
Reply:Heather
Katie
Melanie
Lauren
even though i love all of these names.
Reply:Serena
Danielle
Carina
Alessandra
Kamila
Lila
hope that helps. and it never hurts to combine 2 of your favorite names into a new one. ;). good luck with your book
Reply:Hope snobby on days of our lives
Reply:princess
Reply:Tiffannie
Reply:Aria, thats from Pretty Little Liars novel. Or Sloane! Or even Georgie, (its like Georgina, but my friends name is this and she goes by Georgie).
i hope that helps a little :)
Reply:Sierra
Sienna
Amberlynn
Brielle
Kyla
Muffy
Duffy
Leann
Lea
Reply:Halle!!
or.
grace ann!
Reply:sophia, natalia, laurance, gabriella, crystal
Reply:Cortney.... hmm... Brittany ;)..... Chelsey
Reply:Brigitte. (pronounced Brih-jeet) Or possibly names like Julianna, Jarica, etc.
XOXo,
Laurie
Reply:ummm
Callie
Carissa
Lizbeth
Layne
Annie
Bethany
Kyla
Cassy
Lana
Kara
Mandy
Bridget
Belle
Kaylie
hope that helps!?
Reply:Tiffany
Reply:B*tch? Or Paris.
Reply:Veronica, Amy, Angela, Amanda, Adrianna, Alexis, Carrie, Cheyenne, Allysandra, Belle, Danielle, Darah, Bridgette
Reply:London is a fabulous name for that kind of character!
Reply:Tyrina or Crystal or Jewl
Reply:Angie...
Diana...
Elizabeth...
Cristy...
Reply:sounds like you pretty much described me.
let's see, my clique, we're the absolute rulers of the school. no one dares even come close. so here's our names:
natalia (me)
clair
jakki
abeni
jorlee
annamaria
teagan
annoelle
we live in kenilworth, so its like a westchester, except on a lake and really tiny.
Reply:Dumb Blondie
Reply:brittany or madona
Reply:Livvy
Harper
Reed
Karin
Carli
Tia
Robyn
Have fun writing your book!
xoxo
Reply:blair, mccartney, asper, kennedy, aspeth, horton, georgia, suzanne, amelia, emmaline, peyton, paxton, addison, campbell, parker, reagan, kimball, keegan, darcy, drew, falen.. .eeh thats all i got.
i think really androgenous or surname based names sound rich and stuckup, but i like them, so if you need more i reccomend searching for surnames or unisex baby names.
Mohammed now the second most popular name in Britain?
after Jack. What do you think of that? Personally I think its time to wake up to reality!
Mohammed now the second most popular name in Britain?
I agree. It just goes to show how many brainwashed people we have in this country that would name their child after a friggin' teddy bear.
Reply:Trish I fear its already to late.
Reply:what a load of rubbish !!
Reply:little britain is on the decline perhaps that name will be its swansong
Reply:muslims are 3% of the UK population. all this shows (if it is true, and the daily mail is a fear-mongering hate-rag, so i doubt it) is the massive difference in proportion for those giving common names to their offspring.
wake up to the reality that about 3% of the people in this country are not white atheists who name their boys romeo, brooklyn or any of the hundreds of saints names (Chritopher, John, Mark, Paul, Peter, etc).
Get over it...
Reply:Not everyone calls their lad Jack. But.. Every muslim family I know theres either Ahmed or Mohammed; I'm not surprised..
Reply:You just have,if it is the 2nd most popular.
Reply:"Mohammed now the second most popular name in Britain?"
Not if you are a teddy bear.
Reply:So what?
Reply:This is absurd, I don't know any kids called Jack. I think it's time to wake up to the reality that the Daily Mail is out there to con us right, left, and centre.
Reply:You're talking rubbish and you know it!
92% of the population of the UK is white and 4% Asian (wake up to that reality) according to you that's a hell of a lot of white people called Mohammed...
Reply:You're right. Something needs to be done.
It's a terrible name, Jack.
How can people do this to their children?
Reply:i would rather wake up to breakfast
Reply:Everybody is called Mohammed as a first ,second or third name in Islam.
Just like in Europe every body was called Marie or variations as a second name including men
So what - it wont always be so
Reply:ohh stop changeing your caps, trish, you look like a french resistance fighter, and as for your answer, it's better than smalski or other east european name
Reply:Is Mohamed too long?
Reply:What do you think big Teddy ?.
Reply:I heard a similar thing in the USA except it was referring to last names and that 3 or 4 of the most common last names in the USA were spanish ones now with Gonzales being the most common spanish one and like 6th most common overall i think it was.
Reply:it does not suprise me as there is more muslims in our country than english
Reply:I think thats not true.
Reply:I named my pet pig Mohammed.
Mohammed, the other white meat!
Reply:Got a link for that statement?
Reply:Trish you have!! woken up to reality. the reality is that we have suffered a back door invasion instigated by the traitorous labour party. but never fear. change is on its way. apparently the labour party have agreed to take on one million African immigrants. yea! they'll be Muslims and yea! they'll be trying to bomb the hell out of us too....but at least it'le be a change of colour. (oops..was that racist?) ha ha lovely eh!! they can threaten to behead us all. plant bombs every where to blow us off the face of the earth. preach hatered toward us openly on our streets and yet I'm the racist...........(you couldnt write! this stuff could you.)
Reply:why ?
Where is the problem ?
Mohammed now the second most popular name in Britain?
I agree. It just goes to show how many brainwashed people we have in this country that would name their child after a friggin' teddy bear.
Reply:Trish I fear its already to late.
Reply:what a load of rubbish !!
Reply:little britain is on the decline perhaps that name will be its swansong
Reply:muslims are 3% of the UK population. all this shows (if it is true, and the daily mail is a fear-mongering hate-rag, so i doubt it) is the massive difference in proportion for those giving common names to their offspring.
wake up to the reality that about 3% of the people in this country are not white atheists who name their boys romeo, brooklyn or any of the hundreds of saints names (Chritopher, John, Mark, Paul, Peter, etc).
Get over it...
Reply:Not everyone calls their lad Jack. But.. Every muslim family I know theres either Ahmed or Mohammed; I'm not surprised..
Reply:You just have,if it is the 2nd most popular.
Reply:"Mohammed now the second most popular name in Britain?"
Not if you are a teddy bear.
Reply:So what?
Reply:This is absurd, I don't know any kids called Jack. I think it's time to wake up to the reality that the Daily Mail is out there to con us right, left, and centre.
Reply:You're talking rubbish and you know it!
92% of the population of the UK is white and 4% Asian (wake up to that reality) according to you that's a hell of a lot of white people called Mohammed...
Reply:You're right. Something needs to be done.
It's a terrible name, Jack.
How can people do this to their children?
Reply:i would rather wake up to breakfast
Reply:Everybody is called Mohammed as a first ,second or third name in Islam.
Just like in Europe every body was called Marie or variations as a second name including men
So what - it wont always be so
Reply:ohh stop changeing your caps, trish, you look like a french resistance fighter, and as for your answer, it's better than smalski or other east european name
Reply:Is Mohamed too long?
Reply:What do you think big Teddy ?.
Reply:I heard a similar thing in the USA except it was referring to last names and that 3 or 4 of the most common last names in the USA were spanish ones now with Gonzales being the most common spanish one and like 6th most common overall i think it was.
Reply:it does not suprise me as there is more muslims in our country than english
Reply:I think thats not true.
Reply:I named my pet pig Mohammed.
Mohammed, the other white meat!
Reply:Got a link for that statement?
Reply:Trish you have!! woken up to reality. the reality is that we have suffered a back door invasion instigated by the traitorous labour party. but never fear. change is on its way. apparently the labour party have agreed to take on one million African immigrants. yea! they'll be Muslims and yea! they'll be trying to bomb the hell out of us too....but at least it'le be a change of colour. (oops..was that racist?) ha ha lovely eh!! they can threaten to behead us all. plant bombs every where to blow us off the face of the earth. preach hatered toward us openly on our streets and yet I'm the racist...........(you couldnt write! this stuff could you.)
Reply:why ?
Where is the problem ?
What is the name of this modern popular song?
Sung by a man.
A phrase that he says is 'are we human....are we dancers.'
What is the name of this modern popular song?
It's "Human" by the Killers.
Reply:Human - The Killers.
If you like that one, check out Spaceman by The Killers too. :D
Reply:it's "Human" by The Killers
A phrase that he says is 'are we human....are we dancers.'
What is the name of this modern popular song?
It's "Human" by the Killers.
Reply:Human - The Killers.
If you like that one, check out Spaceman by The Killers too. :D
Reply:it's "Human" by The Killers
Name one popular song that you absolutely hate?
fergie "big girls dont cry" i hate that song!!!!!!!!!!!
Name one popular song that you absolutely hate?
anything top 40s
Reply:I'm yours Jason Mraz I cant stand it so sorry if you dont agree
Reply:All of it.
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Name one popular song that you absolutely hate?
anything top 40s
Reply:I'm yours Jason Mraz I cant stand it so sorry if you dont agree
Reply:All of it.
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What is the less popular name for rock salmon?
Rock Salmon is the flesh of the dogfish, wolffish or catfish, also known as hass/huss. Renamed by marketeers to make the fish more appealing to consumers.
What is the less popular name for rock salmon?
Huss
Reply:rock lobster?
What is the less popular name for rock salmon?
Huss
Reply:rock lobster?
What does the name Porzia mean, what language is it and when during the renaissance was it popular?
Its Italian. The meaning is Separated. the origin is in Latin. As to the Renaissance question I have no idea.
Is Leila a popular name in the Philipines...
I know the origin of the name is Arabic but i'v met several filipino girls with that name.
Also what do you think of the name Leila? I think it's really pretty.
Is Leila a popular name in the Philipines...
I like it! It's also my aunt's name (she's Brazilian)
I'm not sure if it's popular in the Philipines...
xox- Julie
Reply:wow, well my neighbor is really nice and she used to live in the philipines and her daughters name is lelu
Reply:Yea its pretty popular and I like it a lot
Reply:Love it! That's what my friend named her daughter.
Reply:I love the name, it's my neice's but they spell it Laila.
Also what do you think of the name Leila? I think it's really pretty.
Is Leila a popular name in the Philipines...
I like it! It's also my aunt's name (she's Brazilian)
I'm not sure if it's popular in the Philipines...
xox- Julie
Reply:wow, well my neighbor is really nice and she used to live in the philipines and her daughters name is lelu
Reply:Yea its pretty popular and I like it a lot
Reply:Love it! That's what my friend named her daughter.
Reply:I love the name, it's my neice's but they spell it Laila.
Chemists once called the group 18 elements the inert gases. Why is this name less popular now?
Robert S is right. eg Xenon hexafluoroplatinate Xe+[PtF6]�, XeF2, XeF4, and XeF6.
Ne and He are the least reactive of the noble gases as they are very hard to ionise as they have a smaller atomic radius. As you go down the group the ionisation energies are less as the outer electrons are further away from the nucleus and not as strongly held.
Chemists once called the group 18 elements the inert gases. Why is this name less popular now?
u mean 8 not 18 dunno im taught noble gases rather than inert why does anything change.
Reply:its still popular i believe
Reply:Because they are not completely inert.
They can under special circumstances be made to react with some other elements (usually the halogens).
The more modern name is Noble Gases as they have a fully completed electronic configuration and are difficult to undergo any reaction.
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Ne and He are the least reactive of the noble gases as they are very hard to ionise as they have a smaller atomic radius. As you go down the group the ionisation energies are less as the outer electrons are further away from the nucleus and not as strongly held.
Chemists once called the group 18 elements the inert gases. Why is this name less popular now?
u mean 8 not 18 dunno im taught noble gases rather than inert why does anything change.
Reply:its still popular i believe
Reply:Because they are not completely inert.
They can under special circumstances be made to react with some other elements (usually the halogens).
The more modern name is Noble Gases as they have a fully completed electronic configuration and are difficult to undergo any reaction.
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How popular is the name Sage for a baby girl? and middle name Ideas? ?
Hello, I am wondering on how popular is the name Sage?
for a baby girl... but could it be used for a baby boy to?
I think it would be cuter for a girl though.
Okay, secondly I am looking for middle name ideas.
Can do both genders if you want.
No, I'm not expecting a baby yet.
How popular is the name Sage for a baby girl? and middle name Ideas? ?
I don't think it's that common. i've only met ONE little girl named Sage and that was 17 yrs ago.
i think i'd prefer it spelled Saige (because sage is a spice). i find it lovely. it's on my favs list as a matter of fact as Saige Elise.
Reply:Sage was ranked #468 for popularity as a girls name in the US in 2007.
So I think it would be safe to say little Sage will be the only one in her class! But it's known as a name, not weird or hard to spell or pronounce.
Since Sage is short and somewhat unisex, you could go with a more frilly middle name, such as:
Sage Eliana
Sage Adriana
Sage Alexandra
Sage Elena
On the other hand, you could go for one of the unisex names:
Sage Harper
Sage Addison
For boys, Sage was ranked #719, so there were about 315 little male Sages born in 2007.
I think it would be a great boys name but it would need to be paired with a strong masculine middle name:
Sage Christopher
Sage Harrison
Sage William
Sage Nicholas
Sage Hunter? Well, it's masculine, but doesn't seem to fit!
Best wishes!
Reply:I wouldn't use it for a baby boy, I like Gage or Gaige for a baby boy if you want a similar name for a boy.
Sage is really cute for a girl I also like the spelling Saige.
Saige has not been higher than 360 out of 1000 top names, and is losing popularity.
Saige Marie
Sage Elizabeth
Sage Isabel
Sage Annabel
Sage Marissa
Sage Mariah
Reply:I think she would hate that name when she gets older, but it is cute. Yuffie it a cute name (short for Josephina) or Kikyo, Kagome, Mae, Lyobov, Svetlana, or Mariska. I'm going to name my baby London, if its a girl, If its a boy, sasha Alexy, Andri, or Luloush or possibly Ming.
Reply:Girls:
Sage Caroline
Sage Emmeline
Sage Noella
Sage Morrigan
Boys:
Sage Raymond
Sage Nathaniel
Sage Austin
Sage Henry
Reply:I would stick with Sage for a girl. It is a cute name. Maybe Sage Marie, Sage Elisabeth, or Sage Addisyn.
for a baby girl... but could it be used for a baby boy to?
I think it would be cuter for a girl though.
Okay, secondly I am looking for middle name ideas.
Can do both genders if you want.
No, I'm not expecting a baby yet.
How popular is the name Sage for a baby girl? and middle name Ideas? ?
I don't think it's that common. i've only met ONE little girl named Sage and that was 17 yrs ago.
i think i'd prefer it spelled Saige (because sage is a spice). i find it lovely. it's on my favs list as a matter of fact as Saige Elise.
Reply:Sage was ranked #468 for popularity as a girls name in the US in 2007.
So I think it would be safe to say little Sage will be the only one in her class! But it's known as a name, not weird or hard to spell or pronounce.
Since Sage is short and somewhat unisex, you could go with a more frilly middle name, such as:
Sage Eliana
Sage Adriana
Sage Alexandra
Sage Elena
On the other hand, you could go for one of the unisex names:
Sage Harper
Sage Addison
For boys, Sage was ranked #719, so there were about 315 little male Sages born in 2007.
I think it would be a great boys name but it would need to be paired with a strong masculine middle name:
Sage Christopher
Sage Harrison
Sage William
Sage Nicholas
Sage Hunter? Well, it's masculine, but doesn't seem to fit!
Best wishes!
Reply:I wouldn't use it for a baby boy, I like Gage or Gaige for a baby boy if you want a similar name for a boy.
Sage is really cute for a girl I also like the spelling Saige.
Saige has not been higher than 360 out of 1000 top names, and is losing popularity.
Saige Marie
Sage Elizabeth
Sage Isabel
Sage Annabel
Sage Marissa
Sage Mariah
Reply:I think she would hate that name when she gets older, but it is cute. Yuffie it a cute name (short for Josephina) or Kikyo, Kagome, Mae, Lyobov, Svetlana, or Mariska. I'm going to name my baby London, if its a girl, If its a boy, sasha Alexy, Andri, or Luloush or possibly Ming.
Reply:Girls:
Sage Caroline
Sage Emmeline
Sage Noella
Sage Morrigan
Boys:
Sage Raymond
Sage Nathaniel
Sage Austin
Sage Henry
Reply:I would stick with Sage for a girl. It is a cute name. Maybe Sage Marie, Sage Elisabeth, or Sage Addisyn.
What is the name of a large back wheel boys bike that was popular last year?
Schwinn Stingray!
What is the name of a large back wheel boys bike that was popular last year?
It was the Schwinn Sting-Ray http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.d...
You can buy them at most department stores, Wal-mart, Target and so on. Some stores still have them in stock.
Reply:There were a few brands avaliable. The one I know is the Schwinn Stingray, sold through Canadian Tire stores.
What is the name of a large back wheel boys bike that was popular last year?
It was the Schwinn Sting-Ray http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.d...
You can buy them at most department stores, Wal-mart, Target and so on. Some stores still have them in stock.
Reply:There were a few brands avaliable. The one I know is the Schwinn Stingray, sold through Canadian Tire stores.
What is the name of this popular German Oktoberfest song?
I can only remember the melody of this song and I only remember a few of the lyrics of it......something about "september, october, november, december"........(don't laugh)......i can't remember and some friends and I are sitting around here drunk and the topic just came up- "fragen Sie nicht warum! " (don't ask why!)
What is the name of this popular German Oktoberfest song?
Well I remember it to be a song for children about different months.
What is the name of this popular German Oktoberfest song?
Well I remember it to be a song for children about different months.
Do you know the name or lyrics to this Japanese song popular in the 1950s?
My grandfather lived in Japan around 1953 and he always sang a song that sounded something like this:
"Uska dahta hahta bahta
ti nee mee tahdah
yo nee noh
fushee nee noh
yoh noh toh day"
I wrote it phonetically the best I can. I know this is not a good transliteration of it; but I don't know Japanese.
Could someone please point me in the right direction of finding this song?
Do you know the name or lyrics to this Japanese song popular in the 1950s?
Sukiaki, b y Sakimoto
Reply:This is not the correct song. Report Abuse
"Uska dahta hahta bahta
ti nee mee tahdah
yo nee noh
fushee nee noh
yoh noh toh day"
I wrote it phonetically the best I can. I know this is not a good transliteration of it; but I don't know Japanese.
Could someone please point me in the right direction of finding this song?
Do you know the name or lyrics to this Japanese song popular in the 1950s?
Sukiaki, b y Sakimoto
Reply:This is not the correct song. Report Abuse
What will be the most popular name given to new born baby boys on June 29th ??
a, Henrik
b, Freddie
c, Anders
d, Zlatan
??
What will be the most popular name given to new born baby boys on June 29th ??
Luka :)
Reply:I dunno... i'm gonna go with something more along the lines of Gianluigi... in its shorter version, Gigi, its pretty cute! Fabio is also an excellent choice lol. Although of your picks, based soley on players efforts and NOT so much the name... Zlatan's my pick haha
Reply:Why?Are Sweden doing something on the 29th?I thought they would all be on holiday after their EURO tournament is over.
The most popular might be
Cristiano
Deco
Wesley
Arjen
Robin
Ruud
David
Fernando
Cesc
Reply:Oh my. I've been a big fan of Anders ever since World Cup 2002. He scored "that" wonder goal. I watched him play for Southampton and Elsborg.. He has such beautiful eyes..
The most popular name will be "Anders"! Hehe!
Reply:Freddie already a popular name though deemed to become even more popular come the 29th ..........
Reply:Marco (van basten), most probably
Reply:Freddie :)
Reply:ABBA said it best "Fernando"
Reply:Cristiano ..
Reply:i say C.ronaldo but a name doesn't determine a boys ability to be a good soccer player
Reply:Toni
why?
short and sweet and also the boy will turn out a World Cup winning first class footballer :-))
Reply:if sweden by ANY chance win...
b, Freddie
c, Anders
d, Zlatan
??
What will be the most popular name given to new born baby boys on June 29th ??
Luka :)
Reply:I dunno... i'm gonna go with something more along the lines of Gianluigi... in its shorter version, Gigi, its pretty cute! Fabio is also an excellent choice lol. Although of your picks, based soley on players efforts and NOT so much the name... Zlatan's my pick haha
Reply:Why?Are Sweden doing something on the 29th?I thought they would all be on holiday after their EURO tournament is over.
The most popular might be
Cristiano
Deco
Wesley
Arjen
Robin
Ruud
David
Fernando
Cesc
Reply:Oh my. I've been a big fan of Anders ever since World Cup 2002. He scored "that" wonder goal. I watched him play for Southampton and Elsborg.. He has such beautiful eyes..
The most popular name will be "Anders"! Hehe!
Reply:Freddie already a popular name though deemed to become even more popular come the 29th ..........
Reply:Marco (van basten), most probably
Reply:Freddie :)
Reply:ABBA said it best "Fernando"
Reply:Cristiano ..
Reply:i say C.ronaldo but a name doesn't determine a boys ability to be a good soccer player
Reply:Toni
why?
short and sweet and also the boy will turn out a World Cup winning first class footballer :-))
Reply:if sweden by ANY chance win...
Why is john smith a popular name?
i looked on a website called isthisyour.name and i found john smith is a very popular name, why is it so popular?
Why is john smith a popular name?
Of all the possible first names and of all the possible last names, one of each had to be the most common. It's inevitable. It just happened to be those 2 names, but there's no rhyme or reason to it.
Reply:According to the Mormon Faith John Smith was a Prophet,that wrote and spread the word of Christ.
Reply:It's an anonymous male name, to describe the "average joe" the average American man. Same for Jane Doe, female version.
Why is john smith a popular name?
Of all the possible first names and of all the possible last names, one of each had to be the most common. It's inevitable. It just happened to be those 2 names, but there's no rhyme or reason to it.
Reply:According to the Mormon Faith John Smith was a Prophet,that wrote and spread the word of Christ.
Reply:It's an anonymous male name, to describe the "average joe" the average American man. Same for Jane Doe, female version.
Whats the name of this popular song?
I know it's a really popular song because I hear it all the time on the radio. It goes like this.
Come on get high
From the push of your lips
The faith and desire of the swing of your hips
Just to pull me down hard
And drown me in love
I'm pretty sure thats how it goes.
And if possible give me a download link. Thanks.
Whats the name of this popular song?
That's the song Come On, Get Higher by Matt Nathanson. Here's a lyrics link: http://www.lyricsmode.com/lyrics/m/matt_...
Reply:come on, get higher - matt nathanson!
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Come on get high
From the push of your lips
The faith and desire of the swing of your hips
Just to pull me down hard
And drown me in love
I'm pretty sure thats how it goes.
And if possible give me a download link. Thanks.
Whats the name of this popular song?
That's the song Come On, Get Higher by Matt Nathanson. Here's a lyrics link: http://www.lyricsmode.com/lyrics/m/matt_...
Reply:come on, get higher - matt nathanson!
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What designer name purses do popular gilrs carry at the age of 23 and what fashion magazines do the read?
Sorbier
Torrente
Nina Ricci
Laroche (if you can find one, that is)
Gaultier
Lacroix
For a start =)
Ninety-eight percent of the 'Chanel' you see in America is fake - come on over to Paris and you'll see the difference. Besides, I only know a handful of twenty-three year olds who can drop three thousand dollars for a purse on the spot.
What designer name purses do popular gilrs carry at the age of 23 and what fashion magazines do the read?
I'm not 23 but I like to read Teen Vogue (you might want to read Vogue), Lucky, Elle, and occasionally Cosmo. When I go shopping I usually see twenty-three year old women carrying:
Coach
Dooney %26amp; Bourke
Marc Jacobs
(sometimes) Prada, Gucci.
Louis Vuitton
Chanel (like all the time)
I've never seen them carry Vera Bradleys, or totes from AE, Hollister, Abercrombie and Fitch, or Aeropostale.
I hope this helps :)
Reply:I don't carry a purse, but I know that my cousin loves her Prada.
Cosmo always has good articles, as well as Elle and Glamour.
Hope that helps.
Coach purses are really cute, just make sure its real and only buy it from a Coach outlet.
Reply:Real-life women at 23 carry brand names such as Coach and Dooney %26amp; Bourke because they are widely available at mid-range department stores and also respective retail stores in shopping malls. Magazines: Lucky, Cosmopolitan and In Style.
Reply:girls that age read cosmopolitan and they carry gucci and versace they also carry some nice leather saging bags those look cool
have fun:)
Reply:designers like gucci, coach, louis vuitton, channel...etc etc high end fashion
Reply:Well, in this economy if your rich enough you can wear just about any purse you like!!!
Reply:Magazines:
Glamour
Cosmopolitan
Vogue
Reply:all I have to say is Chanel.
Louis Vuitton are nice, but everyone has one.
Torrente
Nina Ricci
Laroche (if you can find one, that is)
Gaultier
Lacroix
For a start =)
Ninety-eight percent of the 'Chanel' you see in America is fake - come on over to Paris and you'll see the difference. Besides, I only know a handful of twenty-three year olds who can drop three thousand dollars for a purse on the spot.
What designer name purses do popular gilrs carry at the age of 23 and what fashion magazines do the read?
I'm not 23 but I like to read Teen Vogue (you might want to read Vogue), Lucky, Elle, and occasionally Cosmo. When I go shopping I usually see twenty-three year old women carrying:
Coach
Dooney %26amp; Bourke
Marc Jacobs
(sometimes) Prada, Gucci.
Louis Vuitton
Chanel (like all the time)
I've never seen them carry Vera Bradleys, or totes from AE, Hollister, Abercrombie and Fitch, or Aeropostale.
I hope this helps :)
Reply:I don't carry a purse, but I know that my cousin loves her Prada.
Cosmo always has good articles, as well as Elle and Glamour.
Hope that helps.
Coach purses are really cute, just make sure its real and only buy it from a Coach outlet.
Reply:Real-life women at 23 carry brand names such as Coach and Dooney %26amp; Bourke because they are widely available at mid-range department stores and also respective retail stores in shopping malls. Magazines: Lucky, Cosmopolitan and In Style.
Reply:girls that age read cosmopolitan and they carry gucci and versace they also carry some nice leather saging bags those look cool
have fun:)
Reply:designers like gucci, coach, louis vuitton, channel...etc etc high end fashion
Reply:Well, in this economy if your rich enough you can wear just about any purse you like!!!
Reply:Magazines:
Glamour
Cosmopolitan
Vogue
Reply:all I have to say is Chanel.
Louis Vuitton are nice, but everyone has one.
If Obama is elected, will Hussein become a popular name for babies in America?
yeah that and Mohammed!
If Obama is elected, will Hussein become a popular name for babies in America?
its mine opinion that your all NUTS! Report Abuse
Reply:Are you gonna name your baby Hussein, Bob. Let's just see: Bob Hussein (what ever your last name is) Jr. It has a nice ring to it, don't ya think? Wait, sorry, don't think. Sounds like it could put quite a strain on you.
Reply:Doubtful, since people only seem to name their children after someone they like and respect. If Obama gets into the Whitehouse I doubt that there will be that many Americans after four years that will like or respect him.
Reply:NEIN...WHOSE SANE? CAN WE EVER BE SURE?
I DUNT KNOW...HEH?
I DUNT BELIVE HE'S SANE,,,ARE YOU?: AM I?
SANITY IST VANITY UND VANITY IS A CALAMITY WHEN MEN CONSPIRE TO INSPIRE UND THEY PERSPIRE, THE CRISIS'S DIRE!
Reply:Barack maybe but not Hussein except in Muslim families. You don't hear of many Adolf's or Saddam's among the general population.
Reply:Maybe for Muslims.
A pregnant woman in my office--black, and so is her husband--is naming her son Barack.
Reply:considering that Walker is not too popular I would say no.
Reply:It is in the ME only idiots and immigrants in America have that name.
Reply:Or maybe Saddam
Reply:Good question, Bob. DId you know John McCain's middle name is Sidney?
Reply:Why not?
Reply:rotf
Reply:for the first 6 months or so
Reply:Got a problem with it? I don't.
Reply:hmm, i'll name my 1st baby boy Barack
If Obama is elected, will Hussein become a popular name for babies in America?
its mine opinion that your all NUTS! Report Abuse
Reply:Are you gonna name your baby Hussein, Bob. Let's just see: Bob Hussein (what ever your last name is) Jr. It has a nice ring to it, don't ya think? Wait, sorry, don't think. Sounds like it could put quite a strain on you.
Reply:Doubtful, since people only seem to name their children after someone they like and respect. If Obama gets into the Whitehouse I doubt that there will be that many Americans after four years that will like or respect him.
Reply:NEIN...WHOSE SANE? CAN WE EVER BE SURE?
I DUNT KNOW...HEH?
I DUNT BELIVE HE'S SANE,,,ARE YOU?: AM I?
SANITY IST VANITY UND VANITY IS A CALAMITY WHEN MEN CONSPIRE TO INSPIRE UND THEY PERSPIRE, THE CRISIS'S DIRE!
Reply:Barack maybe but not Hussein except in Muslim families. You don't hear of many Adolf's or Saddam's among the general population.
Reply:Maybe for Muslims.
A pregnant woman in my office--black, and so is her husband--is naming her son Barack.
Reply:considering that Walker is not too popular I would say no.
Reply:It is in the ME only idiots and immigrants in America have that name.
Reply:Or maybe Saddam
Reply:Good question, Bob. DId you know John McCain's middle name is Sidney?
Reply:Why not?
Reply:rotf
Reply:for the first 6 months or so
Reply:Got a problem with it? I don't.
Reply:hmm, i'll name my 1st baby boy Barack
Thursday, August 19, 2010
Can ayone name popular spanish music artists?
I want to listen to some of the most popular spanish music artists today. rap, reggaeton, salsa and anything else you can give me. i want to know what the hispanic teenages of today are listening to. all you have to do is list your favorite popular artists or songs. nothing with heavy profanity or strong words please lets keep it pg13.
Can ayone name popular spanish music artists?
MANA- Labios compartidos, El rey tiburon
LA LEY- mentira
SODA STEREO- Un millon de anios luz
ALEJANDRO SANZ- Donde convergemos, corazon partido
THALIA- no me ensenaste
PAULINA RUBIO- yo no soy esa mujer
JAGUARES- la negra tomasa
MARC ANTHONY- El cantante, ahora quien
good luck buena suerte
Reply:La Negra Tomasa is under the band Caifanes Report Abuse
Reply:Jorge Celedon- Esta Vida
Enrique Iglesias- dimelo
Shakira- well anything
Calle 13- anything (watch for language)
good luck i hope u like them
Reply:PXNDX
hells yeah nikka
best mexican punk band around
Plastilina MOsh
Belanova-a little gay, but its nice
Allison-hel yea, check their song FRAGIL
DIVISION MINUSCULA-ANOTHER GREAT BAND
AUSTIN TV_BAND
Reply:kumbia all starz, daddy yankee, wisin y yandel, lil wayne, elvis crespo, jennifer lopez, hurricane chris, too short, pitbull, trina, the list goes on!!
Reply:Shakira
Reply:enrique iglesias??
beyonce?
shakira
Reply:Well Oscar Lopez was a popular mexican guitarist... Spain and Mexico are pretty closely related.
Reply:Shakira; Belinda, RBD, Enrique Igesias, Anahis, Ivy Queen, Rakim y Ken-y, Kumbia All Starz, CAMILA!
Can ayone name popular spanish music artists?
MANA- Labios compartidos, El rey tiburon
LA LEY- mentira
SODA STEREO- Un millon de anios luz
ALEJANDRO SANZ- Donde convergemos, corazon partido
THALIA- no me ensenaste
PAULINA RUBIO- yo no soy esa mujer
JAGUARES- la negra tomasa
MARC ANTHONY- El cantante, ahora quien
good luck buena suerte
Reply:La Negra Tomasa is under the band Caifanes Report Abuse
Reply:Jorge Celedon- Esta Vida
Enrique Iglesias- dimelo
Shakira- well anything
Calle 13- anything (watch for language)
good luck i hope u like them
Reply:PXNDX
hells yeah nikka
best mexican punk band around
Plastilina MOsh
Belanova-a little gay, but its nice
Allison-hel yea, check their song FRAGIL
DIVISION MINUSCULA-ANOTHER GREAT BAND
AUSTIN TV_BAND
Reply:kumbia all starz, daddy yankee, wisin y yandel, lil wayne, elvis crespo, jennifer lopez, hurricane chris, too short, pitbull, trina, the list goes on!!
Reply:Shakira
Reply:enrique iglesias??
beyonce?
shakira
Reply:Well Oscar Lopez was a popular mexican guitarist... Spain and Mexico are pretty closely related.
Reply:Shakira; Belinda, RBD, Enrique Igesias, Anahis, Ivy Queen, Rakim y Ken-y, Kumbia All Starz, CAMILA!
Candy Quiz Help? A Phrase that matches the name of a popular candy?
EX. A feline = kitkat
round flotation device = lifesavers
Now I need help on
1. Knock out Punch
2. a measurement of nuts and butter.
Thanks!
Candy Quiz Help? A Phrase that matches the name of a popular candy?
1 sour punch straws
2 is reeses peanut butter cup
Reply:2. ( Rees') Peanut Butter Cup
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round flotation device = lifesavers
Now I need help on
1. Knock out Punch
2. a measurement of nuts and butter.
Thanks!
Candy Quiz Help? A Phrase that matches the name of a popular candy?
1 sour punch straws
2 is reeses peanut butter cup
Reply:2. ( Rees') Peanut Butter Cup
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Does having a really popular name bug you?
YES! My name is Amber and there were always at least 3 other Amber's in all of my classes at school. Even now at 25 years old I have 2 best friends named Amber AND a step-sister with the same name. Because of this I've tried to give my kids names that are not as common.
My kids are:
Alexandria Elizabeth
Clayton Daniel
Dannicka Cheayne
Erynn Marie
Does having a really popular name bug you?
My name isn't common, Saoirse (seersha) so i've never had that problem. When I was younger I really wanted to be named something more common. I believe it was Jennifer that I wanted to change my name to when I was like eleven or twelve. but now I like being different.
One of my sisters, Megan, graduated with five other girls who had the same name as her with different spellings. That would be really annoying and makes me appreciate my "weird" name ha ha ha
Reply:Growing up I had a popular name (Amanda). It never really bothered me much. I always kind of liked it. Never cared that there was 2 or 3 of us in the same class with the same name. Like I said, personally, I liked it. And I could ALWAYS find stuff with my name on it. No matter where I went. My sister (Alysha) was always jealous cause there was nothing with her name on it- at least the way she spells it.
Reply:I don't have a popular name and I am very glad!! My name is unique! (It's Halston) If I had the name Ashley I wouldn't want to be known as "Ashley M." or "Ashley T."
I like my name b/c not a lot of people have it.
Hope this helps! :]
Reply:My name is a little common but used in many different ways. My name is Shanna (Shayna) and it is pronounced in like 4 different ways so that can be the only annoying part. I'd say about 1 out of 10 say it right the first time.
Reply:I have a very unpopular name Jonica, and I use to hate it when I was younger but now that I am an adult with children of my own, I love how different it is, I named my girls...Makayla %26amp; Jaylyn not too popular
Reply:My name is Westley, but it was never too popular. I only knew another guy named Wesley which I think is more common.
My sons name is Jacob, and I feel terrible now that I realize its so darn popular.
Reply:yeah because if you hear "Emily" for example 50 people turn toward you thinking you are talking to them.
If you really want attention, say "Mom" in a department store. lol
Reply:The only thing that bugs me about my name is that the only people who seem to share it are old ladies.
Reply:I don't think my name is popular at all. My name is Teresa.
Reply:Mine is Jennie. Jennifer. Yes, sometimes I wish there were less of us.
Reply:Not really since I don't have a popular name.
My kids are:
Alexandria Elizabeth
Clayton Daniel
Dannicka Cheayne
Erynn Marie
Does having a really popular name bug you?
My name isn't common, Saoirse (seersha) so i've never had that problem. When I was younger I really wanted to be named something more common. I believe it was Jennifer that I wanted to change my name to when I was like eleven or twelve. but now I like being different.
One of my sisters, Megan, graduated with five other girls who had the same name as her with different spellings. That would be really annoying and makes me appreciate my "weird" name ha ha ha
Reply:Growing up I had a popular name (Amanda). It never really bothered me much. I always kind of liked it. Never cared that there was 2 or 3 of us in the same class with the same name. Like I said, personally, I liked it. And I could ALWAYS find stuff with my name on it. No matter where I went. My sister (Alysha) was always jealous cause there was nothing with her name on it- at least the way she spells it.
Reply:I don't have a popular name and I am very glad!! My name is unique! (It's Halston) If I had the name Ashley I wouldn't want to be known as "Ashley M." or "Ashley T."
I like my name b/c not a lot of people have it.
Hope this helps! :]
Reply:My name is a little common but used in many different ways. My name is Shanna (Shayna) and it is pronounced in like 4 different ways so that can be the only annoying part. I'd say about 1 out of 10 say it right the first time.
Reply:I have a very unpopular name Jonica, and I use to hate it when I was younger but now that I am an adult with children of my own, I love how different it is, I named my girls...Makayla %26amp; Jaylyn not too popular
Reply:My name is Westley, but it was never too popular. I only knew another guy named Wesley which I think is more common.
My sons name is Jacob, and I feel terrible now that I realize its so darn popular.
Reply:yeah because if you hear "Emily" for example 50 people turn toward you thinking you are talking to them.
If you really want attention, say "Mom" in a department store. lol
Reply:The only thing that bugs me about my name is that the only people who seem to share it are old ladies.
Reply:I don't think my name is popular at all. My name is Teresa.
Reply:Mine is Jennie. Jennifer. Yes, sometimes I wish there were less of us.
Reply:Not really since I don't have a popular name.
What is the more popular name of constellation Ursa Major(the grreater Bear)?
The big dipper isn't actually Ursa Major, it's just part of it. It's what's called an Asterism. From the wikipedia article that I linked at the bottom:
"In astronomy, an asterism is a pattern of stars seen in Earth's sky which is not an official constellation. Like constellations, they are composed of stars which, while they are in the same general direction, are not physically related, often being at significantly different distances from Earth. An asterism may be composed of stars from one or more constellations. Their mostly simple shapes and few stars make these patterns easy to identify and thus particularly useful to those just learning to orient themselves when viewing the night sky."
Edit: That means that the popular name for Ursa Major is "The Great Bear". Ursa Minor, however, is better known as "The Little Dipper"
What is the more popular name of constellation Ursa Major(the grreater Bear)?
Big Dipper
Reply:big dipper
Reply:Actually The Big Dipper isn't the more popular name of the constellation Ursa Major. The Big Dipper is an asterism which is a smaller picture within a constellation. There is not a more popular name for the constellation Ursa Major. Most people just see The Big Dipper when observing Ursa Major so they do not realize that there is more to it.
Reply:Big Dipper
Reply:U B talkin bout the BIG DIPPER
Reply:the big dipper
Reply:The Big Dipper it is..
Reply:the big dipper
Reply:In the UK, it is known as The Plough.
"In astronomy, an asterism is a pattern of stars seen in Earth's sky which is not an official constellation. Like constellations, they are composed of stars which, while they are in the same general direction, are not physically related, often being at significantly different distances from Earth. An asterism may be composed of stars from one or more constellations. Their mostly simple shapes and few stars make these patterns easy to identify and thus particularly useful to those just learning to orient themselves when viewing the night sky."
Edit: That means that the popular name for Ursa Major is "The Great Bear". Ursa Minor, however, is better known as "The Little Dipper"
What is the more popular name of constellation Ursa Major(the grreater Bear)?
Big Dipper
Reply:big dipper
Reply:Actually The Big Dipper isn't the more popular name of the constellation Ursa Major. The Big Dipper is an asterism which is a smaller picture within a constellation. There is not a more popular name for the constellation Ursa Major. Most people just see The Big Dipper when observing Ursa Major so they do not realize that there is more to it.
Reply:Big Dipper
Reply:U B talkin bout the BIG DIPPER
Reply:the big dipper
Reply:The Big Dipper it is..
Reply:the big dipper
Reply:In the UK, it is known as The Plough.
We are wanting to name our son Jaxon Patrick and call him Jax. Is this too popular?
We live in Ohio. But it seems like every corner I turn I hear that name. Is it as popular as I think now or is it just because I am listening for it?
We are wanting to name our son Jaxon Patrick and call him Jax. Is this too popular?
Jax is awesome. Do you watch General Hospital? The character that plays Jax is a hotty of an Australian. Check it out. He's got blond hair and blue eyes that just make you want to melt. So go for it. I don't think it is that popular. Maybe Jack, but not Jax.
Reply:Jaxon is not as popular as a Jacob- Kudos to you for not choosing the most popular boys name!
If you are hearing the name Jaxon a lot, it is probably spelled Jackson, but pronounced the same as Jaxon.
I personally like the name Jaxon Patrick.
Reply:I think jackson is becoming popular, I just named my son Jackson with NN Jack. Jaxon less popular but growing fast as people try to come up with creative ways to spell it. I like the X in the name but not in Jackson so I named my son Jackson Xavier. So I have my Jack and my X
Reply:My husband and I loved the name Jaxon and Jackson...it's all pronounced the same. But then it seemed like we heard the name everywhere and it is defiently growing in popularity. I think that Jax is an adorable nickname. I guess I like names that are a little different too.
Reply:i personally prefer the "jackson" spelling, but i'm not opposed to "jaxon", it's still really cute. plus the nickname "jax" is nice. i would say that "jaxon" is less common that "jackson".
Reply:I don't think it is super popular, but the spelling is very unusual. I really like that name! As long as you like the name, go for it! I also like the name Carter or Carver for a boy!
Reply:It seems to be getting more popular, I have heard of lots of people who like it...but I haven't actually met any ! I think it is great and Jax is a very cute nickname!
Reply:Is the name pronounced Jackson? if it is its a common name, but by changing the spelling it look different. i think it sounds nice.
Reply:I live in California and have never heard of that name....but I have heard of Jackson and shortened to Jack. A bit different but similiar. I like the name!
Congrats!
Reply:It is becoming very popular. If you like it though, don't worry about that. If you want something more unique, what about Braxton (Brax) or Xavier (Xav ... "zayv")
Reply:It is getting very popular. Check out any online mom group and you'll find atleast 3 or 4 of them plus many more pg women that are thinking of that name. If you're going to use it spell it right.
Reply:It does seems to be growing in fame. I personally like Jackson, nn Jack. I really don't see any appeal in Jaxon, sorry.
Reply:Dunno if it's too popular, but it's definitely too silly.
Reply:i dont think that spelling is as popular as Jack or jacks
but i like it and i think its a good name for your son.
Reply:It is getting very popular.
Reply:Jaxton? No way. It reminds me of a lot of cereals. How about Jason Patrick or Jordan Patrick. The list goes on and on, but not with Jaxton.
Reply:Jax is awesome. But Patrick way too common.
Reply:How about
Jackson
and call your little treasure "Jack"
xx
Reply:no not a good name kids will make fun of him jax off not a good choice
We are wanting to name our son Jaxon Patrick and call him Jax. Is this too popular?
Jax is awesome. Do you watch General Hospital? The character that plays Jax is a hotty of an Australian. Check it out. He's got blond hair and blue eyes that just make you want to melt. So go for it. I don't think it is that popular. Maybe Jack, but not Jax.
Reply:Jaxon is not as popular as a Jacob- Kudos to you for not choosing the most popular boys name!
If you are hearing the name Jaxon a lot, it is probably spelled Jackson, but pronounced the same as Jaxon.
I personally like the name Jaxon Patrick.
Reply:I think jackson is becoming popular, I just named my son Jackson with NN Jack. Jaxon less popular but growing fast as people try to come up with creative ways to spell it. I like the X in the name but not in Jackson so I named my son Jackson Xavier. So I have my Jack and my X
Reply:My husband and I loved the name Jaxon and Jackson...it's all pronounced the same. But then it seemed like we heard the name everywhere and it is defiently growing in popularity. I think that Jax is an adorable nickname. I guess I like names that are a little different too.
Reply:i personally prefer the "jackson" spelling, but i'm not opposed to "jaxon", it's still really cute. plus the nickname "jax" is nice. i would say that "jaxon" is less common that "jackson".
Reply:I don't think it is super popular, but the spelling is very unusual. I really like that name! As long as you like the name, go for it! I also like the name Carter or Carver for a boy!
Reply:It seems to be getting more popular, I have heard of lots of people who like it...but I haven't actually met any ! I think it is great and Jax is a very cute nickname!
Reply:Is the name pronounced Jackson? if it is its a common name, but by changing the spelling it look different. i think it sounds nice.
Reply:I live in California and have never heard of that name....but I have heard of Jackson and shortened to Jack. A bit different but similiar. I like the name!
Congrats!
Reply:It is becoming very popular. If you like it though, don't worry about that. If you want something more unique, what about Braxton (Brax) or Xavier (Xav ... "zayv")
Reply:It is getting very popular. Check out any online mom group and you'll find atleast 3 or 4 of them plus many more pg women that are thinking of that name. If you're going to use it spell it right.
Reply:It does seems to be growing in fame. I personally like Jackson, nn Jack. I really don't see any appeal in Jaxon, sorry.
Reply:Dunno if it's too popular, but it's definitely too silly.
Reply:i dont think that spelling is as popular as Jack or jacks
but i like it and i think its a good name for your son.
Reply:It is getting very popular.
Reply:Jaxton? No way. It reminds me of a lot of cereals. How about Jason Patrick or Jordan Patrick. The list goes on and on, but not with Jaxton.
Reply:Jax is awesome. But Patrick way too common.
Reply:How about
Jackson
and call your little treasure "Jack"
xx
Reply:no not a good name kids will make fun of him jax off not a good choice
Which Red Sox player shares the same name as a popular cereal?
Coco Crisp of course... but I would like to buy something such as Big Papi Cereal
Which Red Sox player shares the same name as a popular cereal?
I don't know of any cereal named Coco Crisp. I've heard of Cocca Krispies and Cookie Crisp. But Coco Crisp isn't named for a cereal. His name is close, but there is no Coco Crisp cereal.
Reply:Kevin "Frankenberry" Youkilis
Jason "Cap'n Crunch" Varitek
Jason "Lucky Charms" Bay
Dice "Special" K
and yes, Cocoa Crisp.
Reply:Dustin Pedroia. It's the best cereal ever!
Reply:Coco Crisp (a nickname from his grandmother). His actual name is Covelli Loyce Crisp.
Reply:coco crisp
its close but the cereal is called coco crispies
Reply:Coco Crisp!
GO SOX!!!!
Reply:Coco Crisp.
Reply:Coco Crisp
Reply:coco crisp
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Which Red Sox player shares the same name as a popular cereal?
I don't know of any cereal named Coco Crisp. I've heard of Cocca Krispies and Cookie Crisp. But Coco Crisp isn't named for a cereal. His name is close, but there is no Coco Crisp cereal.
Reply:Kevin "Frankenberry" Youkilis
Jason "Cap'n Crunch" Varitek
Jason "Lucky Charms" Bay
Dice "Special" K
and yes, Cocoa Crisp.
Reply:Dustin Pedroia. It's the best cereal ever!
Reply:Coco Crisp (a nickname from his grandmother). His actual name is Covelli Loyce Crisp.
Reply:coco crisp
its close but the cereal is called coco crispies
Reply:Coco Crisp!
GO SOX!!!!
Reply:Coco Crisp.
Reply:Coco Crisp
Reply:coco crisp
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Has the name Katrina become a less popular baby name since hurricane Katrina?
Or more?
Has the name Katrina become a less popular baby name since hurricane Katrina?
How many 15 year olds do you know that are named Andrew? How many 25 year olds do you know that are named Allen? How many 5 year olds do you know that are named Allison or 11 year olds named Roxanne?
All destructive Hurricanes, and yet people still name their children those names.
Reply:I wouldn't name my baby Katrina just because she would have that "tag" on her for life, it may mean less to some people over the years (40-60 years) or the younger generations who didnt live through that time
Reply:i agree with luisa
Reply:You would think it would go down in ratings, yes.
Reply:No I know bunches of ppl names katrina... but they usually call them tina now since the storm!!!!
Reply:maybe
Reply:You can check that sort of thing at the Social Security website, but they wouldn't have this year's statistics until after Jan 1.
Reply:sure
Reply:i still like the name aren't having no more kids to name them like that already have two
Reply:It's always been a white trash name, so I hope so.
Reply:I wondered the same thing last year but I heard that years ago a hurricane hit Florida and a lot of the pregnant women that endured it named their baby after the hurricane. You never know what people are going to do...
Reply:I haven't seen any infants named Katrina since 9/05. Maybe someone considering that name could consider a cognate like Catherine or Caterina, or a diminutive like Katie or Trina, or a near-homophone like Christina.
Reply:i would think more popular, its all over the tv, news.
Reply:Was that name ever really popular at all?
Has the name Katrina become a less popular baby name since hurricane Katrina?
How many 15 year olds do you know that are named Andrew? How many 25 year olds do you know that are named Allen? How many 5 year olds do you know that are named Allison or 11 year olds named Roxanne?
All destructive Hurricanes, and yet people still name their children those names.
Reply:I wouldn't name my baby Katrina just because she would have that "tag" on her for life, it may mean less to some people over the years (40-60 years) or the younger generations who didnt live through that time
Reply:i agree with luisa
Reply:You would think it would go down in ratings, yes.
Reply:No I know bunches of ppl names katrina... but they usually call them tina now since the storm!!!!
Reply:maybe
Reply:You can check that sort of thing at the Social Security website, but they wouldn't have this year's statistics until after Jan 1.
Reply:sure
Reply:i still like the name aren't having no more kids to name them like that already have two
Reply:It's always been a white trash name, so I hope so.
Reply:I wondered the same thing last year but I heard that years ago a hurricane hit Florida and a lot of the pregnant women that endured it named their baby after the hurricane. You never know what people are going to do...
Reply:I haven't seen any infants named Katrina since 9/05. Maybe someone considering that name could consider a cognate like Catherine or Caterina, or a diminutive like Katie or Trina, or a near-homophone like Christina.
Reply:i would think more popular, its all over the tv, news.
Reply:Was that name ever really popular at all?
What was the name of the popular chant song by a group of monks in the 80's?
They put out 2 cd's called "Chant 1 and Chant II", I have them both. The monks doing the cd's are called THE BENEDICTINE MONKS OF SANTO DOMINGO deSILOS...These cd's are so relaxing and beautiful.
What was the name of the popular chant song by a group of monks in the 80's?
i dont know the particular song you need but a group called enigma does alot of music with monks chanting....'sadness' is but one example.
What was the name of the popular chant song by a group of monks in the 80's?
i dont know the particular song you need but a group called enigma does alot of music with monks chanting....'sadness' is but one example.
Has the name Katrina become a less popular baby name since hurricane Katrina?
Or more?
Has the name Katrina become a less popular baby name since hurricane Katrina?
How many 15 year olds do you know that are named Andrew? How many 25 year olds do you know that are named Allen? How many 5 year olds do you know that are named Allison or 11 year olds named Roxanne?
All destructive Hurricanes, and yet people still name their children those names.
Reply:I wouldn't name my baby Katrina just because she would have that "tag" on her for life, it may mean less to some people over the years (40-60 years) or the younger generations who didnt live through that time
Reply:i agree with luisa
Reply:You would think it would go down in ratings, yes.
Reply:No I know bunches of ppl names katrina... but they usually call them tina now since the storm!!!!
Reply:maybe
Reply:You can check that sort of thing at the Social Security website, but they wouldn't have this year's statistics until after Jan 1.
Reply:sure
Reply:i still like the name aren't having no more kids to name them like that already have two
Reply:It's always been a white trash name, so I hope so.
Reply:I wondered the same thing last year but I heard that years ago a hurricane hit Florida and a lot of the pregnant women that endured it named their baby after the hurricane. You never know what people are going to do...
Reply:I haven't seen any infants named Katrina since 9/05. Maybe someone considering that name could consider a cognate like Catherine or Caterina, or a diminutive like Katie or Trina, or a near-homophone like Christina.
Reply:i would think more popular, its all over the tv, news.
Reply:Was that name ever really popular at all?
shaolin
Has the name Katrina become a less popular baby name since hurricane Katrina?
How many 15 year olds do you know that are named Andrew? How many 25 year olds do you know that are named Allen? How many 5 year olds do you know that are named Allison or 11 year olds named Roxanne?
All destructive Hurricanes, and yet people still name their children those names.
Reply:I wouldn't name my baby Katrina just because she would have that "tag" on her for life, it may mean less to some people over the years (40-60 years) or the younger generations who didnt live through that time
Reply:i agree with luisa
Reply:You would think it would go down in ratings, yes.
Reply:No I know bunches of ppl names katrina... but they usually call them tina now since the storm!!!!
Reply:maybe
Reply:You can check that sort of thing at the Social Security website, but they wouldn't have this year's statistics until after Jan 1.
Reply:sure
Reply:i still like the name aren't having no more kids to name them like that already have two
Reply:It's always been a white trash name, so I hope so.
Reply:I wondered the same thing last year but I heard that years ago a hurricane hit Florida and a lot of the pregnant women that endured it named their baby after the hurricane. You never know what people are going to do...
Reply:I haven't seen any infants named Katrina since 9/05. Maybe someone considering that name could consider a cognate like Catherine or Caterina, or a diminutive like Katie or Trina, or a near-homophone like Christina.
Reply:i would think more popular, its all over the tv, news.
Reply:Was that name ever really popular at all?
shaolin
What was the name of the popular chant song by a group of monks in the 80's?
They put out 2 cd's called "Chant 1 and Chant II", I have them both. The monks doing the cd's are called THE BENEDICTINE MONKS OF SANTO DOMINGO deSILOS...These cd's are so relaxing and beautiful.
What was the name of the popular chant song by a group of monks in the 80's?
i dont know the particular song you need but a group called enigma does alot of music with monks chanting....'sadness' is but one example.
What was the name of the popular chant song by a group of monks in the 80's?
i dont know the particular song you need but a group called enigma does alot of music with monks chanting....'sadness' is but one example.
What fish became popular restaurant fare after a name change?
New name and old name.
What fish became popular restaurant fare after a name change?
Old-Slime Head New-Orange Roughy. Although I'm sure the one you're looking for is Mahi-Mahi.......... I have looked everywhere and this may be weird, but they eat a lot of Pirhana in South America. It's sort of like redbelly bream. But I can't find any mention of them changing the name. I give up!!!!!!
Reply:bait -%26gt; sushi?
Reply:From squid to calamari?
Reply:Pollack became imitation crab
Reply:Spongebob Squarepants?
Reply:snapper, blue gill, bass, catfish, salmon, halibut, sardines, tuna?
Reply:Mahi Mahi- Dolphin Fish
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What fish became popular restaurant fare after a name change?
Old-Slime Head New-Orange Roughy. Although I'm sure the one you're looking for is Mahi-Mahi.......... I have looked everywhere and this may be weird, but they eat a lot of Pirhana in South America. It's sort of like redbelly bream. But I can't find any mention of them changing the name. I give up!!!!!!
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