Mx. Coreo Jones (
digitalemur) wrote2008-12-18 10:49 am
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You are all weirdos.
My coworker's fetus is nicknamed "Whoosh-whoosh," for the sound the fetal heart monitor makes at the doctor appointments.
I told her I also have friends who have fetuses named "Monkey" and "The Manticore," and she thinks you guys are crazy.
I think you're _all_ weirdos, and if you want you can call me and I'll tell you so over the phone, Sam The Bald Eagle style. *grin* It's a good weird though!
I told her I also have friends who have fetuses named "Monkey" and "The Manticore," and she thinks you guys are crazy.
I think you're _all_ weirdos, and if you want you can call me and I'll tell you so over the phone, Sam The Bald Eagle style. *grin* It's a good weird though!
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I also had a coworker whose was named Mustang Sally, since they were planning to name the baby Sally anyway.
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Manticore, though, could only come from someone who named their goofy retriever after a noble warrioress. :)
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I don't have anything interesting to say about naming human fetuses, but I just read that fetal horses sometimes gallop in the womb. Aww.
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Oh yeah, 'cause 'Riboflavin' and 'Lubomir' are totally obvious names for a fetus :)
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my sister named hers "Peanut" and that just grossed me out to no end.
My opinion: do not name your fetus after EDIBLES.
*shudder*