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I don’t know about the kid but the mom’s middle name is probably Condombroke.
When I was a child, my family hosted a French exchange student named Condom (not exactly sure of the spelling). My parents explained to her that she should probably use the nickname “Condy” while in the states.
^That's actually a pretty racist (and classless) "joke."
I don't necessarily disagree, but the point was more to illustrate the fact that a small minority of parents seem to name their kids in such a way that sets the child(ren) up for undue grief, and that's a shame. It wasn't too long ago, for example, that the courts had to intervene to prevent a child from being named Adolf Hitler. Granted, the Hitlerian name was obvious in this case, but it's just the point. As my old business used to provide various materials and services to hospitals, I've heard stories that would surely make your head spin regarding the initial prospective naming of children.
I don't necessarily disagree, but the point was more to illustrate the fact that a small minority of parents seem to name their kids in such a way that sets the child(ren) up for undue grief, and that's a shame.
Although I agree with the premise of the point you were trying to make, I think the point was lost in the overt racism expressed in the "joke."
Unfortunately, to parents like the one in the OP, their children are "lifestyle accessories" rather than human beings in their own right. They're all "look how cool I am because I gave my kid this offbeat name."
I heard the mother's favourite song was Bohemian Rabcde
Lol
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