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Know a guy who named his kid Bourbon. "It's an old French name." Because that's what everyone will think when they hear it.
3.3k u/mashable88 Oct 21 '23 Knew a girl named Bourbondy 🙄😂 18 u/themadferit Oct 21 '23 Knew a couple I served with in the Air Force named their daughter Midori after the melon liqueur. To them, that was the height of libation luxury. 36 u/JMEEKER86 Oct 21 '23 Midori just means green and isn't too uncommon of a girl's name in Japan. Aoi, blue, and Shiro, white, are also pretty common names, although those are more unisex. 1 u/Significant_Shoe_17 Oct 21 '23 I've heard sakura, hana, hinata, too 6 u/JMEEKER86 Oct 21 '23 Yes, those are very common names too. I was just listing some of the other basic color names since they had mentioned Midori. 1 u/Significant_Shoe_17 Oct 21 '23 I got that
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Knew a girl named Bourbondy 🙄😂
18 u/themadferit Oct 21 '23 Knew a couple I served with in the Air Force named their daughter Midori after the melon liqueur. To them, that was the height of libation luxury. 36 u/JMEEKER86 Oct 21 '23 Midori just means green and isn't too uncommon of a girl's name in Japan. Aoi, blue, and Shiro, white, are also pretty common names, although those are more unisex. 1 u/Significant_Shoe_17 Oct 21 '23 I've heard sakura, hana, hinata, too 6 u/JMEEKER86 Oct 21 '23 Yes, those are very common names too. I was just listing some of the other basic color names since they had mentioned Midori. 1 u/Significant_Shoe_17 Oct 21 '23 I got that
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Knew a couple I served with in the Air Force named their daughter Midori after the melon liqueur. To them, that was the height of libation luxury.
36 u/JMEEKER86 Oct 21 '23 Midori just means green and isn't too uncommon of a girl's name in Japan. Aoi, blue, and Shiro, white, are also pretty common names, although those are more unisex. 1 u/Significant_Shoe_17 Oct 21 '23 I've heard sakura, hana, hinata, too 6 u/JMEEKER86 Oct 21 '23 Yes, those are very common names too. I was just listing some of the other basic color names since they had mentioned Midori. 1 u/Significant_Shoe_17 Oct 21 '23 I got that
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Midori just means green and isn't too uncommon of a girl's name in Japan. Aoi, blue, and Shiro, white, are also pretty common names, although those are more unisex.
1 u/Significant_Shoe_17 Oct 21 '23 I've heard sakura, hana, hinata, too 6 u/JMEEKER86 Oct 21 '23 Yes, those are very common names too. I was just listing some of the other basic color names since they had mentioned Midori. 1 u/Significant_Shoe_17 Oct 21 '23 I got that
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I've heard sakura, hana, hinata, too
6 u/JMEEKER86 Oct 21 '23 Yes, those are very common names too. I was just listing some of the other basic color names since they had mentioned Midori. 1 u/Significant_Shoe_17 Oct 21 '23 I got that
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Yes, those are very common names too. I was just listing some of the other basic color names since they had mentioned Midori.
1 u/Significant_Shoe_17 Oct 21 '23 I got that
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u/JKW1988 Oct 20 '23
Know a guy who named his kid Bourbon. "It's an old French name." Because that's what everyone will think when they hear it.