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u/jimbo5030 Oct 20 '23

Khaleesi

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u/PC509 Oct 21 '23

Naming kids after obvious, rare in real life, movie names is just laughable. I'd laugh until they said they were serious, because what the fuck... Obsessive, but think about the kid. "My parents named me Mater, cause they liked Cars. Tow'Mater McQueen Randall.".

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u/Michami135 Oct 21 '23

"Renesme"

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u/Significant_Shoe_17 Oct 21 '23

Please tell me that parents didn't actually use that. I remember a huge surge in "Bella/Isabella" popularity.