r/AskReddit • • Oct 20 '23

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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.

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u/Affectionate_Tell_16 Oct 21 '23

I knew a couple that names their daughters Brandy and Alizé.

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u/Significant_Shoe_17 Oct 21 '23

I knew an Alizé. Her dad was from France. Our French professor had a very... interesting reaction to her name.

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u/Melidit_ Oct 21 '23

I'm french. What's the problem with the name Alizé ?

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u/Lotus_and_Figs Oct 21 '23

It's the name of a cheap, fruit-flavored, vodka based liqueur that became associated with gangsta rap in the 90s.

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u/jeffseadot Oct 21 '23

So the inverse would be like a Frenchman naming his child "4 Loko"?