WAs war der seltsamsten Namen, den ihr je gehört habt?

There is nothing special —–> just as much to me: who, like me, accompanies the award of the European competition for pupils every year and gets to know the most cuddly “fantasy names” there (but there are more girls names than boys names) where you get to know who the devil has thought out or whether the Ikea catalog or the drink card of any kind of bar. Last time, the curator apologised in the forefront that he would certainly speak names wrong.

There are already creations that are at the edge of the taste limit and where one asks whether this has to be or whether the child has been done with it a favor. According to the motto “Luanara-Cherynelle”, cheesy, cliché, hard to say, sounds like invented, unharmonic.

I otherwise know of someone who wanted to call his son “Gorbatschow” and thus did not get through at the registry office, because Gorbachev was nowhere as a first name – it is a family name. I found this kind of exaggerated, but there are certainly on the other hand much worse and more preloaded names than “Gorbatschow”. I find names of celebrities and stars embarrassing; I know of one who was named Keanu after Keanu Reeves and a Leonardo who came to the world a few months after the film’s launch “Titanic” and was clearly named after Di Caprio… such a thing is always extrapeinous if one can clearly trace the name back to any celebrity that is popular at the time of birth ^^ long speech short meaning ——-> there are so many beautiful and dignified first names, since one does not have to intercede with any C-promis or short-term celebrities. The child must live with it.

On the subject of Waldemar/Waldi (Waldi was once a very popular name for smaller dogs like Dackel^) there is even a very funny song: “My Dackel Waldemar and I” by Paul Kuhn.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rmBSsQgtw1g