Gender Nonspecific Names

I think I’d like to make a rule banning all gender non-specific names. Yes, that includes my own. All those Robins, Shawns, Pats, Terrys, Jerrys, Sams, Jesses, Stevies, Coreys, Jordans, Leslies, Taylors, Erins, and Billys just need to change to something like JOHN. Or JULIE. Ugh.

https://solomedicalsupply.com/2024/08/07/in2flre5q0 In the cheesy video spoof I just posted about, I mention another Linux Journal reviewer, Jes Hall. For some reason, my brain assumed Jes was a man. She would disagree. The dumb part is that my own SISTER is named Jes, and I STILL never made the correct assumption.

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  1. https://blog.extraface.com/2024/08/07/lk0plv3xr2 Shawn, don’t forget rule # 2 – don’t name your kid Cletus Beauregard Jones III because you want to honor a family tradition. Just don’t. Especially when Cletus Beauregard Jones III grows up to be a responsible adult, while Cletus Beauregard Jones II has a mid-life crisis, runs out on debts, gets involved in some shady dealings, gets sued, etc. Consider the confusion anywhere you have patient/client records. Cletus III will end up spending a stupid amount of time explaining that he is not Cletus II, getting leins removed from his property, fielding phone calls from people who refuse to believe that he is not Cletus III, and on on. Save the youngun some trouble, and name him Jack Cletus Jones.

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  2. https://inteligencialimite.org/2024/08/07/wgyqtdkamqo The spouse, the spouse is IV. It’s a PITA, dealing with the all garbage from his dad. All the time.

    https://homeupgradespecialist.com/oo4cj76 We joke about legally changing his name to Zbigneiw, but still call him John. Yes, John is the real name of the spouse.

    https://polyploid.net/blog/?p=hmkv2uk34k Now, on Shawn’s original topic — Remember the SNL skit with “It’s Pat”? More of the same problems!

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  3. On my 18th birthday, I got a letter telling me my days were numbered. I wrote a cute little note explaining to the NSA that I was not a boy. I mentioned that I would be happy to sign up, when the archaic laws were changed. They never called me back.

    I also volunteeed. I received a pat on my head…

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  4. https://www.clawscustomboxes.com/oebylnqm9 I am a Jeri. I work with a Jerry rather closely. We’ve decided that whoever calls the meeting gets to use their name – the other has to use something else – last name, initials, whatever.

    But, then, I’m used to it. My dad was a Gerry. Two cousins were Jerry and Jeri. And… to add insult to injury… I foolishly married a first husband named Jerry. (Bad idea on many levels.)

    Buy Alprazolam 2Mg Online But yes, I agree on the non-gender specific names. I used to want a more feminine name. Doesn’t have to be foo-foo, just — unabiguously feminine. But I’m used to it now.

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