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Modern kids' names
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<blockquote data-quote="Bill V" data-source="post: 1007160" data-attributes="member: 54538"><p>My wife is a kindergarten teacher. She once had a kid whose first and middle names were Henry Amos--but when she met with the mom before the school year started, she thought the mom said that everyone calls him "H.A.", and to call him that in school. So she started using it, writing it on his name tag, coat hook, etc. A few days later, she got a call from the mom, very politely saying that my wife had misunderstood her. The boy's father's name is Amos, and because the son looked so much like his dad as a baby, people started calling him "Amos Junior"--which got shortened to "A.J." It was just coincidence that those two letters, said together, sound almost exactly like his actual first two initials. Talk about a kid doomed to a lifetime of name confusion...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bill V, post: 1007160, member: 54538"] My wife is a kindergarten teacher. She once had a kid whose first and middle names were Henry Amos--but when she met with the mom before the school year started, she thought the mom said that everyone calls him "H.A.", and to call him that in school. So she started using it, writing it on his name tag, coat hook, etc. A few days later, she got a call from the mom, very politely saying that my wife had misunderstood her. The boy's father's name is Amos, and because the son looked so much like his dad as a baby, people started calling him "Amos Junior"--which got shortened to "A.J." It was just coincidence that those two letters, said together, sound almost exactly like his actual first two initials. Talk about a kid doomed to a lifetime of name confusion... [/QUOTE]
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