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Why has there been this sudden fad of naming children with the most insane options possible. Coco? Apple!? PILOT INSPEKTOR!?!?

Is there not enough publicity to go around? I'm all for being unique, but this is too much. Eh, what can ya do.....

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What about Shannyn Sossamon's kid Audio Science? That name brought me the fear that Sossamon might be coked up.

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PILOT INSPEKTOR? Who named their kid that?!

Jason Lee. For all of his acting talents, he couldn't give a good name to his kid.

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Guest Angry Baboon
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Some other ones...

Moon Unit Zappa (Frank Zappa)

Zowie Bowie (David Bowie)

Sick bastards.

Guest bruins72
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Howard Stern was making fun of Coco this morning. He was wondering who's last name the baby got. If she took her mother's name, she'd be Coco Cox. He said it sounded like a gay cereal.

Guest bruins72
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There's already a Coco Crisp, I think he plays for the Phillies.

And really, who gives a fuck what they name their kids, its not your kid, so why the fuck do you care?

Because it's fun to mock them.

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There's also Pokey Reese. Naming someone Pokey is kinda strange. Although he's popular with Boston, so that cancels the strangeness out.

Coco Crisp, OF - Indians, 2 HR 17 RBI 7 SB .258 AVG 44 Gms

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