SC - Re: OT: Naming

[RichSCA at aol.com]

I don't think it could be the same "young Lady".   I retired from Government 
service 4 years ago and she was 18-20 years old then.  I am guess at her age 
based on that the military enlisted at age 18 and she had just graduated from 
high school the year before. The young lady was from Georgia.

Rayne 



In a message dated 3/30/00 5:26:15 PM Central Standard Time, 
oftraquair at hotmail.com writes:

<< >
 >I had a lady who's mother named her Placenta (because it sounded nice- she
 >had no idea what it meant)
 
 !!? Where are you?  When my baby brother was born 20 years ago this month, 
 there was a baby girl in the nursery named "Placenta"!
 
 My first database management job was the local dept. store bridal registry, 
 and now I work with the alumnae list at UNC-Chapel Hill.  Nothing surprises 
 me in the way of names since I encountered Aplanalp Planapla--the bride of 
 the first couple I typed into the computer system instead of using an index 
 card.
 
 Bonne
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