Case in point, Levi Johnston (ex of Bristol Palin) has a new baby mama. And the name they've chosen? (Just to prove that Bristol is NOT the only idiot in that relationship.) Their name is Breeze Baretta (after the Italian handgun) Names mean a lot. To me, it's like setting her up to settle for as little as her mother did: namely Levi Johnston.
If you still want to name something, but haven't grown up emotionally, get a pet. The turtle doesn't care if he's named after a gun.

Wow, I think the amount of parting he has done has killed of a few too many brain cells. Naming your child after your favorite gun, I hope he has money saved for the psy bills
Posted by: Tony | September 12, 2012 at 07:15 PM
I have a feeling he really is a fool who thinks the tabloid people really like him and think that what he does is adorable. I have a feeling they are doing it to make the Palin's look bad. I don't know they need the help, but they seem to provoke the media's ire more than others. Some time it's going to be a shock when he actually has to figure out how to earn a living.
Posted by: Lauri | September 12, 2012 at 08:10 PM
His fifteen minutes is up and all the money is gone. Im sure he feels too important for a real job.
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Posted by: Kristin Billerbeck | September 12, 2012 at 08:16 PM
After teaching for 20 years nothing surprises me anymore. We have Montanas and Dakotas even though they aren't our states although I can't imagine a kid being called Queensland. We have constant 'individualised' versions of a name eg Katelin, Caitin, Kaylin, Katelyn and Kate-lyn. My friend had 5 Ashleys in her pre-school class and they were all spelt differently! The sad thing is, these kids get upset when you pronounce or spell their name incorrectly. Poor kids. We have a Tiger and had an Elvis. We had a kid at my school before I came there whose name was "Abcde"…NO KIDDING! It was pronounced Ab-si-dee. Another one I've heard of is "L-er" pronounced Luh-dash-er. Seriously.
The way I see it, you might think a name is cool for a kid but what if the kid wants to be a lawyer or a doctor? Not so cute then.
"Please stand for Judge Abcde." Doesn't sound right to me.
Posted by: NickinooOz | September 13, 2012 at 12:13 AM
LOL in defense of geography names (Dakota and Montana) I have a niece named Sydney
Yeah those are the kids that end up changing their names when they turn 18
Posted by: Tony | September 13, 2012 at 05:19 AM
A girl I used to work with had a stepson named Blade. In my opinion, that is not a name that promotes a successful career. I'm thinking that name sets him up to, at best, be a bouncer, but more likely a slasher. I just don't see Blade the CEO, or heaven forbid, the surgeon. That would not be reassuring when you have to go under the knife.
Posted by: Sarah | September 14, 2012 at 05:16 PM