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January 8, 2010 at 8:54 AM #501040January 8, 2010 at 9:35 AM #500168
CoronitaParticipant[quote]
i apologize in advance, but whyat is kind of a hilarious name. Maybe almost as good as Heyzeus. Names were discussed at length in FREAKONOMICS, as very accurate predictive signifiers of social standing, education, income levels. Probably name revulsion is just an unconscious class reaction, but, still, in terms of giving your kid a disadvantage, why give them a perceivedly lower class name? Just call him Serfsup, come on, whyat a problem?
[/quote]OT: Felt bad for a classmate because her last name was Ho and her first name was Mia. There are bunch of other ones…(“Dun Hung”,etc)
January 8, 2010 at 9:35 AM #500322
CoronitaParticipant[quote]
i apologize in advance, but whyat is kind of a hilarious name. Maybe almost as good as Heyzeus. Names were discussed at length in FREAKONOMICS, as very accurate predictive signifiers of social standing, education, income levels. Probably name revulsion is just an unconscious class reaction, but, still, in terms of giving your kid a disadvantage, why give them a perceivedly lower class name? Just call him Serfsup, come on, whyat a problem?
[/quote]OT: Felt bad for a classmate because her last name was Ho and her first name was Mia. There are bunch of other ones…(“Dun Hung”,etc)
January 8, 2010 at 9:35 AM #500719
CoronitaParticipant[quote]
i apologize in advance, but whyat is kind of a hilarious name. Maybe almost as good as Heyzeus. Names were discussed at length in FREAKONOMICS, as very accurate predictive signifiers of social standing, education, income levels. Probably name revulsion is just an unconscious class reaction, but, still, in terms of giving your kid a disadvantage, why give them a perceivedly lower class name? Just call him Serfsup, come on, whyat a problem?
[/quote]OT: Felt bad for a classmate because her last name was Ho and her first name was Mia. There are bunch of other ones…(“Dun Hung”,etc)
January 8, 2010 at 9:35 AM #500812
CoronitaParticipant[quote]
i apologize in advance, but whyat is kind of a hilarious name. Maybe almost as good as Heyzeus. Names were discussed at length in FREAKONOMICS, as very accurate predictive signifiers of social standing, education, income levels. Probably name revulsion is just an unconscious class reaction, but, still, in terms of giving your kid a disadvantage, why give them a perceivedly lower class name? Just call him Serfsup, come on, whyat a problem?
[/quote]OT: Felt bad for a classmate because her last name was Ho and her first name was Mia. There are bunch of other ones…(“Dun Hung”,etc)
January 8, 2010 at 9:35 AM #501060
CoronitaParticipant[quote]
i apologize in advance, but whyat is kind of a hilarious name. Maybe almost as good as Heyzeus. Names were discussed at length in FREAKONOMICS, as very accurate predictive signifiers of social standing, education, income levels. Probably name revulsion is just an unconscious class reaction, but, still, in terms of giving your kid a disadvantage, why give them a perceivedly lower class name? Just call him Serfsup, come on, whyat a problem?
[/quote]OT: Felt bad for a classmate because her last name was Ho and her first name was Mia. There are bunch of other ones…(“Dun Hung”,etc)
January 8, 2010 at 9:44 AM #500173Allan from Fallbrook
Participant[quote=pri_dk][quote=IT.MOM]They were doing their job.
Bankers were too greedy to do theirs.[/quote]Let me fix that for ya:
The parents were too greedy to do their job.
Bankers were too greedy to do theirs also.[/quote]Pri: How about one more iteration?
The parents were too greedy, self-involved (with themselves), uninvolved (with raising their children) and stupid (financially) to do their job.
Too bad Super Nanny isn’t allowed to sterilize or euthanize as part of her “privileges”.
January 8, 2010 at 9:44 AM #500327Allan from Fallbrook
Participant[quote=pri_dk][quote=IT.MOM]They were doing their job.
Bankers were too greedy to do theirs.[/quote]Let me fix that for ya:
The parents were too greedy to do their job.
Bankers were too greedy to do theirs also.[/quote]Pri: How about one more iteration?
The parents were too greedy, self-involved (with themselves), uninvolved (with raising their children) and stupid (financially) to do their job.
Too bad Super Nanny isn’t allowed to sterilize or euthanize as part of her “privileges”.
January 8, 2010 at 9:44 AM #500724Allan from Fallbrook
Participant[quote=pri_dk][quote=IT.MOM]They were doing their job.
Bankers were too greedy to do theirs.[/quote]Let me fix that for ya:
The parents were too greedy to do their job.
Bankers were too greedy to do theirs also.[/quote]Pri: How about one more iteration?
The parents were too greedy, self-involved (with themselves), uninvolved (with raising their children) and stupid (financially) to do their job.
Too bad Super Nanny isn’t allowed to sterilize or euthanize as part of her “privileges”.
January 8, 2010 at 9:44 AM #500817Allan from Fallbrook
Participant[quote=pri_dk][quote=IT.MOM]They were doing their job.
Bankers were too greedy to do theirs.[/quote]Let me fix that for ya:
The parents were too greedy to do their job.
Bankers were too greedy to do theirs also.[/quote]Pri: How about one more iteration?
The parents were too greedy, self-involved (with themselves), uninvolved (with raising their children) and stupid (financially) to do their job.
Too bad Super Nanny isn’t allowed to sterilize or euthanize as part of her “privileges”.
January 8, 2010 at 9:44 AM #501065Allan from Fallbrook
Participant[quote=pri_dk][quote=IT.MOM]They were doing their job.
Bankers were too greedy to do theirs.[/quote]Let me fix that for ya:
The parents were too greedy to do their job.
Bankers were too greedy to do theirs also.[/quote]Pri: How about one more iteration?
The parents were too greedy, self-involved (with themselves), uninvolved (with raising their children) and stupid (financially) to do their job.
Too bad Super Nanny isn’t allowed to sterilize or euthanize as part of her “privileges”.
January 8, 2010 at 9:52 AM #500178Allan from Fallbrook
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