No, that’s actually HIV — (please nobody hit me!). Her sister is MIG (short for Made In Germany, her parents were in Germany at the time, her father is in the airforce). Now HIV was also made in Germany (or so the parents say) but she was Had In Virginia. The parents are careful of not letting either of them walk around with their Hash shirts amongst the general public. — Before you ask: our grandson is called “Johnny come early” (rather than lately). His father was 17 at the time. — Thinking about it I might keep your suggestion on the backburner for the next baby naming. It could be ok with the Brits, US Americans would probably insist on two “o”s, at least. They don’t really do subtle.
Funny but double meaning initials.
That’s why years ago, I commented on big brother looking after little brother and you told he was his Dad. 17 is a young father.
What’s your husbands hasher name?
Originally, my husband was Mr Magoo (like the almost blind Disney character). He got it because a funny incident involving his bad eye sight but because he never thought of this as funny but rather a real handicap he hated the name. His proper first name is Lothar and the Filipino nurses in the hospitals where he worked pronounced this as “lecher” and this was tagged on. He is now Lecher Magoo which goes well with all the sluts, hoes, and harlots. My current favourite is “Hors d’urve.”
That is funny but I can understand his dislike for the name Magoo. Lecher is sort of OK but yes fits in well the other names. “Hors d’urve” is a great name
He lost almost all sight in his right eye due to an accident when he was a kid. Nobody noticed for a while until his eyes were tested for his driver’s licence and by then it was too late. Because of this, there was a marked difference between his two eyes and for years he suffered from frequent extreme headaches because of this. He suffered through Dracula eyes because contact lenses helped. It only went completely away after an operation (after the naming). So he wasn’t pleased with the name. Lecher has the added advantage that most Germans have no idea what it means. I love it because the other word that Germans don’t know is what “a lothario” is, either.
I had migraines before and after I had glasses as a kid and young adult.
Haven’t has them since laser surgery in 2000.
I guess Lecher could be a beer name in German
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No, that’s actually HIV — (please nobody hit me!). Her sister is MIG (short for Made In Germany, her parents were in Germany at the time, her father is in the airforce). Now HIV was also made in Germany (or so the parents say) but she was Had In Virginia. The parents are careful of not letting either of them walk around with their Hash shirts amongst the general public. — Before you ask: our grandson is called “Johnny come early” (rather than lately). His father was 17 at the time. — Thinking about it I might keep your suggestion on the backburner for the next baby naming. It could be ok with the Brits, US Americans would probably insist on two “o”s, at least. They don’t really do subtle.
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Funny but double meaning initials.
That’s why years ago, I commented on big brother looking after little brother and you told he was his Dad. 17 is a young father.
What’s your husbands hasher name?
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Originally, my husband was Mr Magoo (like the almost blind Disney character). He got it because a funny incident involving his bad eye sight but because he never thought of this as funny but rather a real handicap he hated the name. His proper first name is Lothar and the Filipino nurses in the hospitals where he worked pronounced this as “lecher” and this was tagged on. He is now Lecher Magoo which goes well with all the sluts, hoes, and harlots. My current favourite is “Hors d’urve.”
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That is funny but I can understand his dislike for the name Magoo. Lecher is sort of OK but yes fits in well the other names. “Hors d’urve” is a great name
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He lost almost all sight in his right eye due to an accident when he was a kid. Nobody noticed for a while until his eyes were tested for his driver’s licence and by then it was too late. Because of this, there was a marked difference between his two eyes and for years he suffered from frequent extreme headaches because of this. He suffered through Dracula eyes because contact lenses helped. It only went completely away after an operation (after the naming). So he wasn’t pleased with the name. Lecher has the added advantage that most Germans have no idea what it means. I love it because the other word that Germans don’t know is what “a lothario” is, either.
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I had migraines before and after I had glasses as a kid and young adult.
Haven’t has them since laser surgery in 2000.
I guess Lecher could be a beer name in German
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I love this Elke, and thank you for joining in.
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