SPWC

Another random incarnation of lack of desire to do school work and lack of sleep.

Say the strangest name or strangest spelling for a name you've ever seen.

My best friend has a sort of strange spelling of her name that always makes her mad when people messed up (Which is why she likes me. I'm one of the few that actually spell it the way she does). Her name is Bekah. She finds people spelling it Becca, or Becah.

Another strange one I've been acquainted to was Danyelle. The Y just threw me off.

And this one comes from Halestorm. When I met Lzzy, she asked me "How do you spell it?" and I went "? J-u-s-t-i-n." and she went "Okay. cause I had this kid the other night, and his name was Justin but I started writing it and he said some crazy stuff like 'No No. It's J-o-u-s-t-e-n'. I can't even remember how he spelled it but it was just like 'Woha! You actually spell it that way?' "

Anymore strange spellings out there?

I guess the most strange spelling I've seen recently is Kamryn.

probably leigh, (sounds like lee) however thats probably pretty common

Also there are these 2 kids at the bottom of my street (about 8 years old) called Red and Storm. they are brother and sister, and i think theyre names are awesome, and they have a dog called Jet

There was a runnnig back in the NFL, Antowain Smith. He pronounced his first name "Antoine". The strangest spelling of that name I've seen. Pronouncing it phonetically it would be "Ann-toe-wayne"

^^^^ LMAO!! I'd spend money to see you at the park calling for your dog "COME HERE ANN-TOE-WAYNE, GOOD BOY!!"

I work with a girl who spells her name Logahn. I don't get why the h is in there

My sisters name is kamala it sounds like pamala just with a k instead of a p. also the strangest name i have seen in my many years working in retail, on an id one ladys name was gay apple. very unusual huh?

Haha, the tiniest one I've seen at work was Brittany and Brittney. We had both variations once. I've also seen Brittni.

Bren-nah? That's the only pronunciation I could find.

Yeah, it's pronounced phonetically, basically =D