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SirPeanut Keston 16 Mar 16 10.43am
I teach two kids in the same class called Tupac and Beyonce. Both of them are unpleasant humans. There are two kinds of person in this world: 1) Those who can extrapolate from incomplete data
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SirPeanut

Keston 16 Mar 16 10.43am

I teach two kids in the same class called Tupac and Beyonce.

Both of them are unpleasant humans.

There are two kinds of person in this world:
1) Those who can extrapolate from incomplete data

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Part Time James 16 Mar 16 10.53am
Originally posted by SirPeanut I teach two kids in the same class called Tupac and Beyonce. Both of them are unpleasant humans. I really hope they are pale and ginger.
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Originally posted by SirPeanut

I teach two kids in the same class called Tupac and Beyonce.

Both of them are unpleasant humans.

I really hope they are pale and ginger.

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SirPeanut Keston 16 Mar 16 10.57am
Originally posted by Part Time James I really hope they are pale and ginger. Tupac is certainly not pale or ginger but he is tiny. Makes me laugh every time I have to tell him off for doing something stupid. There are two kinds of person in this world: 1) Those who can extrapolate from incomplete data
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SirPeanut

Keston 16 Mar 16 10.57am

Originally posted by Part Time James

I really hope they are pale and ginger.

Tupac is certainly not pale or ginger but he is tiny. Makes me laugh every time I have to tell him off for doing something stupid.

There are two kinds of person in this world:
1) Those who can extrapolate from incomplete data

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Part Time James 16 Mar 16 11.04am
Originally posted by SirPeanut Tupac is certainly not pale or ginger but he is tiny. Makes me laugh every time I have to tell him off for doing something stupid. You should try to get him into heavy metal. The parents would hate that, I am guessing they didn't have that in mind for him.
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Part Time James

16 Mar 16 11.04am

Originally posted by SirPeanut

Tupac is certainly not pale or ginger but he is tiny. Makes me laugh every time I have to tell him off for doing something stupid.

You should try to get him into heavy metal. The parents would hate that, I am guessing they didn't have that in mind for him.

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Stuk Top half 16 Mar 16 2.55pm
Originally posted by CrazyBadger I've got a friend from Norway, whose name is 'Storm'. Seems like an odd choice to be included on the list.... Norway has baby naming laws but not a list. So you can propose a name like Storm and they'll decide if it's allowed. Optimistic as ever
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Stuk

Top half 16 Mar 16 2.55pm

Originally posted by CrazyBadger

I've got a friend from Norway, whose name is 'Storm'.
Seems like an odd choice to be included on the list....

Norway has baby naming laws but not a list. So you can propose a name like Storm and they'll decide if it's allowed.

Optimistic as ever

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Part Time James 16 Mar 16 2.57pm
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Harpo Oxfordshire 17 Mar 16 7.25am
You may not be aware, but children with wierd names costs me a lot of money. And they cost you a lot of money. I have, and my wife does, work for the NHS in a mental health environment. Looking at a patient list, you would be staggered at the number of children under mental health care that have absurd names. I would estimate around 33% of patients. Compound that with an addiction to computer games, and you are looking at some 75% of all cases. This is not scientifically proven, just an observation that stands out like a pimple on a beautiful face.
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Harpo

Oxfordshire 17 Mar 16 7.25am

You may not be aware, but children with wierd names costs me a lot of money. And they cost you a lot of money.

I have, and my wife does, work for the NHS in a mental health environment.

Looking at a patient list, you would be staggered at the number of children under mental health care that have absurd names. I would estimate around 33% of patients.

Compound that with an addiction to computer games, and you are looking at some 75% of all cases. This is not scientifically proven, just an observation that stands out like a pimple on a beautiful face.

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Kermit8 Hevon 17 Mar 16 9.21am
Katie Hopkins was right then Big chest and massive boobs [Link]
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Kermit8

Hevon 17 Mar 16 9.21am

Katie Hopkins was right then

Big chest and massive boobs

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Part Time James 17 Mar 16 9.26am
Originally posted by Harpo You may not be aware, but children with wierd names costs me a lot of money. And they cost you a lot of money. I have, and my wife does, work for the NHS in a mental health environment. Looking at a patient list, you would be staggered at the number of children under mental health care that have absurd names. I would estimate around 33% of patients. Compound that with an addiction to computer games, and you are looking at some 75% of all cases. This is not scientifically proven, just an observation that stands out like a pimple on a beautiful face. The only person with mental issues I know of is called Steven. It doesn't totally negate your research but just wanted to throw that into the mix.
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Part Time James

17 Mar 16 9.26am

Originally posted by Harpo

You may not be aware, but children with wierd names costs me a lot of money. And they cost you a lot of money.

I have, and my wife does, work for the NHS in a mental health environment.

Looking at a patient list, you would be staggered at the number of children under mental health care that have absurd names. I would estimate around 33% of patients.

The only person with mental issues I know of is called Steven. It doesn't totally negate your research but just wanted to throw that into the mix.

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palace777 belfast 17 Mar 16 9.30am
Originally posted by SirPeanut I teach two kids in the same class called Tupac and Beyonce. Both of them are unpleasant humans. If the first one clones himself twice, he'll have a sixpac!
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palace777

belfast 17 Mar 16 9.30am

Originally posted by SirPeanut

I teach two kids in the same class called Tupac and Beyonce.

Both of them are unpleasant humans.

If the first one clones himself twice, he'll have a sixpac!

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jamiemartin721 Reading 17 Mar 16 9.45am
Originally posted by SirPeanut I teach two kids in the same class called Tupac and Beyonce. Both of them are unpleasant humans. I can only imagine their parents are worse. Seriously, I get naming kids after someone but have some intelligence - The difference is a reference, not a direct steal. "One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug" [Link]
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jamiemartin721

Reading 17 Mar 16 9.45am

Originally posted by SirPeanut

I teach two kids in the same class called Tupac and Beyonce.

Both of them are unpleasant humans.

I can only imagine their parents are worse. Seriously, I get naming kids after someone but have some intelligence - The difference is a reference, not a direct steal.

"One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug"
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jamiemartin721 Reading 17 Mar 16 9.48am
Originally posted by Harpo You may not be aware, but children with wierd names costs me a lot of money. And they cost you a lot of money. I have, and my wife does, work for the NHS in a mental health environment. Looking at a patient list, you would be staggered at the number of children under mental health care that have absurd names. I would estimate around 33% of patients. Compound that with an addiction to computer games, and you are looking at some 75% of all cases. This is not scientifically proven, just an observation that stands out like a pimple on a beautiful face. Is that a real thing? I'm curious, is it an addiction to the games in general, or specific types of games. Do you get physical withdrawal and psychological dependency? Do the people you treat seek particular 'rush' games? Have you ever seen people with addiction to board games? I'm looking for an idea for maybe doing a post-grad in psychology. "One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug" [Link]
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jamiemartin721

Reading 17 Mar 16 9.48am

Originally posted by Harpo

You may not be aware, but children with wierd names costs me a lot of money. And they cost you a lot of money.

I have, and my wife does, work for the NHS in a mental health environment.

Looking at a patient list, you would be staggered at the number of children under mental health care that have absurd names. I would estimate around 33% of patients.

Compound that with an addiction to computer games, and you are looking at some 75% of all cases. This is not scientifically proven, just an observation that stands out like a pimple on a beautiful face.

Is that a real thing? I'm curious, is it an addiction to the games in general, or specific types of games. Do you get physical withdrawal and psychological dependency? Do the people you treat seek particular 'rush' games? Have you ever seen people with addiction to board games?

I'm looking for an idea for maybe doing a post-grad in psychology.

"One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug"
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