I notice people of certain age groups were fine with names like that, even though they seem like rather unfortunate names, especially as a given name rather than a nickname.
A coworker of mine has a grandson, “Butch”. Kids always getting into trouble, though.
mf’s name is Bubby.
I mean he’s got a mullet. Just be glad it’s not Billy-Bob
it is. mamma calls them ‘bubby’ because using their real name would create extra confusion at dinnertime.
My sister calls my nephew Bubba
I knew a Bubba. Legal first name.
He had a rat tail, of course.
Went to play at his house one day (fourth grade), and it was a typical suburban house. I rode past it on my bike to get to school.
Not a hint of white-trash about the situation.
It still perplexes me.
I notice people of certain age groups were fine with names like that, even though they seem like rather unfortunate names, especially as a given name rather than a nickname.
A coworker of mine has a grandson, “Butch”. Kids always getting into trouble, though.