People are gobsmacked at twins’ truly terrible baby names which are so bad people thought it was a ‘twisted joke’
CHOOSING sweet names for your children is a meaningful task for new moms and dads since those chosen names last forever.
For this reason, tons of people are appalled by shocking baby names given to a set of twins.
Baby names given to fraternal twins in the 70s have sparked a conversation[/caption] People on Reddit are analyzing two baby names that remind them of deadly moments in history[/caption]A Reddit thread was created for people to analyze the name choices of fraternal twins born in 1978 but has since morphed into something else.
The boy was named Nagasaki and the girl was named Hiroshima.
Nagasaki and Hiroshima are two Japanese cities that faced devastating atomic bomb attacks from the United States.
The attacks took place in August 1945, wiping out between 129,000 and 226,000 people.
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Half of the people on Reddit have turned the conversation into a joke.
Other Redditors are completely offended that a mother would choose names like these.
One person jokingly wrote: “I wonder what the fallout of having those names will be.”
“I don’t know what you’re talking about, those kids are the bomb,” someone else added.
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A third jokester wrote: “I thought it was because during the pregnancy their mother had noxious gas.”
“Changing diapers in that house will be an ordeal, I’ll betcha,” another person playfully commented.
Someone else making light of the situation added: “They might just grow up to be Da Bomb!”
Some Redditors are too shocked to make jokes though.
Some Redditors think Nagasaki and Hiroshima are too offensive to be baby names while others find it amusing[/caption]One of those people said: “Reminds me of the couple that named their kid Adolf Hitler.”
“Risky. Very toxic names by the sounds of it,” another concerned Redditor wrote.
Other people have tried to make sense of the twins’ names by assuming the best.
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“I’m just going to pretend that’s someone’s twisted way of commemorating the bombings of those cities,” someone said.
Another hopeful thinker wrote: “I love these baby names. They are named after remarkable Japanese cities that have re-arisen from the ashes of earthly hell.”