OKAY. How would you pronounce this child's name:
> "Le-a" ???
>
>
>
> Leah?? NO
> Lee - A?? NOPE
> Lay - a?? NO
> Lei?? Guess Again.
>
> It's pronounced "Ledasha" Oh yes...you read
> it right.
> This child attends a school in Livingston Parish, LA. Her
> mother is
> irate
> because
> everyone is getting her name wrong. SO, if you see
> something come across
> your desk like this please remember to pronounce it
> correctly.
> When the mother was asked about the pronunciation of the
> name,
> she said "the dash don't be silent."

This story, if true, is more sad than funny.

I'd like to axe her wsup with duh name, an who duh baby daddy? Ebonics I believe it is called.

I just hope someone taught her it is "Boise In Idaho", not "I da ho in Boise".

Yoos oll nose yoos be muffugahs wit owt smarts fo not be noen hows ta ponownz Le-a and sheet

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That has to be true.I've seen too many corresponding scenarios with equal end results due to the intellectual level of said participants.

Is this a result of our welfare system? Your tax dollars at work.
Vote McCain

The thought police will be at your door after Obama is elected.

Poor kid...

Maybe she couldn't spell 'dash'.

My sister-in-law is a reading teacher in a headstart program. She had a pair of twins in her class whose names were pronounced Ore-ruan-ja-lo and Le-maan-ja-lo. The spelling was


"Orangejello" and "Lemonjello."

That was good practice for the little boy she had, whose older brother was also in her class. She asked the older brother how to pronounce his little brother's name not wanting to make mistake on this one. "Shah-thee-ed" was the answer. The spelling was



"Shithead."

And we thought a Boy Named Sue was bad. Kudude