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100 Terrible Names for a Baby

By: Johnny Dongle
Narrated by: Bill Fisher
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100 Terrible Names for a Baby is a vile, profane, painfully-hilarious, and superlatively-offensive rebuke to parents everywhere - parents who have vomited their self-styled "creativity" all over the canvas of their children's birth certificates by giving them absurd names.

For years, millions of us have murmured under our collective breath about the descent of modern children's names into the depths of the ridiculous, and now those millions have a voice.

Teachers, nurses, parents, students: If you've ever rolled your eyes at a child's name and fantasized about ridiculing his or her parents for their self-serving pretentiousness - or simply their ability to spell correctly - this is the audiobook for you. Johnny Dongle has done it for you. You're welcome.

©2014 Johnny Dongle (P)2014 Johnny Dongle
Sexual & Reproductive Health Satire
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