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The worst name I have ever heard was “Talula Does the Hula From Hawaii“ by a New Zealand couple. Yes, you heard right. They were allowed to register this ridiculous embarrassment of a name.Recently, however, the Guardian stated the following:“A nine-year-old girl whose parents named her Talula Does the Hula From Hawaii was put into court guardianship in New Zealand so that her name could be changed.A family court judge, Rob Murfitt, gave the order after hearing that the child was embarrassed about her name and had refused to reveal it to friends. "She told people her name was K because she feared being mocked and teased," the child's lawyer, Colleen MacLeod, told the court.The judge criticised parents who give their offspring bizarre names, saying it exposed children to ridicule among their peers.”

Thanks for asking me-Baby names that are illegal.They're a subject of intense thought for every new parent. After all, the name you give your child follows them their entire life. Some names, especially celebrity ones like Blue Ivy, or Apple, are undoubtedly distinctive. Then there are the names that are just plain illegal.1. - MessiahIn 2013, a Texas judge ruled that a baby named Messiah must change his name to Martin because “it’s a title that has only been earned by one person … Jesus Christ.”1a — Lucifer/Satan- for the obvious reason. It will stigmatize a child and make them an outcast.2. - Adolf HitlerIn 2009, a three year old New Jersey resident became the subject of contention when a baker refused to decorate a cake for his birthday.Why? His name was Adolf Hitler Campbell.3. - 1069It’s absolutely illegal to put numerical symbols in your baby’s name. You can’t for instance, name a child 1069, like someone in North Dakota tried to do.4. - Accented namesIn California, you can’t have accents on your baby’s name, so names like Élodie are out of the question.5. - MonkeyYou can’t give your baby a name that might be construed as racist or insulting. For this reason, you can’t call your child “Monkey.”6. - Chow TowChow Tow means smelly head. It’s obviously not a very nice name to give a child, but we’re assuming someone tried to, which is why it’s banned.7. - NutellaA couple once tried to name their daughter Nutella because they hoped she’d be as sweet as the sugary hazelnut spread. A judge wasn’t sweet on the idea, however, and the couple were forced to change the name to Ella.8. - AnalSomeone actually tried to name their child this. A judge, thankfully, said no.Not cool, whoever it was that did this. Not cool…9. - AkumaAkuma means devil in Japanese, and some (Japanese) person, tried to name their child this. The courts weren’t having it, and the name was banned.10. - III-Roman numerals are not a name.11. - Talula Does The Hula From HawaiiNew Zealand is not having it with these shady baby names, because when someone tried to name their daughter this, the government assumed guardianship of the child to ensure a better name was found for her.12. - Misteri Nigger (the second 'I' in Misteri is silent)Obviously a California Judge said heck no, because the name basically amounted to “fighting words.” Imagine, for instance, the tumult it would cause if someone shouted those words across the street.13. - Osama Bin LadenA couple in Cologne, Germany felt moved to name their child this very incendiary name. A judge felt moved to rule no.14. - RobocopSomeone in Sonora, Mexico thought it was a smart idea to name their child Robocop, presumably after the 1987 movie. Thankfully, a judge blocked their attempt.15. United States - Santa ClausWhen Robert William Handley of Ohio tried to rename himself Santa Claus, a judge refused, because:The petitioner is seeking more than a name change, he is seeking the identity of an individual that this culture has recognized throughout the world, for well over one hundred years. Thus, the public has a proprietary interest, a proprietary right in the identity of Santa Claus, both in the name and the persona. Santa Claus is really an icon of our culture; he exists in the minds of millions of children as well as adults.The history of Santa Claus—the North Pole, the elves, Mrs. Claus, reindeer—is a treasure that society passes on from generation to generation, and the petitioner seeks to take not only the name of Santa Claus, but also to take on the identity of Santa Claus. Although thousands of people every year do take on the identity of Santa Claus around Christmas, the court believes it would be very misleading to the children in the community, particularly the children in the area that the petitioner lives, to approve the applicant’s name change petition.16. - Chief MaximusChief is a solid name and so is Maximus, so why not put them together, one prospective parent reasoned. The New Zealand judge, of course, said no, and banned the name altogether.17. - @One couple tried to name their child the @ symbol, pronounced “ai-ta” which sounds very close to the words “love him.” A judge ruled yes, but the government ruled no.Many countries have bans on naming children symbols.**** I am from Alaska and not too far from Fairbanks is a town called Northpole, AK. There is a guy there that changed his name to Santa Claus and is even a city assemblyman. Alaska is lenient. A prisoner that is the leader of a notorious prison gang legally changed his name to Filthy Fuhrer.

Talula Does the Hula From Hawaii this child appeared before a judge and was placed in social welfare ‘guardianship’ for sufficient time to allow her to have her name changed.Then there are the brothers ‘Benson & Hedges’ and I believe there was a ‘James Bond Talofa lava’.Unbelievable.