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The End of Days Approaches: People are Paying Baby Naming Agencies 29k to Name Their Babies

The decadence and the immorality running parallel one another like this is indicative that another seal from the gates of hell has been removed. I suspect baby naming agencies are run by demons or wraths, in order to humor themselves with the stupidity of man.

Pray tell me, how can a parent expect to achieve anything with their child is they can’t even name him?

Professional services have popped up in the U.S. and Europe to aid parents with naming their children for a fee. Last year, Marc Hauser, who runs the Switzerland-based naming agency Erfolgswelle, went from solely serving brands to also branding children. His firm charges over $29,000 for every baby it names, devoting two to three weeks and around 100 hours of work to the process. Though Hauser thinks that approaches rating baby names strictly by data (and not emotion) are “overrated,” his firm does check to ensure that a baby name has not already been trademarked. “Even when it’s a little close to an existing brand name, it will not survive,” he said. Historians also vet the name to ensure it goes not have “an aggravating past.” Hauser admits that his own first name, Marc, would never make the cut at his firm because it’s connected to the name of an ancient Roman god of war.

Absolutely ridiculous. A hard reset is coming.

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20 comments

  1. gappingandyapping
    gappingandyapping

    We need a cleansing of the masses. The south shall rise again and dispatch these complete morons.

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  2. jonesy

    The Trump Reset.

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  3. wisprjet

    What the heck kind of name is Erfolgswelle?

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  4. traderconfessions
    traderconfessions

    I paid a company 20K to name my dog Spott. Never would have thought to add that second t.

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  5. evilmav2

    And when he had opened the second seal, I heard the second beast say, Come and see.

    And there went out another horse that was red; and great power was given to him that sat thereon to take peace from the earth, and that they should kill one another; and there was given unto him a great sword…

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  6. gappingandyapping
    gappingandyapping

    Evidently this has been going on for some time. People are fucking insane. http://www.wsj.com/articles/SB118247444843644288

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  7. resumark

    Shit like this serves as a reminder that stupid money spans the economic spectrum. Poor parents spend $3 a day on virtual dog biscuits via their Happy Dogs app while their kids starve. Rich parents drop $30k on a name before neglecting their kids into a lifetime subscription of Ritalin and Xanax.

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    • soupbone

      Well said. Is it a corollery? that wonderful clean minded children are produced equally across the income spectrum.

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    • frog

      Link please. I have never seen or heard of any evidence that poor parents spend $3 a day on virtual dog biscuits via their Happy Dogs app while their kids starve.

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  8. active shooter

    My all time favorite first name is D’Brickashaw…………$30k for that gem may be cheap…

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    • traderconfessions
      traderconfessions

      This is no joke… my niece is a teacher in NYC. One of her students is named La-ah. Pronounced Ladashah. No that is priceless.

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      • wisprjet

        I wonder if the parents put up 20k for the privilege of La-ah? Discount for less letters with 4 syllables.

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  9. bushwacker2

    This is old news—so 2015. We are way past the ridiculous and decadent point of no return.

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  10. soupbone

    Obviously far too little Scottish blood in these people.

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  11. ottnott

    I have some good names for the offspring of parents who pony up $29k for naming:

    Unfortunate
    Cursed
    Doomed
    Runaway
    Prodigal
    Inc
    Spinoff

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