Rare name sighting
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Now I don't generally know what people mean by "it sounds like a hillbilly name" (being British an all that) but all I can see with this name is the hillbilly from The Simpsons.
I'm not wild on it myself, but it's easy to say and I like it more than /some/ names I've seen recently. I think it might be that Cletus at least sounds like a nice person, if a bit dim-witted. I feel like I'd be invited in for roasted possum and lye soup.
I think I'd be happy to meet a Cletus
I'm not wild on it myself, but it's easy to say and I like it more than /some/ names I've seen recently. I think it might be that Cletus at least sounds like a nice person, if a bit dim-witted. I feel like I'd be invited in for roasted possum and lye soup.
I think I'd be happy to meet a Cletus
It's awful, but interesting to see in real life. I've only ever heard it in media to portray backwards hillbilly types.
It is terrible. Aside from sounding like a body part, it's a Central Casting hillbilly name; that's why the Slack-Jawed Yokel on the Simpsons is named Cletus.
Believe it or not, a few years ago a man here in Delaware was on the run after killing his stepfather in a fight. He was armed and dangerous and people in the area actually got robocalls from the police department warning about him. His name was Cletus. He was a black guy, which was even odder than the name itself; it's stereotypically a "white-trash, redneck" name.
Believe it or not, a few years ago a man here in Delaware was on the run after killing his stepfather in a fight. He was armed and dangerous and people in the area actually got robocalls from the police department warning about him. His name was Cletus. He was a black guy, which was even odder than the name itself; it's stereotypically a "white-trash, redneck" name.
It reminds me of some redneck homophobic dude. It also is very nasally pronunciation-wise
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