2026 Gymnastics Social Media bits

[Hatsumomo]

Forgot to add in a friend named her daughter Mathilda, which despite it being a much-beloved childhood movie among Millennials, is not a common name in the USA. But friend’s ex-husband and father of her children is British.


Now for something completely different: Stephen Nedoroscik shows off muscles the average person did not realize existed:

 

[OnlyBeansOnToast]

Forgot to add in a friend named her daughter Mathilda, which despite it being a much-beloved childhood movie among Millennials, is not a common name in the USA. But friend’s ex-husband and father of her children is British.


Now for something completely different: Stephen Nedoroscik shows off muscles the average person did not realize existed:

You can’t throw a brick around here without hitting a Matilda (or at the very least a Tilly).

 

[wishfulgoddess]

I can't tell you how long it took me to figure out how to pronounce "eMjae." Someone should have stopped her parents from such ridiculousness.

eMjae is bad, but didn't trip me up as much as Margzetta.

 

[MaryClare]

I read somewhere that they are named after their grandmothers, Margzetta and Mary Jane

 

[Sasha]

I always assumed that Margzetta was a "real", albeit uncommon, name. It's kind of pretty. eMjae though, what a nightmare. I'd be at least changing the spelling if my parents saddled me with that one.

 

[irichluck21]

I read somewhere that they are named after their grandmothers, Margzetta and Mary Jane

My eldest niece has her middle name as a combo of both grandmother's first names. Nora and Lynn. So Noralynn.

 

[JoseM]

My eldest niece has her middle name as a combo of both grandmother's first names. Nora and Lynn. So Noralynn.

I am named after my two grandfathers: José was my mother’s father, and Rafael was my father ‘s father. Rafael is my middle name.

José R.M.

 

[barefoot]

We had swimming lessons with a d'Artagnan. Varying degrees of unusual-historical seem to be popular in our area.

When I was coaching preschool classes in the late '00s a solid half the girls were Isabella or a variant thereof. Anything that could be nicknamed Izzy, Ellie, Addy, or Bella.

I'm a high school teacher. Two years ago I had a class with Abby, Addy, Maddy, Allie, Callie, Bella, Ella, and Ellie. Trying to match the right name to the right person was ... an experience.

 

[rlayt]

My parents argued about names so they cut Dee Ann and made it DeAnn for one of my names so that they could shove three names in. That’s the story. .