I actually had someone named Isis in my class for a few years. When I mentioned her to my parents they were so confused about the name and were asking questions and I had no idea what the big deal was lol.
Most unfortunate bilingual name trajedy was a boy in my class. His parents were French and didn't speak any english. He was born in canada though so they wanted him to have an 'American' sounding name to help him fit in and given the popularity of harry potter, they named him Harry. What they failed to realize is that when your last name is Anas naming your child Harry is not a good plan to help him out socially. Harry Anas is quite a name to put on your resume
I once worked with a woman who explained how she named her daughter. She stated that while pregnant she asked her husband for name suggestions and before replying he happened to glance over at a bottle of cleaner. So, he blurted out the first thing that came to his mind - the name of the cleaner - Tidy - as in Tidy Bowl toilet cleaner. She actually liked the sound of it and thus named her daughter Tidy Lou. I almost asked her if she realized that she just basically named her daughter "clean toilet." lol
Can I just say isis (the goddess) 1) is not a Greek goddess and is Egyptian 2)is the goddess of magic and healing not nature Edit: I was not aware of this but Aset (the original Egyptian name) has nature as part of her associations. I was only aware of the magic and medicine associations. I love learning and mythology so this is showing how incompetent I can be which is called the duning Kruger effect but now I'm going on a tangent sorry. My point being: thank you everyone and I hope we can all keep learning about historical cultures happily by sharing our knowledge with everyone
I was abut to say that but then i remembered that Isis is her greek name, her egyptian name is Aset. And she is arguably a nature goddess too, classification of god roles is not that clear cut
I teach a child called Dodo. I’m now used to the name and the kid is delightful but I still make sure I concentrate on that class a lot more just to ensure the kid leaves my class in as good a condition as they arrived in.
Coming from a gaming furrie post millennial, that shows this guy is no comedian. You guys don't know what real comedy was because your cancel culture killed them because you were all so offended so now we have lame pretty boys like this to appease you.
She was the Egyptian goddess of fertility and motherhood (also the goddess of magic, death, healing and rebirth). Her name is the Greek form of an ancient Egyptian name for “throne”. (I googled all these facts, just because… 😊) Anyway, I love Jack’s standup comedy! He’s absolutely brilliant!
Your source might have gotten some things confused since Anubis is the god of death and the god of earth is Geb. Though she’s closely related to both as one is her dad and the other is essentially a nephew also there’s a hippo goddess of motherhood for Egypt
Jake is incredblie funny. However, I must say this Isis is the name of an Egyptian Goddess not Greek. And as someone going for a degree in Archaeology specializing in Egyptology it broke my heart to hear that chose that name for such horrible people.
In 1989 I walked into an old post office in Allentown Pennsylvania. Whilst in line, I looked at the mosaic floor...., full of swastikas. I learned that the post office was from the 1920s and the symbol was religious. Jack's response was my response..., "Not, anymore!" I couldn't believe that flooring survived WW2.
My son's had classmates called Newton, Napoleon and Nefertiti. They're Muslims 😂😂. The nearby town to where I live is called Qaida. Has been for over a century
My high school principal was named Mr Alcock. There are just some names you have where you don't choose a profession that involves standing in a building full of children all day.
Funnily the Buddhist symbol is noticeably different from the swastiki sits at an angle, where as the Buddhist symbol sits at a right angle and has four dots next to each arm, the swatiki actually comes from a Finnish symbol, which was originally a Norse rune meaning lightning or a lightning bolt
This happened to my sister Arielle, (pronounced Are-EE-El) because my mom liked the name. Then a little film called "The Little Mermaid" came out and swept the world by storm. Cue 30 years of constantly correcting everyone who called her "Ariel" because of that Jamaican crab. It actually helped her out when she started up a swim school, so...
Same except I was snowboarding and her dad allowed her on the black diamond slope. It was so steep that even with me throwing myself on my back I couldn't stop.
I lived in a town where the local bone cracker was actually named Harold Dick, Dr. Harold Dick. He had it emblazoned on his window in beautiful gold letters. I always thought, wow, he must be a real hoot! Often thought of him as an inspiration.
That moment when you have a sore throat, and any laughter will make you burst out into a coughing fit, and you decide to watch this video... I had to hold my breath almost the whole video to keep from laugh-coughing.
The Buddhist symbol was still used on the map as a key for Buddhist temple in Japan. That's why it freaks a lot of westerners out (not sure if it was changed it's been five years before I move out of Asia and never visited Japan since)
I had a classmate whose name was kayke (literally pronounced ka-ai-ke) K"something" (don't actually remember the last name). Our class also had a Kailee. One day a substitute teacher got confused with both Kais, and on an effort to not mix them up, ended up calling kayke, "KK K" (kei-kei-kei) and poor dude got stuck with a killer nickname the rest of the year. The most compassionate ones called him "triple K" but the fire had already been spread and NO ONE was ready to let go yet.
I don't want to be that guy (I'm kidding I totally want to be that guy I'm just lampshading it) But Isis (Aset) is the EGYPTIAN godess of fertility and motherhood
The Adolf bit reminded me I actually have a great uncle Adolf who is buried in Mt. Hebron cemetery on our family plot. XD. It was so jarring to see that the first time I ever went there.
As far as unfortunate classroom names, our English teacher was well loved by his pupils. Cheeky and cheesy, one example was mucking about with our names for the morning register. "Today class, we're going to swap round the initial letters of your surname and first name." Uh? Bit weird & not very good we thought. Until I noticed poor old Martin Fackerell's reddening face ... Ever since he was known as stinky, farty, you name it.
1:05 looks like when her parents named her, they made TWO mistakes. Isis isn't greek, that's Iris, the name of the goddess of the rainbow. Isis is the EGYPTIAN goddess of life and magic. The Greek goddess of nature is Demeter, and her daughter got kidnapped by the god of the underworld, so not really something you want to be associating with your own kid.
Our school had a girl named Lady and a boy named Major. They were nice kids and I never heard anyone pick on them about their names. Maybe we were more polite then.
My daughters name is Ármey, pronounced kinda like our may. EVERY english speaking person we meet say Army?? 😳 Then they give us this facial expression saying “weird but ok!!” 😂
We had a company by the name of Isis - They have been making sweet things with no added sugar since 1993. They used the name before a certain organization and eventually chose to rebrand around 2016. They go by Easis now. They changed their name because it was making it difficult to get the brand going outside of Denmark because of the negative associations. A company is one thing. But a child? Yikes.
@@oliviadaly4795 yeah, Iris is my middle name i knew that but when talking about Isis for a world tour comedy tour you would try and get your facts right wouldn't you?
I had Isis picked out as my daughter's name since i was a little girl (Egyptian goddess). In 2002 i had a son, so no Isis - but i named my first female cat that, lol. I also was able to use the name Juno on my first female dog - then the movie came. Probably good I didn't have a daughter.
The swastik is way older than Buddhism. It's an ancient Indian symbol, still very important to hindus. Often found at the doorways of homes, is in every temple, every home altar. The oldest known swastik dates to around 10,000 years ago from the Ukraine, and as indians, it is still important. So when you enter a Hindu home, don't get all offended and so on. That would be very inappropriate!
My mom had a coworker who was legally blind, and she had a seeing eye dog called Isis. Not as awkward as having a human called Isis, but still, the dog would have had to have been named After that became an issue.
Mythology nerd here. The Greek Goddess of Nature is Demeter. Isis is an Egyptian Goddess of Motherhood and Magic. Closest Greek Goddess name is Iris, Goddess of Rainbows
Isis isn't a Greek goddess isis is an Egyptian goddess so either Jack got that mixed up or the lady didn't know what she was talking about. And even if you didn't name her daughter isis before everything went down you got to be a little more careful with what you say because if you're not careful it could very easily be taken out of context and have some undesirable consequences.
No joke - I taught a child whose name was Cleotris. She went by Cleo, but I felt so sorry for her due to the horrible treatment she forced to endure throughout middle school. Why would a parent do that to a child?
Well, the first five seconds ('I'm definitely not ready to have a child, I'll be a terrible parent') have not aged well, cos he is going to be a dad in September ❤ Hope he doesn't use any of the names he jokes about here 😂
To be fair, Isis is a pretty ancient name, going back to the Egyptian goddess. I would just assume that anyone who named their kid Isis did it because of tradition. That being said, sometimes you should hold off tradition until words get new meanings. Like anyone who decided to shorten "Richard" to "Dick"
Here in Brasil Isis is actually a pretty common name for young girls. I knew quite a few growing up. I'd never really made the correlation between Isis the name and ISIS the... well, ISIS before, probably because ISIS wasn't really a big deal here as far as I can tell.
Head over to the moguls. I'm trying to perfect my technique while keeping my knees in the same shape as they started and WWWWWEEEEEEE..... A waist high kid rips past me going right over the tips of my skis. No poles. Arms up, legs out like an X and they are just going from top to top of each mogul heading straight down at a speed just short of the sound barrier. WHAT THE? After extracting myself from the tree I flew into after they went by I started laughing. And start plotting..... I'll plant a pole next time and stop them and try to tell them how to properly go down. Next run 30 mins later I come off the slope and this kid skies up. Here's your pole sir. Sorry about running into it.. Didn't slow him down one bit.
When I was 12 or so, my mom and stepdad were trying to teach me to snowboard on the bunny slope. I...did not take well to it. I've fallen over, my board is dragging me down the hill, and I'm trying to grab snow in a futile effort to stop myself. There happened to be a lady sitting on the run watching her small toddler zip around on his board like a pro, and unfortunately for her, she stopped me. With her tailbone. Btw, turns out I'm a much better skier than I am a boarder. 🤣
jack:"in hitler's defence"
jacl: wait no!
Ah yes, Jacl, Jack's alter ego
@@thejackattack LOL
Dr. Jacl and Mr. White(hall)
@@FunnCubes stop🪅
Jacl and Hall
I actually had someone named Isis in my class for a few years. When I mentioned her to my parents they were so confused about the name and were asking questions and I had no idea what the big deal was lol.
Me too
I had a teacher who's first name was Isis my senior year of high school
I always said if I got a black cat I'd name her Isis. She ended up as Freya and now she's a support animal and named Morgana.
I think it sounds like a pretty name. It's a shame when horrible people ruin good things.
I know three people called Isis.
You pronounce it (here) like Íhh-sis.
Most unfortunate bilingual name trajedy was a boy in my class. His parents were French and didn't speak any english. He was born in canada though so they wanted him to have an 'American' sounding name to help him fit in and given the popularity of harry potter, they named him Harry. What they failed to realize is that when your last name is Anas naming your child Harry is not a good plan to help him out socially. Harry Anas is quite a name to put on your resume
Took me a while to get it but man kids are brutal
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that took me a second lmfao
@@OmolonFluidDynamicsEnjoyer lol
“He’s doing a video for isis!!”
“Shut up!!”
Has me rolling around thats the funniest thing I’ve ever heard
I once worked with a woman who explained how she named her daughter. She stated that while pregnant she asked her husband for name suggestions and before replying he happened to glance over at a bottle of cleaner. So, he blurted out the first thing that came to his mind - the name of the cleaner - Tidy - as in Tidy Bowl toilet cleaner. She actually liked the sound of it and thus named her daughter Tidy Lou. I almost asked her if she realized that she just basically named her daughter "clean toilet." lol
😂 she really did!
Oh nooooooo😂
What did she say, after you asked her about how, it’s like she named her daughter “Tidy Lou”?
Can I just say isis (the goddess)
1) is not a Greek goddess and is Egyptian
2)is the goddess of magic and healing not nature
Edit: I was not aware of this but Aset (the original Egyptian name) has nature as part of her associations. I was only aware of the magic and medicine associations. I love learning and mythology so this is showing how incompetent I can be which is called the duning Kruger effect but now I'm going on a tangent sorry. My point being: thank you everyone and I hope we can all keep learning about historical cultures happily by sharing our knowledge with everyone
I was abut to say that but then i remembered that Isis is her greek name, her egyptian name is Aset. And she is arguably a nature goddess too, classification of god roles is not that clear cut
@@omershaik6374 thank you for reminding me of the original Egyptian name I had forgotten it and sorry for the oversimplification
This!
That's very karen of her to get her beautiful, other-language symbolism wrong while naming her kid Isis
I’m pretty sure the lady (or Jack) had mistaken it for Iris which is the Greek Goddess of Rainbows
I teach a child called Dodo. I’m now used to the name and the kid is delightful but I still make sure I concentrate on that class a lot more just to ensure the kid leaves my class in as good a condition as they arrived in.
Let's hope he doesn't go the way of the dodo.
Sorry, I had to.
@@dracos0024 my thought every single week! So far, so good though
Isis' Dad: "Come take a video for Isis!"
Jack: "I'm sorry but I really must be heading out now."
ISIS: "Let us help with that!"
Heading off more like
@@nifralo2752I was just about to say the same damn thing!😊
on a blind date
Him:" so what's you lovely name?"
Her : Isis
Awkward silence
(runs)
Jack is one of the few comedians that actually make me laugh, great stuff he does
Coming from a gaming furrie post millennial, that shows this guy is no comedian. You guys don't know what real comedy was because your cancel culture killed them because you were all so offended so now we have lame pretty boys like this to appease you.
She was the Egyptian goddess of fertility and motherhood (also the goddess of magic, death, healing and rebirth). Her name is the Greek form of an ancient Egyptian name for “throne”. (I googled all these facts, just because… 😊) Anyway, I love Jack’s standup comedy! He’s absolutely brilliant!
Your source might have gotten some things confused since Anubis is the god of death and the god of earth is Geb. Though she’s closely related to both as one is her dad and the other is essentially a nephew also there’s a hippo goddess of motherhood for Egypt
Jake is incredblie funny. However, I must say this Isis is the name of an Egyptian Goddess not Greek. And as someone going for a degree in Archaeology specializing in Egyptology it broke my heart to hear that chose that name for such horrible people.
jake?
@@illegalcoding OMG! LMAO! JACK! I MEANT JACK!!!!😂😂😂😂 Oh its gonna be a long day! Jack, Im sorry!
@@Rowan_Waters hahhah, its okay!
Isis' Egyptian name is Aset and former is her Greek name. (although I'm not completely sure of it)
@@sudikshasingh48 I think it right
Jack's play on words is amazing 👍😂😂
In 1989 I walked into an old post office in Allentown Pennsylvania. Whilst in line, I looked at the mosaic floor...., full of swastikas. I learned that the post office was from the 1920s and the symbol was religious. Jack's response was my response..., "Not, anymore!" I couldn't believe that flooring survived WW2.
'Feels like a routine that is on barrowed time'... Oh you were so right.
Why was it on borrowed time?
My son's had classmates called Newton, Napoleon and Nefertiti. They're Muslims 😂😂. The nearby town to where I live is called Qaida. Has been for over a century
When I was 8, I had a substitute teacher who took over the class for a month. His name, and I kid you not, was Mr. Dick 😔
was his surname Head???
Yep, parents need to think twice about naming their children to end up with that surname! Sheesh!
That's a fairly normal surname though.
My high school principal was named Mr Alcock. There are just some names you have where you don't choose a profession that involves standing in a building full of children all day.
That's pretty common... It's also (somehow) a nickname for Richard.
Funnily the Buddhist symbol is noticeably different from the swastiki sits at an angle, where as the Buddhist symbol sits at a right angle and has four dots next to each arm, the swatiki actually comes from a Finnish symbol, which was originally a Norse rune meaning lightning or a lightning bolt
i read the title as “what to not name your child: first name on the list, Jack Whitehall”
I love this man 🤣🤣
I would never name my kid “I ACCIDENTALLY HIT A KID SKIING
This happened to my sister Arielle, (pronounced Are-EE-El) because my mom liked the name. Then a little film called "The Little Mermaid" came out and swept the world by storm. Cue 30 years of constantly correcting everyone who called her "Ariel" because of that Jamaican crab. It actually helped her out when she started up a swim school, so...
That thumbnail scared the crap out of me while I was scrolling
1:58 is what everyone in Britain was saying when Lizz Trust became Prime Minister
Same except I was snowboarding and her dad allowed her on the black diamond slope. It was so steep that even with me throwing myself on my back I couldn't stop.
This is so funny😂
He’s a comedian so I would hope so
only for post millenials when comedy died and people dont know what real comedy was.
I lived in a town where the local bone cracker was actually named Harold Dick, Dr. Harold Dick. He had it emblazoned on his window in beautiful gold letters. I always thought, wow, he must be a real hoot! Often thought of him as an inspiration.
That moment when you have a sore throat, and any laughter will make you burst out into a coughing fit, and you decide to watch this video...
I had to hold my breath almost the whole video to keep from laugh-coughing.
Drinks lotsa water and take your meds,
Hope you feel better soon~!
@@horriblekellible Thank you!
I'm feeling much better now. Still got a slight cough, but that's all.
They legit killed off the dog in Downton Abbey when it was named Isis jfc XD
"it's greek for goddess of nature" and then the kid's named after an egyptian goddess
The Buddhist symbol was still used on the map as a key for Buddhist temple in Japan. That's why it freaks a lot of westerners out (not sure if it was changed it's been five years before I move out of Asia and never visited Japan since)
Look on Google maps, they still use it.
That was hilarious omg
I named my guinea pig the exact same thing for the exact same reason
I had a classmate whose name was kayke (literally pronounced ka-ai-ke) K"something" (don't actually remember the last name). Our class also had a Kailee.
One day a substitute teacher got confused with both Kais, and on an effort to not mix them up, ended up calling kayke, "KK K" (kei-kei-kei) and poor dude got stuck with a killer nickname the rest of the year.
The most compassionate ones called him "triple K" but the fire had already been spread and NO ONE was ready to let go yet.
I don't want to be that guy (I'm kidding I totally want to be that guy I'm just lampshading it) But Isis (Aset) is the EGYPTIAN godess of fertility and motherhood
9Isis is a Greek translation of an Egyptian goddess (the main Egyptian goddess at that).
AND NOW THAT GUY'S A DAD
The Adolf bit reminded me I actually have a great uncle Adolf who is buried in Mt. Hebron cemetery on our family plot. XD. It was so jarring to see that the first time I ever went there.
As far as unfortunate classroom names, our English teacher was well loved by his pupils. Cheeky and cheesy, one example was mucking about with our names for the morning register.
"Today class, we're going to swap round the initial letters of your surname and first name."
Uh? Bit weird & not very good we thought. Until I noticed poor old Martin Fackerell's reddening face ...
Ever since he was known as stinky, farty, you name it.
1:05 looks like when her parents named her, they made TWO mistakes. Isis isn't greek, that's Iris, the name of the goddess of the rainbow. Isis is the EGYPTIAN goddess of life and magic. The Greek goddess of nature is Demeter, and her daughter got kidnapped by the god of the underworld, so not really something you want to be associating with your own kid.
“It’s Greek for nature goddess” nope, thats not what that is. That’s the greek version of the Egyptian goddess of magic and healing
This is hilarious
Love your commedy
The fact that i was hit while skiing makes me want to think more
Well, for the US, if your name is Isis, it would help to just start pronouncing the Greek/Egyptian name true to the original (i.e. like "Eesis")
I had two people in my biology class in highschool who's names were lady. One was a guy and the other a girl. I felt bad for them.
Our school had a girl named Lady and a boy named Major. They were nice kids and I never heard anyone pick on them about their names. Maybe we were more polite then.
My mom went to school with a boy who’s last name was lovelady lmao
Someone named their son ‘lady’? That poor man. There is no way he wasn’t ruthlessly bullied for that name.
Anyone here after settle down. When he is gonna be a dad.
My daughters name is Ármey, pronounced kinda like our may. EVERY english speaking person we meet say Army?? 😳 Then they give us this facial expression saying “weird but ok!!” 😂
We had a company by the name of Isis - They have been making sweet things with no added sugar since 1993.
They used the name before a certain organization and eventually chose to rebrand around 2016. They go by Easis now.
They changed their name because it was making it difficult to get the brand going outside of Denmark because of the negative associations.
A company is one thing. But a child? Yikes.
Isis isn’t even a greek goddess she is egyptian 😂😂
There's a Greek goddess (of rainbows, communications and new endeavours) called Iris tho. Probably where the confusion happened
@@oliviadaly4795 yeah, Iris is my middle name i knew that but when talking about Isis for a world tour comedy tour you would try and get your facts right wouldn't you?
I had Isis picked out as my daughter's name since i was a little girl (Egyptian goddess). In 2002 i had a son, so no Isis - but i named my first female cat that, lol. I also was able to use the name Juno on my first female dog - then the movie came. Probably good I didn't have a daughter.
The swastik is way older than Buddhism. It's an ancient Indian symbol, still very important to hindus. Often found at the doorways of homes, is in every temple, every home altar. The oldest known swastik dates to around 10,000 years ago from the Ukraine, and as indians, it is still important. So when you enter a Hindu home, don't get all offended and so on. That would be very inappropriate!
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The irony is Isis was one of the Egyptian pharaohs
A goddess
@@sirandrelefaedelinoge That’s what I meant
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Isis is actually an Egyptian Goddess
She should have done Iris, goddess of rainbows
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Brilliant
1:01 Typical American
My mom had a coworker who was legally blind, and she had a seeing eye dog called Isis. Not as awkward as having a human called Isis, but still, the dog would have had to have been named After that became an issue.
Should've changed it to iris... I'm sorry that's an awful joke
Most people named Isis are actually named after the Egyptian goddess. I had a really good government teacher in high school name Isis
Shooty shooty bom bom, isn't there a song that goes something like that
Mythology nerd here. The Greek Goddess of Nature is Demeter. Isis is an Egyptian Goddess of Motherhood and Magic. Closest Greek Goddess name is Iris, Goddess of Rainbows
There are two regular customers at the store where I work who are named Unique.
Isis isn't a Greek goddess isis is an Egyptian goddess so either Jack got that mixed up or the lady didn't know what she was talking about. And even if you didn't name her daughter isis before everything went down you got to be a little more careful with what you say because if you're not careful it could very easily be taken out of context and have some undesirable consequences.
1:00 Except this woman is wrong. Isis isn’t a Greek nature goddess, she’s an Egyptian goddess of magic.
Iris is a Greek goddess (of rainbows etc) tho
Isis is the Egyptian goddess of fertility.
Artemis is the Greek goddess of nature.
Friend of mine went to school with someone named Dingbat
Somehow worse that the classmate was a girl
There was a kid at my school called Wayne King
I had to say that to myself a couple times. Oh God.
Isis is an Egyptian name... I know I sound like a complete nerd but the Greek Goddess of Nature is Phusis.
An Egyptian goddess, but still the Greek name for her. So no, you don't sound like a complete nerd.
I can relate..I hit a kid too…I must stay off social media..(sigh)
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Isis is an Egyptian goddess, not Greek.
I totally forgot the meaning for Isis nowadays. I've been watching Downton Abbey and the dog's name is Isis
I was on a sled and there was this french kid standing in the way let’s just say he did a flip he dident mean to do
No joke - I taught a child whose name was Cleotris. She went by Cleo, but I felt so sorry for her due to the horrible treatment she forced to endure throughout middle school. Why would a parent do that to a child?
They weren't thinking of the child.
I used to have to go to the hospital a lot and my favorite nurse there had the name Isis
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So Jack hit a kid skiing? Like … is that a thing now? When is his trail?
I've never changed the way I drive for those signs, mostly because my children wouldn't be in the fucking *street* where the CARS go!
I'm Greek and I really like our mythology. I highly doubt there's a God / goddess of nature named Isis.
There isn’t, she’s an Egyptian goddess of motherhood
@@ghostlycoyote oh really? That's interesting. The more you know I guess
He's getting confused between the Egyptian goddess Isis (of healing and magic and things) and the Greek goddess Iris
I just saw the JW in the corner and thought: why does this have a Jehovah's Witnesses logo?
Lady thought she named her daughter after a greek god... Isis is an egyptian goddess...
Iris is a Greek god of rainbows and new endeavours though
I had a classmate in elementary named Iran
Well, the first five seconds ('I'm definitely not ready to have a child, I'll be a terrible parent') have not aged well, cos he is going to be a dad in September ❤
Hope he doesn't use any of the names he jokes about here 😂
To be fair, Isis is a pretty ancient name, going back to the Egyptian goddess. I would just assume that anyone who named their kid Isis did it because of tradition. That being said, sometimes you should hold off tradition until words get new meanings. Like anyone who decided to shorten "Richard" to "Dick"
Hajshsk isis is my middle name, I got that all the time in middle school after they found out my middle name-
I'm changing my last name to Flight and am gonna call my child Malaysia Flight, I'll have 306 kids and on the 307th, they'll be going missing
omg 😂😂
Jack pally, the Greek goddess if the message and rainbow. Is not isis its IRIS like the thing around the pupil of the eye VERRYY different
Here in Brasil Isis is actually a pretty common name for young girls. I knew quite a few growing up. I'd never really made the correlation between Isis the name and ISIS the... well, ISIS before, probably because ISIS wasn't really a big deal here as far as I can tell.
Ice Spice’s name is Isis 💀
Makes me laugh
Isis isn’t even Greek! She’s Egyptian lol!!!
My friend once knew someone called A-a, pronounced Adasha
Head over to the moguls. I'm trying to perfect my technique while keeping my knees in the same shape as they started and WWWWWEEEEEEE..... A waist high kid rips past me going right over the tips of my skis. No poles. Arms up, legs out like an X and they are just going from top to top of each mogul heading straight down at a speed just short of the sound barrier. WHAT THE? After extracting myself from the tree I flew into after they went by I started laughing. And start plotting..... I'll plant a pole next time and stop them and try to tell them how to properly go down. Next run 30 mins later I come off the slope and this kid skies up. Here's your pole sir. Sorry about running into it.. Didn't slow him down one bit.
When I was 12 or so, my mom and stepdad were trying to teach me to snowboard on the bunny slope. I...did not take well to it. I've fallen over, my board is dragging me down the hill, and I'm trying to grab snow in a futile effort to stop myself. There happened to be a lady sitting on the run watching her small toddler zip around on his board like a pro, and unfortunately for her, she stopped me. With her tailbone.
Btw, turns out I'm a much better skier than I am a boarder. 🤣
That's also just wrong, it's an Egyptian goddess, the greek goddess of "nature" (again wrong, it's rainbows), is called Iris.
Well, that routine bombed.
I like the name Isis, it really sucks it was ruined by such an evil group
He’s doing a video for what?
Hasn’t he just had a kid like 2 days ago??