nice avatar.
FUNNY PICS?????
^^^^^^
zing! (by a fly out king)
zing! (by a fly out king)
Furtanken27 Jan 2009
Pazlo_Lanaflex27 Jan 2009I FUCKING LOVE SKATE-BUDGIE!!!
Looks just like the budgie I had when I was a kid. We called him Blinky because he blinked a lot.
We were very observant children but not too imaginative when it came to pet names. Our cat's name was Fluffy. He was a belligerent tom cat who fucked anything furry that breathed.
Our budgie wasn't very good at talking but could mimic the kettle boiling.
Looks just like the budgie I had when I was a kid. We called him Blinky because he blinked a lot.
We were very observant children but not too imaginative when it came to pet names. Our cat's name was Fluffy. He was a belligerent tom cat who fucked anything furry that breathed.
Our budgie wasn't very good at talking but could mimic the kettle boiling.
your pictures are shit
cool, at least they're something
Chr!s28 Jan 2009yeah im with peter pan so shut the fuck up
ps. why do u have a girls name?
ps. why do u have a girls name?
you're with peter pan? cool...
umm yeah, girls name, for sure, i can wear that
except maybe back in the 60's and 70's it may well have been more of a boys name... just taking a stab in the dark, but that could be the reason... did you want my mums number so you can give her a call, she might have a bit more info for you
umm yeah, girls name, for sure, i can wear that
except maybe back in the 60's and 70's it may well have been more of a boys name... just taking a stab in the dark, but that could be the reason... did you want my mums number so you can give her a call, she might have a bit more info for you
Mr Fox28 Jan 2009Chr!s and Peter Pan eh? Geez there's heaps of couples popping up around the site these days.
Furtanken28 Jan 2009For Chr!s and Peter Pan:
Chr!s
14:18 28/Jan
yeah im with peter pan so shut the fuck up
ps. why do u have a girls name?
STACY Peralta?
14:18 28/Jan
yeah im with peter pan so shut the fuck up
ps. why do u have a girls name?
STACY Peralta?
Tod Ohree28 Jan 2009gnome bro, bringing the zing down on the town.
Chr!s don't you even mention my name.
You shut the fuck up!
How many fucking times do i need to tell you?
You shut the fuck up!
How many fucking times do i need to tell you?
not a pic. but revelvant to ur arugment.
[edit] ORIGIN AND HISTORY
The name Stacy has two possible sources, depending on which gender it belongs to.
1)As a girl's name, Stacy appeared as a shortened form of the Greek name Anastasia, which means "resurrection."[1]
2)As a boy's name, Stacy came from the Greek name Eustace, which means "fruitful,"[2] or "bountiful grapes."[3]
It was a boy's name first, but has been overshadowed by usage as a girl's name in recent years.[4]
Stacy, or Stacey, may also occur as a surname. This surname derives from the given name, through the masculine form Stace, which is short for Eustace. This surname has origins in England and Ireland.[5]
[edit] POPULARITY
As a girl's name in the United States, Stacy first appeared on the list of top 1000 most popular girls' names in the year 1949. The height of this name's popularity was between the late 1960s and the mid-1980s. The peak came in 1973, when it ranked as the 32nd most popular girl's name in the United States. Popularity dropped through the 1990s, but has kept a steady place in the 600 ranks of the top 1000. In 2007, Stacy ranked as the 693rd most popular girl's name.[6]
The alternate spelling, Stacey, had a similar trend, first appearing in 1950 and reaching a peak as the 41st most popular girl's name between 1971 and 1973. Popularity of this spelling dropped off more quickly, though, and Stacey last appeared in the top 1000 list in the year 2006.[7]
As a boy's name in the United States, Stacy made a few appearances on the top 1000 list in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, but really began to gain popularity in the 1940s. Usage was never as high as the girl's name, but reached a peak of popularity in 1968 as the 157th most popular boy's name in the United States. Usage then began a gradual decline, and Stacy last appeared on the boy's chart in the year 1993.[8]
Stacy is a moderately popular girl's name in Belgium. In 2004, Stacy was the 536th most popular girl's name.
Stacy has also been a top 1000 name in Australia during the early 21st century. In 2002, Stacy was the 683rd most popular girl's name in Australia.[9]
According to WhitePages.com, Stacy is the 1689th most common surname in the United States. The highest concentration of people with the last name Stacy is in Kentucky, followed by Ohio, Virginia and Texas.[10]
[edit] ORIGIN AND HISTORY
The name Stacy has two possible sources, depending on which gender it belongs to.
1)As a girl's name, Stacy appeared as a shortened form of the Greek name Anastasia, which means "resurrection."[1]
2)As a boy's name, Stacy came from the Greek name Eustace, which means "fruitful,"[2] or "bountiful grapes."[3]
It was a boy's name first, but has been overshadowed by usage as a girl's name in recent years.[4]
Stacy, or Stacey, may also occur as a surname. This surname derives from the given name, through the masculine form Stace, which is short for Eustace. This surname has origins in England and Ireland.[5]
[edit] POPULARITY
As a girl's name in the United States, Stacy first appeared on the list of top 1000 most popular girls' names in the year 1949. The height of this name's popularity was between the late 1960s and the mid-1980s. The peak came in 1973, when it ranked as the 32nd most popular girl's name in the United States. Popularity dropped through the 1990s, but has kept a steady place in the 600 ranks of the top 1000. In 2007, Stacy ranked as the 693rd most popular girl's name.[6]
The alternate spelling, Stacey, had a similar trend, first appearing in 1950 and reaching a peak as the 41st most popular girl's name between 1971 and 1973. Popularity of this spelling dropped off more quickly, though, and Stacey last appeared in the top 1000 list in the year 2006.[7]
As a boy's name in the United States, Stacy made a few appearances on the top 1000 list in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, but really began to gain popularity in the 1940s. Usage was never as high as the girl's name, but reached a peak of popularity in 1968 as the 157th most popular boy's name in the United States. Usage then began a gradual decline, and Stacy last appeared on the boy's chart in the year 1993.[8]
Stacy is a moderately popular girl's name in Belgium. In 2004, Stacy was the 536th most popular girl's name.
Stacy has also been a top 1000 name in Australia during the early 21st century. In 2002, Stacy was the 683rd most popular girl's name in Australia.[9]
According to WhitePages.com, Stacy is the 1689th most common surname in the United States. The highest concentration of people with the last name Stacy is in Kentucky, followed by Ohio, Virginia and Texas.[10]
heh heh heh... it suuuuuuuure is.
or, a boy's name with originals of "fruitful" or in modern terms - homosexual.
or, a boy's name with originals of "fruitful" or in modern terms - homosexual.
what are those chat thing?
lets rhyssa28 Jan 2009ahah
Ciao.28 Jan 2009Fuck you suck stacy.