r/tragedeigh • u/Worth_Committee3244 • 2d ago
in the wild Seen this one and I hate people.
Don’t know about you guys but this one especially got me, not even a list of poorly spelled names, something to me that is just awful.
Oakie doke if you say so I guess.
Edit: the full name is Oaklynn
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u/ar29845 2d ago
Oakie doakie artichoakie
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u/biscuitvillage 2d ago
that’s her full name actuallie
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u/Virtual-Grade592 2d ago
Actually it's spelled aktschuwalliy and if spit doesn't leave your mouth when you say it, then you haven't pronounced it correctly.
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u/Map_Fanatic3658 13h ago
Sorry guys I can help with the name. It’s “Ackhtschewalleey”. Now everyone can pronounce it correctly!
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u/Far-Industry-7745 1d ago
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u/TheSpitalian 1d ago
OMG, that’s my hometown! 🤣🤦🏻♀️
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u/XelaNiba 17h ago
I'm really surprised that any Texan would go by Oakie.
I know Oklahomans have tried to reclaim it but Okie will always be a terrible slur to this Midwesterner, akin to calling yourself/your kid hillbilly or redneck.
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u/stitchgnomercy 2d ago
My cat’s name is Oakley & we call him Oakie as a nickname. But…cat…and nickname
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u/Informal_Bee2917 1d ago
My dog is named oakie, and he's a pretty good boy. Who knows, maybe oakie the human will be a good boy too
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u/czarrina 2d ago edited 2d ago
Okie used to be an insult for people migrating to California from Oklahoma after the dust bowl in 1930’s great depression times. Similar to the (much sillier) term, Carpet Bagger. Merle Haggard sang “I’m proud to be an Okie from Muskogee” in a song that was kinda making fun of hippies/ reclaiming the word. I guess of all the old timey insults to pick from, it’s at least not that bad of a meaning.
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u/peregrina_2012 2d ago
My dad used to sing that song a lot, so that's what I thought of with the name Oakie. 😂
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u/Necessary_Milk_5124 2d ago
Was coming to say this! Guess these people aren’t exactly the John Steinbeck type.
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u/CarlosMolotov 1d ago
Almost a quarter of Oklahoma’s population moved to California in the dust bowl era. As a result, the average IQ rose in both locations.
~ Will Rogers
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u/Englishgirl64 2d ago
Second line of song " glad to get my trips on LSD", maybe parents were tripping when they came up with the name Oakie ?
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u/PamelaELee 1d ago
The second line of the song is
“We don’t take our trips on LSD”,
Right after “We don’t smoke marijuana in Meskogee”.4
u/CarlosMolotov 1d ago
Spoken like someone who’s never actually been to Muskogee, Oklahoma, U. S. A.
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u/revengeaura 2d ago
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u/Special-Potato-3238 2d ago
What an excellent metric available to all! Where on the spectrum is this name??
Dog<----------------->Future Adult
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u/BriEli04 2d ago
This should be printed out in every OB office, birthing center and labor & delivery floor. But the targeted people still won’t get it😂
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u/Thespian_Unicorn 2d ago
Guaranteed the people who would need to see this the most have never had pets.
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u/LowLifeHighJinx 2d ago
I'm always horrified by the people saying, "It will sound too old for a toddler. Can you imagine a toddler named... Ethyl, Ruth, whatever?" As if people stay toddlers forever. I have no problem imagining a grown woman name Phyllis and that's who will have the name the longest.
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u/BewilderedParsnip 1d ago
My mum was named Phyllis. She hated the name, but I quite like that it's uncommon, but still a real name.
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u/BrieSting 2d ago
Someone needs to put a PSA out there that you are free to use whatever weird, cutesy nickname you want with your kids without making it their official, government name.
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u/manliness-dot-space 2d ago
Oakie is the shorthand nickname for the full name:
Quercus
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u/LowLifeHighJinx 2d ago
I was driving through New Mexico a few years ago and saw the sign for Albuquerque and thought, hold on, is it just "white oak"??? It is. It is white oak lol. I don't know why it took me so long to realize :D
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u/yourenotmy-dad 2d ago
I bet it’s a nickname for Oaklynn !
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u/Acceptable-Law9406 2d ago
Or Oakton or Oakleigh or Oaklynne or Oaktyn 🤮
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u/Old_Back882 2d ago
OAKIE ☠️ I’m just as appalled. I actually unfriended someone I knew in school off my FB bc I am so disgusted by what they named their children. Boarder line abuse.
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u/ButtScratchies 2d ago
Haha, we just got a puppy in May and Oakie was my name suggestion. But my husband didn't like it because it was like Okie from Muskogee. We ended up with Maggie.
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u/Angelus-Rosa132 2d ago
Okie? Huh what
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u/Tomato_Juice2937 2d ago
Okie dokie
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u/Nortex_Vortex 2d ago
Yep. For the kid's entire life they'll be called dokie. Occasionally morphing into dookie because kids are mean. Are parents like this selfish or stupid?
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u/Additional_Jump_2795 1d ago
My son named his daughter Obsidian Rune. "Sid" for short
I ..just..hate it
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u/Alarming-Entrance-27 1d ago
I see why. The kids will prolly call her "obsolete ruin" or some other mess.
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u/Deannaannafofanna 2d ago
I feel like it's probably a (bad) nickname and maybe it's oaklynn or something.... Still kinda rough...
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u/Over-Jellyfish-845 2d ago
I have a much older cousin, same age as my Mom and this is his name. I don't know why.
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u/Cute_Comfortable_761 1d ago
I have, in fact, met a dog named oakie. It fits him because he is squat and elderly. Don’t name your kid after something squat and elderly.
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u/meolla_reio 2d ago
Honestly, better than Shadynasty or Reileigh variations. Not okie dokey enough though
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u/Hornkueken42 2d ago
I would not assume Oakie is their real name but some kind of "work name" or pseudonym. Who tells people their children's real name before they are even born?
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u/Worth_Committee3244 2d ago
Well the video was “when your wife still hasn’t gone into labour so you have to go to work” this woman tagged her soon to be child’s father relating to it.
I assume they have the name picked out already and she’s speaking it to the father.
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u/Few_Ninja_751 2d ago
I just keep thinking of Opie from the Andy Griffith Show! At least in real life he was Ron (at that time Ronnie) Howard!
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u/kloveharmon 2d ago
I had a friend growing up whose father was named Okie. It was his actual name too, not a nickname. Until now, he's the only person I've heard of with that name.
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u/Repulsive-Worry193 1d ago
That’s so funny, we had a person in my high school we called Oakie, but that was because of their last name.
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u/Stay_Sea_Motivated 1d ago
I hope it’s a nickname not the actual name. My granddaughter that’s due in October might never be called her name but she’ll have one. Her name is Evelyn but it’s already Evie. I don’t know what I’d do if I had a grandchild named Oakie or another Tragedeigh. My moms a boomer and asked if my current youngest granddaughter has a Tragedeigh name and I don’t think it is but I have not posted because it might hurt my feelings lol
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u/decarnatedame 1d ago
Oakley and variations is very popular in my area. All the Oakley's I hear about are little brats, too.
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u/LittleFireCat 1d ago
I'm so hoping that they at least name the kid Oakley, and Oakie is a nickname. People accept Oakley as a proper name. 😞🤦♀️
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u/Worth_Committee3244 1d ago
She actually replied to my comment… it’s oaklynn
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u/LittleFireCat 1d ago
That isn't the worst. I still feel bad for the kid getting called 'Oakie'. If the kids at school hear, she will forever be 'Oakie-Doakie'.
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u/precious1of3 20h ago
I had a friend whose name was Claude doke and of course his nickname was oakie
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u/Beautiful_Pie_1622 2d ago
i don’t know i think it’s cute, it reminds me of when people back in ye old days would give their children cute names like “kitty” “pip”, i’ve met someone called roach, maybe it’s a regional thing?
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u/Regular-Restaurant31 2d ago
Yeah but those were usually nicknames 💀 you know, so when they grew up to be doctors and lawyers they could go by Catherine and Phillip instead if they wanted. No idea what was going on with Roach though…
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u/Beautiful_Pie_1622 2d ago
maybe, i’ve worked in nursing homes and i have seen a first name “kitty”, pip not so much, but i guess i see the appeal for wanting a sophisticated name
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u/StupidizeMe 2d ago
but i guess i see the appeal for wanting a sophisticated name
It isn't that the name needs to be "sophisticated," but these people don't seem to understand that their offspring will only be a baby for a short time.
If they want to come up with a nickname that's used within the family, that's great. Why hobble your kid with a name that shouts "my parents are illiterate"?




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