Last but not least: The first screaming "Like" button
Those were the days when expectant parents in Israel drew inspiration from the good old Bible when choosing a name. Those days are definitely over—at least as far as Mr. and Mrs. Adler are concerned.
The young couple named their daughter after the "Like" button on Facebook: Like is her name, the little one. Facebook is creating revolutions today, is the father's reason for choosing the name. But that doesn't necessarily have to rub off on his daughter - he doesn't necessarily want to raise a revolutionary. The new parents have other reasons in store: "It's my girl, my love and I like her. And that's not all: they say they chose the name as a precaution; if all their friends and acquaintances click the Like button as soon as they see the first pictures of the baby, they might as well call the girl that. So all in all, the reasons follow a rather restrained logic, one is inclined to say. But since when do parents have to justify the name of their offspring? Celebrities are allowed to name their children Sunday Rose, Faith, Pilot Inspector, Fifi Trixibelle, Peaches Honeyblossom, Moon Unit, Ireland, Speck Wildhorse, Apple, or Poppy Honey Rosie with impunity - and nobody asks "why". Yes.
