As reporter Kirsten Drysdale was about to give birth, there was no better time than the birth of her own child to take matters into her own hands and see what happens.
But apparently, one mother is perfectly OK with her baby’s chosen name, according to reports.
Well, Drysdale was heavily pregnant when she was working on a news segment for ABC’s “WTFAQ” program, which aims to investigate the answers to viewer’s submitted questions.Drysdale took the question and began investigating. “Methamphetamine Rules we thought would surely get rejected, and then when it does, we can find out what name the registrar chooses,” Drysdale told theTo Drysdale’s surprise, however, the NSW Australian Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages did not reject the name. The baby boy’s name was officially and legally named “Methamphetamine Rules.”
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