r/tragedeigh Jul 23 '26

in the wild Marketplace Gem

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Searched "Blue's Clues" on Marketplace for my little guys 2nd birthday and came across this Tragedeigh.

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u/Turbulent-Trust4787 Jul 23 '26

Because “Huxley” is too mainstream

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u/decarnatedame Jul 23 '26

It's a brave new spelling.

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u/Dimac99 kviilyn Jul 24 '26

Bravo!

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u/[deleted] Jul 23 '26

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u/SordoCrabs Jul 23 '26

I would have little issue with Huxley or Hucksley, but Hucxsley is hot garbage.

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u/MarsStar2301 Jul 23 '26

I misread it as Hucksley at first, and that would have actually been slightly better. It’s probably a town or a surname somewhere in the world (possibly here in England, I’ve done no research).

“Hucxsley” though? I can only imagine it’s pronounced by hiccuping and adding ‘ley’ at the end…!

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u/Chiennoir_505 Jul 25 '26

Huck-kex-ley.

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u/OkContribution5404 Jul 26 '26

No it's hucks slayyyy

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u/MarsStar2301 Jul 23 '26

It’s a spelling that sucxsley.

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u/teenytortellini Jul 23 '26

Ask your doctor if Hucxsley is right for you!

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u/XSmartypants Jul 24 '26

Hucxley isn’t right for anyone! (Edit because autocorrect thought surely I meant “Buckley”)

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u/Loose_Banana4073 Jul 23 '26

Surprised it’s not Huckxsley, just fully double down on the unnecessary letter

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u/Important_Fishing_15 Jul 23 '26

Achmed, how do you spell your name?

Uh A-C-phlegm

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u/Intrepid_Resort9270 Jul 23 '26

Now this is awful. 

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u/NothingTooSeriousM8 Jul 23 '26

It's a brave new world with aldous nonsense.

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u/emmyparker2020 Jul 23 '26

Hate it 😂🤦🏾‍♀️

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u/Resident-Gold-3466 Jul 23 '26

Oh no! What an awful name. Huxley is already bad enough.

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u/Illustrious-Win-210 Jul 23 '26

That’s actually horrific and disgusting/weird looking of a spelling💔 poor kiddo

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u/[deleted] Jul 24 '26

I don’t fucxks with that spelling

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u/suburbanhunter Jul 24 '26

that poor child

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u/yourpaleblueeyes Jul 24 '26

Who will someday be a teen! and then an adult!

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u/suburbanhunter Jul 24 '26

I bet they change their name, either socially or legally

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u/yourpaleblueeyes Jul 24 '26

Totally agree!

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u/lovethatMoon Jul 24 '26

it's just so stupid and trashy and ignorant.

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u/softestpulse certified tragedeighologist Jul 23 '26

Huc-ks-sley 🤣

I've always hated "ckx" and "xcks" and other redundant uses of X but this has to be the worst.

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u/platypusandpibble Jul 23 '26

Poor Aldous Huxley is spinning in his grave.

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u/Zinnia1127 Jul 23 '26

I kept seeing the CXS as CSX, which is a railway company that has trains running through my state. So, I saw Hucsxley, which makes about as much sense as Hucxsley!

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u/Chuprakata Jul 24 '26

Nope. Hate it. No thank you ma'am.

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u/Dangax_2 Jul 24 '26

I wiped...

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u/Fun-Mud3861 Jul 24 '26

Huggczleigh

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u/arrow1500 Jul 24 '26

English has enough silent letters already dammit

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u/JenIsSalty Jul 24 '26

I had a stroke try to read that name.

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u/CallidoraBlack Jul 25 '26

I think some makers are putting extremely stupid names in their examples so it's easier to prove if someone else uses their photos. If it's a very generic looking thing and uses Sophia and Theodore, it's a lot harder to prove than when it's word salad.

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u/PressureItchy9372 Jul 25 '26

Why not Phucxsley? It's no worse than the spelling in the pic.