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Mom In Australia Legally Names Newborn Son 'Methamphetamine Rules' - For A Good Reason?? - Vimarsana News

Mom In Australia Legally Names Newborn Son 'Methamphetamine Rules' - For A Good Reason??

An Australian journalist named her newborn son Methamphetamine Rules... for an investigative report?! Kirsten Drysdale (pictured above) is a media member

Australian journalist Kirsten Drysdale named baby Methamphetamine Rules for ABC WTFAQ program - Vimarsana News

Australian journalist Kirsten Drysdale named baby Methamphetamine Rules for ABC WTFAQ program

An Aussie journo has learnt the hard way how easy it is to name your baby something utterly bizarre. 

ABC Presenter Names Baby 'Meth Rules' To See If It Got Blocked - Vimarsana News

ABC Presenter Names Baby 'Meth Rules' To See If It Got Blocked

Kirsten Drysdale has named her newborn son "Methamphetamine Rules" to answer the question: what can't you name a child?

ABC WTFAQ presenter Kirsten Drysdale's bizarre name for newborn son gets approved by NSW Births Deaths and Marriages - Vimarsana News

ABC WTFAQ presenter Kirsten Drysdale's bizarre name for newborn son gets approved by NSW Births Deaths and Marriages

The ABC presenter was curious to find out what type of baby names can and can't be legally used and decided to put NSW Births Deaths and Marriages to the test.

ABC journalist legally names baby Methamphetamine Rules in NSW Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages investigation gone wrong - Vimarsana News

ABC journalist legally names baby Methamphetamine Rules in NSW Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages investigation gone wrong

New mother Kirsten Drysdale has revealed her horror after the shocking name she submitted for her baby to test the boundaries of the NSW Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages slipped through the cracks.