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Re: Naming Babies
Originally Posted by MartinLuther
(Post 6017940)
Hopefully you weren't at the Sydney Mardi Gras at the time you said that. :lol:
Never heard of Zolar before and I suspect that you'll be condemning your kid to lifetime of "No, Zolar, Z O L A R. Yes, it is unusual. No, it doesn't mean anything. My dad thought it was a nice name", soon to be followed by sniggers after his back is turned. :unsure: Not keen on Roger either. Couldn't you guys have another go? :cool: (my mate Fintan is having a boy in two weeks and is insisting on calling him Megatron!:eek: But then he's a very damaged person.) |
Re: Naming Babies
Originally Posted by Call me AL
(Post 6019348)
'fraid not the missus is just as adamant about Roger as i am about Zolar,although we both agree on Gobnait if it's a girl. :thumbup:
(my mate Fintan is having a boy in two weeks and is insisting on calling him Megatron!:eek: But then he's a very damaged person.) |
Re: Naming Babies
Originally Posted by Dorothy
(Post 6019366)
I really like Gobnait. I always thought Cumwad would be nice for a boy, but my husband didn't like it. Guess it depends on your surname whether or not there is a nice ring to it.
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Re: Naming Babies
Originally Posted by Call me AL
(Post 6019426)
Thanks.I quite like Cumwad for a boy,or Cumdump for a girl, but i'm pretty sure OH wouldn't like them. :(
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Re: Naming Babies
I used to know someone who called their daughter Trade. (And this is for real.)
I'm not sure it conjures up the right image for a girl but hey ho it's their daughter :unsure::blink: |
Re: Naming Babies
Originally Posted by Dorothy
(Post 6019460)
No...Nobjockie for a girl. Notice the feminine spelling?
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Re: Naming Babies
Originally Posted by MartinLuther
(Post 6019491)
What about Mr and Mrs Balls' daughter Ophelia ;):D
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Re: Naming Babies
Originally Posted by Dorothy
(Post 6019460)
No...Nobjockie for a girl. Notice the feminine spelling?
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Re: Naming Babies
Originally Posted by MartinLuther
(Post 6019480)
I used to know someone who called their daughter Trade. (And this is for real.)
I'm not sure it conjures up the right image for a girl but hey ho it's their daughter :unsure::blink: |
Re: Naming Babies
Originally Posted by Call me AL
(Post 6019348)
'fraid not the missus is just as adamant about Roger as i am about Zolar,although we both agree on Gobnait if it's a girl. :thumbup:
(my mate Fintan is having a boy in two weeks and is insisting on calling him Megatron!:eek: But then he's a very damaged person.) |
Re: Naming Babies
Well when I was pregnant my husband came home with 2 lists with names on them (boy and girl obviously). I said great, had a look at it and a boys name was quickly decided on. Luckily with 20 weeks we know we were having a son, because if he had been a she, she wouldn't have a name at all :rofl:. So....when my son asked me what would my name have been if I had been a girl I told him that we already knew we were going to have a lovely boy and didn't pick one out. Btw his name is Joe. Oh and did you know that over here (Holland) Joey is a common name (Joe isn't!). Can you imagine emigrating to Australia being named Joey? :rofl:
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Re: Naming Babies
My grandfathers first name was Grignion.He died by his own hand.
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Re: Naming Babies
I used to know a Terry Watt - T.Watt - worst still, the computer system we used automatically recorded your name like this every time you accessed an account.
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Re: Naming Babies
Originally Posted by scotlandtooz
(Post 6020304)
I used to know a Terry Watt - T.Watt - worst still, the computer system we used automatically recorded your name like this every time you accessed an account.
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Re: Naming Babies
Originally Posted by tum
(Post 6020332)
Makes me think of the series Bottom
Class, that's from the movie not the series though. |
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