Jingsamichty

Think more of Uncle Monty from "Withnail & I."

[Arch-camp] : "I can never touch meat until it's cooked. As a youth I used to weep in butcher's shops"

Flogger

Glass of sherry old boy

Biiiiink

I like that, well, Monty I mean. Makes me think of that curly-haired gardener guy...

The4BellsLondon

I still like it too!! but now he is Theo John Hunter Bell (kept my surname in there too!)

MrsDV

My daughter went to school with an Australian girl named Kiana, when I mis-pronounced it her mother explained to me it was like Diana, but with a K. She later introduced me to her little sister, who's name was Takota, this time the mother explained it's like Dakota but with a T

maggie and chris

A nephew of mine is Alexander Augustus

We kept our adopted daughter's birth name - Lucy - I think it's really pretty, then we added Elizabeth and Monique after two amazing women we know. It's a huge name for a tiny girl, but I figure she'll grow into it

My sister's friend, S Green, married a Mr Mould. I guess she wouldn't be hyphernating that one

FlirtyKnickers

pinkmcfarquhar

Forgot about my auntie, who used to be a headmistress. Once taught a Rosie Bottom.

(really, why would you do that to your child!)

Mind you, I can't speak, my first name is gaelic, and if you translate it I become Jessie Jane!

Dave+Jules

We went for semi-traditional for our two; Kathryn Emma and Gemma Victoria.

I tend to forget which name to use (it seems more of a challenge as I mature) so I have developed a standard name that I can use for either of them that generally gets a response

"Oi... you with the brain" certainly eliminates alot of teenagers

Dave+Jules

LMAO