Childrens names.

[Leekbrookgull]

I don't know about other Nsc users,but i get rather puzzled by the use of what i can only call 'odd' names for children. Looking in my local paper i have seen names such as Sloan, Harm and Malakai. Whatever happened to good solid names like Gladstone, Cedric etc ?

 

[tedebear]

There are some strange names out there...

We chose my grandfathers name for our son, and loads of our friends have recently chosen what people call old fashioned names...Arthur, George, Stanley are all 2 year olds with more energy than sense, whereas most people would think they are 80 year olds with more sense than energy!

 

[Chicken Run]

There are some strange names out there...

We chose my grandfathers name for our son, and loads of our friends have recently chosen what people call old fashioned names...Arthur, George, Stanley are all 2 year olds with more energy than sense, whereas most people would think they are 80 year olds with more sense than energy!

I share a surname with our chairman and wanted to call my second son Jedhi but my ex wife wasnt having anything to do with it, shame

 

[tedebear]

I share a surname with our chairman and wanted to call my second son Jedhi but my ex wife wasnt having anything to do with it, shame

He would have gotten a bit of stick at school though to be honest...

 

[London Calling]

We have

Beatrice, Samuel and Theodore.

Their middle names all derive from parents and grand parents. In fact Theodore is the male equivalent of my Mum's name Dorothy.

WE have some great names in Hackney, all seem to equate to God/dess of Light etc.

 

[Badger]

I share a surname with our chairman and wanted to call my second son Jedhi but my ex wife wasnt having anything to do with it, shame

Is that so every time you saw him you could say "I am your Father"?

 

[sten_super]

He would have gotten a bit of stick at school though to be honest...

...but he could have dealt with that by chopping them down with his lightsaber, surely?

Although if they'd been mean, he may have got scared. And everyone knows fear is the path to the dark side.

 

[crodonilson]

At my place of work we have a couple of beauts...

Barry Cloud
Fundangel Mike
Antony Death

 

[Wardy]

Me and the misses have agreed that when our next child is born in April if it is a girl it will be Iona.

 

[The Large One]

We were talking about trendy names earlier this week.

My partner, who runs her own school, doesn't recall there ever being a 'Sue' or 'Susan' attending in the 23 years it's been open.

 

[footychick]

My boyfriend wants to call our next child - if we have one and it's a girl, Myrtle.

A man that comes into the shop where he works is called Nick Head

 

[Stat Brother]

The wife works within the care sector.
How do twin brothers Bernard and Annakin, grab you?.
Or
What about brothers Bryan & Adam (everything I do........)

There are plenty of others but I have a bit of brain freeze at the moment.

 

[Nibble]

I went out with a doctor called Suzanne Slaughter. Dr. Slaughter. Nice.

 

[cannedheat]

A former emplyee of mine called his son Khan, he copped a strop with me we I asked him how little chilli was doing.

Last I heard he was going to have it legally changed, I did feel a bit guilty.

 

[Mackenzie]

My children are called Nancy, Jonty and Connie (for the record).

 

[Don't get me started]

On the subject of Childrens names here is a fact I found surprising.
Maybe its been covered on here and if so please accept my apologies

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/article1890354.ece

 

[pasty]

My surname is Hall and I always wanted a son so I could call him Albert.

 

[Beach Hut]

Alexander and Oliver

 

[Chicken Run]

Oliver, Greg & Rosie

 

[Easy 10]

Woman here squeezed one out last year, and called him "Zane". Thats just f***ing weird.