Middle Names

[Man of Harveys]

not Colin and thats all that counts

You're too SCARED to say what it is? Aw how coy.

My guess would be IAN.

 

[Psychobilly freakout]

my grandad gave my dad the middle pomeroy (old family name)........No disrespect grandad,but thank feck he died before i was born otherwise he would have insisted on it.

 

[fatbadger]

As well is known, various celebs have stupid middle names (Bob Primrose Wilson being a famous, or infamous, footballing example), but are there any NSCers out there willing to confess to having a dodgy middle name or names foisted on them by their parents?

What's wrong with Primrose? It's a good, old-fashioned British name. I assume it's a family name (his mother's maiden name?) - it was of course very common to give such surnames as middle names. It's far better than the modern system of "we couldn't decide between Bob and Colin, so we called him Colin Bob").

No middle name here, and neither of my kids have them. My partner would have quite liked a middle name - in her (Welsh) family, the first name would be a common family name, and the middle, by which the person would be called, would be the more personal name (eg her mother, Gwyneth Anne, is known as Anne).

 

[Frutos]

My middle name is also my Dad's middle name, my paternal Grandad's middle name and was the first name of one of both my maternal and paternal great-grandfathers, hence why I have it as the oldest male of my generation on my Dad's side of the family.

Thankfully though, it's a nice normal one, so I'm happy to carry on the family tradition, although it'll rely on one of my brothers having kids and choosing to use it if it's to go any further.

 

[Bevendean Hillbilly]

stop it please , your just so good at winding me up .

Ay thank you.

 

[The Spanish]

You're too SCARED to say what it is? Aw how coy.

My guess would be IAN.

Ian is Danish for squirrel.

 

[Bevendean Hillbilly]

What's wrong with Primrose? It's a good, old-fashioned British name. I assume it's a family name (his mother's maiden name?) - it was of course very common to give such surnames as middle names. It's far better than the modern system of "we couldn't decide between Bob and Colin, so we called him Colin Bob").

No middle name here, and neither of my kids have them. My partner would have quite liked a middle name - in her (Welsh) family, the first name would be a common family name, and the middle, by which the person would be called, would be the more personal name (eg her mother, Gwyneth Anne, is known as Anne).

They do that in ireland too.

My family (paternal) come from Unst in the Shetland Islands and since 1700's used the old Viking moniker "Omand" in all the girls names, it stopped with my sister but if I have a girl I will re-instigate it.

 

[Rusthall Seagull]

Obviously little clays mummy was a coonlover then.

How ironic.

how marvellously inappropriate!

 

[The Spanish]

Surnames that have turned into first names for kids annoys me nowadays. Everyone is called Tyler or Taylor or some other div name. I have neighbours who have called their daughter Ebonique. Fucks sake. Another neighbours kid is called Genius. He is as thick as f*** too.

 

[Frutos]

Another neighbours kid is called Genius. He is as thick as f*** too.

They were hoping it would be a self-fulfilling prophecy, obviously.

 

[The Spanish]

They were hoping it would be a self-fulfilling prophecy, obviously.

They are African. They come out with some absolute belters for kids names.

 

[Franks Wild Years]

They were hoping it would be a self-fulfilling prophecy, obviously.

That explains my middle names !







Hamster Cock

 

[User removed 4]

how marvellously inappropriate!

oh yes marvellous !!!! more tea vicar , pass the cucumber sandwiches.

 

[SUIYHP]

They do that in ireland too.

My family (paternal) come from Unst in the Shetland Islands and since 1700's used the old Viking moniker "Omand" in all the girls names, it stopped with my sister but if I have a girl I will re-instigate it.

no comment

 

[Bevendean Hillbilly]

oh yes marvellous !!!! more tea vicar , pass the cucumber sandwiches.

Chin Chin...do carry on with your mud pies.

 

[Bevendean Hillbilly]

no comment

You're lucky my lad!

 

[Lush]

SUCH a pottymouth

I assumed that was why his username was bushy.

 

[Gluteus Maximus]

Ian is Danish for squirrel.

Afraid not, that would be Egern, which although phonetically similar, is not quite "Ian".

My guess is Trev or Steve, which funnily enough is ancient Norsk for COCKSUCKING THUNDERCUNT.

 

[pasty]

I don't have a middle name. My parents couldn't afford one

 

[Easy 10]

Another neighbours kid is called Genius. He is as thick as f*** too.

Poor little bastard. Every time someone congratulates him, it just sounds sarcastic.

"Oh well done Genius".