[NSC] IAN

[Badger]

Some old man's names come back into fashion. Ian won't.

I have been a teacher for 26 years, and have never once taught an Ian.

Have you ever taught a Clive? I just can't imagine a child being called Clive.

 

[Pogue Mahone]

Have you ever taught a Clive? I just can't imagine a child being called Clive.

Ha! No, another that has fallen by the wayside.

I have also never taught a Colin or a Reg.

 

[Durlston]

I voted Chapman through his Albion connections.

Always had a soft spot for Iain Dowie. God had no right to hit him with the ugly stick that much - even if he is ex-Palarse.

 

[Durlston]

I know he’s Palace but I really like Ian ‘heart on his sleeve’ Wright

And his bust-up with Roy Keane was hilarious after the pain of England's World Cup defeat.

 

[Knocky's Nose]

Bad luck on my part, but in my whole life I've never met an Ian who I've liked...

I voted Hislop because of his razor sharp sarcasm and wit, but he's got a face which looks as smackable as a piñata full of fifty pound notes.

 

[crodonilson]

Bad luck on my part, but in my whole life I've never met an Ian who I've liked...

I voted Hislop because of his razor sharp sarcasm and wit, but he's got a face which looks as smackable as a piñata full of fifty pound notes.

Ian’s in fiction are generally baddies too, you’ll never get a superhero called Ian.

 

[The Camel]

Fun fact

93% of people called Ian voted Leave in the Brexit referendum.

 

[Papak]

Broudie also MIA.

 

[Jesus Gul]

Nacho.

The speedy fellow up front for Leicester

 

[crodonilson]

Ian Abrahams appears to have upset a lot of Geordies by saying they only get 52,000 turn up every week because there's absolutely nothing else to do there.

 

[crodonilson]

Hurricane IAN

 

[Papa Lazarou]

Hurricane Ian looks like doing some serious flood damage on Florida's gulf coast, with a BIG storm surge. Tampa looks very vulnerable.

Cuba to take a hit first

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[el punal]

The Ian I sit next to in the Upper West.

Ooh! I wonder if that’s me?

 

[Insel affe]

I'm an Ian, and I have to say I've always hated my name. It's always struck me as an old man's name and even now in my 40's I'm still considering changing it. I hate my surname too so I'll be taking Mrs Gabba-to-be's surname when we tie the knot.

Your name is not Ian Brady is it ?

 

[NOD]

To be fair I had a hard time with Ian's growing up. I was the younger brother of an Ian and his 2 best friends at school were Ian and Iain (the 3 amigos), used to beat the crap out of me

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[Lenny Rider]

A GLARING omission on that Poll Crodo.

Schoolboy error

Can I withdraw please in order not to cost Chappers votes?

 

[Madafwo]

Ian is a very rare name now for anyone under 40. When I was born in the late 60s it was in the top ten of the most common birth names in the UK. I had two others in my class at senior school.

In 2017 no baby was given that name.

Strange how names fluctuate so much.

Proud to be limited edition. Not by much though.

 

[Eeyore]

Hurricane Ian looks like doing some serious flood damage on Florida's gulf coast, with a BIG storm surge. Tampa looks very vulnerable.

Cuba to take a hit first

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Why are we always the baddies ?

 

[Blackadder]

Ooh! I wonder if that’s me?

Afraid not

 

[Insel affe]

To be fair I had a hard time with Ian's growing up. I was the younger brother of an Ian and his 2 best friends at school were Ian and Iain (the 3 amigos), used to beat the crap out of me

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For your second post in 11 years, I can only imagine how traumatising that was for you.