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#121
(Original post by Joey_Johns)
Paris is more of a boys name. Guess you never read any Homer.
Paris is more of a boys name. Guess you never read any Homer.
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#122
(Original post by CrzySxyCool)
i was thinking a girls name like Paris Hilton. I like brooklyn for a boy as well or Morgan. I would never call my child something that everyone calls theirs its got to be a bit uncommon but not one of those ridiculous names! Wow those were my 2 posts in 3 weeks but it seems like a life time!
i was thinking a girls name like Paris Hilton. I like brooklyn for a boy as well or Morgan. I would never call my child something that everyone calls theirs its got to be a bit uncommon but not one of those ridiculous names! Wow those were my 2 posts in 3 weeks but it seems like a life time!
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#124
Most of the girls in my family have the middle name "Anne" after my Grandma.
It's quite nice becuase it's not a bad name and goes with pretty much anything!
It's quite nice becuase it's not a bad name and goes with pretty much anything!
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#125
(Original post by The_Barman)
I was looking at *Dave* thread on the name rachel and i remembered that when the time comes Rachel was gonna be one of the names for my daughter.
For a boy i was thinking "Josh" or "Todd" and for a girl "Rachel" or "Dawn"!
I was looking at *Dave* thread on the name rachel and i remembered that when the time comes Rachel was gonna be one of the names for my daughter.
For a boy i was thinking "Josh" or "Todd" and for a girl "Rachel" or "Dawn"!
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#126
(Original post by Sire)
I'd name a girl Shamika, and a boy Lance.
I'd name a girl Shamika, and a boy Lance.
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#127
(Original post by Mr White)
Hmm... difficult decision, but a boy would be Deutronomy or Virgil, and a girl would be Edwina.
Hmm... difficult decision, but a boy would be Deutronomy or Virgil, and a girl would be Edwina.
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#128
My mum's cousin recently christened their little boy Ptolemy (Ptolly for short) - the family is disgusted I think it's a great name
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#129
(Original post by Mr White)
Hmm... difficult decision, but a boy would be Deutronomy or Virgil, and a girl would be Edwina.
Hmm... difficult decision, but a boy would be Deutronomy or Virgil, and a girl would be Edwina.
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#130
(Original post by CrzySxyCool)
Yes but kids would shorten it to Deutron! There horrible names! Do you want your kids to suffer or something?
Yes but kids would shorten it to Deutron! There horrible names! Do you want your kids to suffer or something?
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#131
(Original post by CrzySxyCool)
Yes but kids would shorten it to Deutron! There horrible names! Do you want your kids to suffer or something?
Yes but kids would shorten it to Deutron! There horrible names! Do you want your kids to suffer or something?
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#132
(Original post by Pencil Queen)
Having an individual name is a huge self esteem booster when a child is growing up...I'm quite upset that my children will have hubby's relatively dull surname and not mine...it's nice knowing that when the doctor/receptioninst etc etc is squinting at the form and trying to pronounce something very quietly they're asking to me...and knowing that the next question will be "where's that name from then".
Having an individual name is a huge self esteem booster when a child is growing up...I'm quite upset that my children will have hubby's relatively dull surname and not mine...it's nice knowing that when the doctor/receptioninst etc etc is squinting at the form and trying to pronounce something very quietly they're asking to me...and knowing that the next question will be "where's that name from then".
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#133
(Original post by Pencil Queen)
Having an individual name is a huge self esteem booster when a child is growing up...I'm quite upset that my children will have hubby's relatively dull surname and not mine...it's nice knowing that when the doctor/receptioninst etc etc is squinting at the form and trying to pronounce something very quietly they're asking to me...and knowing that the next question will be "where's that name from then".
Having an individual name is a huge self esteem booster when a child is growing up...I'm quite upset that my children will have hubby's relatively dull surname and not mine...it's nice knowing that when the doctor/receptioninst etc etc is squinting at the form and trying to pronounce something very quietly they're asking to me...and knowing that the next question will be "where's that name from then".
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#134
(Original post by Joey_Johns)
Thats pretty muc hwhy my girlfriend wants to call a daugter Portia. SHe has a pretty normal name and is obsessed with weird names.
Thats pretty muc hwhy my girlfriend wants to call a daugter Portia. SHe has a pretty normal name and is obsessed with weird names.
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#135
(Original post by CrzySxyCool)
See Portia is a really nice name! But Deutron (whatitsface) is a ridiculous name!
See Portia is a really nice name! But Deutron (whatitsface) is a ridiculous name!
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#136
(Original post by CrzySxyCool)
I know that, but they were horrible weird names! There are thousands of names that are really nice but uncommon, like ive said before i love the names Dray-Conner or Orlando, or for a Girl Kira or Paris. I love the name Brooklyn aswell. There all quite unusual names but are nice.
I know that, but they were horrible weird names! There are thousands of names that are really nice but uncommon, like ive said before i love the names Dray-Conner or Orlando, or for a Girl Kira or Paris. I love the name Brooklyn aswell. There all quite unusual names but are nice.
Just because something is unusual doesn't make it classy.
(And don't you think that Orlando and Brooklyn (and even Paris) will end up in the same boat as all the people named after Charlene from Neighbours...name a child after something dateable and you label it not only with a giveaway age but you're showing the world your viewing/reading habits (Brooklyn just screams "I read Hello! and the Sun"), while classical names are ageless and if anything show the world that your parents *don't* read Hello and the Scum)
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#137
(Original post by Joey_Johns)
Thats pretty muc hwhy my girlfriend wants to call a daugter Portia. SHe has a pretty normal name and is obsessed with weird names.
Thats pretty muc hwhy my girlfriend wants to call a daugter Portia. SHe has a pretty normal name and is obsessed with weird names.
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#139
(Original post by Pencil Queen)
Portia is a very common sloaney name...not exactly weird just a bit pretentious.
Portia is a very common sloaney name...not exactly weird just a bit pretentious.
I've never met a Portia.
Paris is a classical name. Its Greek.
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#140
(Original post by Joey_Johns)
I've never met a Portia.
Paris is a classical name. Its Greek.
I've never met a Portia.
Paris is a classical name. Its Greek.
Portia is one of the characters in Bridget Jones' Diary...has your girlfriend read it? If not it might be worth mentioning that the character in the book doesn't quite conjur(sp?) up the nicest image (sort of like naming a child Caligula (although not quite that bad
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