Unfashionable Names

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DavieB

MIA
Location
Glasgow
We named our boy Nathan never realised how uncommon it was at th time. Daughters are a bit more common, nicole and abbey.
 
ianrauk said:
Bet he never gets tyred of his name

*get's it in before Aperitif turns up*

you should tread lightly with those puns.
 

ChrisKH

Guru
Location
Essex
It was family tradition to name this generation's kids with an 'ie/ey' on the end. So my brothers, sister and various cousins called their kids, Kloe, Bradley, Lucy, Stanley, Emily, Rosie, etc.

We called our son Ben. :laugh:

My sister was upset for some reason.
 

DavieB

MIA
Location
Glasgow
ChrisKH said:
It was family tradition to name this generation's kids with an 'ie/ey' on the end. So my brothers, sister and various cousins called their kids, Kloe, Bradley, Lucy, Stanley, Emily, Rosie, etc.

We called our son Ben. :laugh:

My sister was upset for some reason.

On a negative side, he could get called benny!
 

ChrisKH

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Location
Essex
DavieB said:
On a negative side, he could get called benny!

Only if you wanted to end up dead-dy. :laugh:

Sister got her own back by calling him Teddy (second name is Edward).

Plus our second son is called Nicholas, so 'Nicky' has sort of reverted to form.
 

ianrauk

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One of my sons (Henry) middle name is Brian. After his deceased grandfather, my FIL.
 

al78

Guru
Location
Horsham
Vidor06 said:
My brother in law just had a kid and wanted to go for something a little bit different. Their choices were Hugo, Hector and Boris. IMHO not great choices, in the end they went for Hugo.

Excellent choice, name him after a destructive hurricane :biggrin::

(well I would say that, being a meteorologist :angry:).
 
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