sdb Posted 5 April 2017 Posted 5 April 2017 50 minutes ago, foxile5 said: To what part? Only having government approved names!
foxile5 Posted 5 April 2017 Posted 5 April 2017 9 minutes ago, sdb said: Only having government approved names! Imagine trying to grow up with a name like Haareey or McEnzo whilst also being a 'normal' child. People like Coldplay and the voted for the Nazis. You can't trust them.
Samilktray Posted 5 April 2017 Posted 5 April 2017 Never met another person called Samilktray so I'm quite extinct
Mayofox Posted 5 April 2017 Posted 5 April 2017 I worked for an American company, and never liked the U.S. habit of combining the parents names to create a new name for their child. For instance, Angela and Bertram might have called their offspring Angram, or Berela. I'm pleased to say Penny and Dennis Small had fertility issues....
The Doctor Posted 5 April 2017 Posted 5 April 2017 9 hours ago, foxile5 said: But don't worry, there'll be another 1000 invented names in circulation this year : Alaigh T'ai Schwanda Anai Anuh And so on and so forth. I think in Sweden you're only allowed to choose from a list of government approved names. I wish that was the case here. As opposed to those non-invented names...
separator Posted 5 April 2017 Posted 5 April 2017 On the bus the other week there was a kid called Chardonnay. Beaumont Leys mum's must be using cheap wine as inspiration. It was the kids sisters Blue Nun, Lambrini and Babycham I felt sorry for though
Carl the Llama Posted 5 April 2017 Posted 5 April 2017 14 minutes ago, The Doctor said: As opposed to those non-invented names... Adam and Eve you mean?
Trav Le Bleu Posted 5 April 2017 Posted 5 April 2017 My newest nephew has been named Farley. At least he should grow up tough, given the kickings he's gonna get at school.
Webbo Posted 5 April 2017 Posted 5 April 2017 3 minutes ago, Trav Le Bleu said: My newest nephew has been named Farley. At least he should grow up tough, given the kickings he's gonna get at school. Believe me, that doesn't always work.
Trav Le Bleu Posted 5 April 2017 Posted 5 April 2017 1 hour ago, The Doctor said: As opposed to those non-invented names... Indeed. Names we take for granted were all invented at some time. Some even come from fiction into general acceptance. The name Wendy didn't exist until J. M. Barrie wrote Peter Pan. At least, that's what I told my son, Gandalf.
VLC86 Posted 5 April 2017 Posted 5 April 2017 11 hours ago, foxile5 said: But don't worry, there'll be another 1000 invented names in circulation this year : Alaigh T'ai Schwanda Anai Anuh And so on and so forth. I think in Sweden you're only allowed to choose from a list of government approved names. I wish that was the case here. "So Mr and Mrs Börg, what's it going to be? Sven, Sven, Sven, Sven or Sven?"
Stadt Posted 5 April 2017 Posted 5 April 2017 Surely there'll be some insufferable cúnts calling their kids Ernest and Horace just to be different soon.
lildave3 Posted 5 April 2017 Posted 5 April 2017 6 hours ago, Samilktray said: Never met another person called Samilktray so I'm quite extinct I've named one before I can name another one bitch
ozleicester Posted 6 April 2017 Posted 6 April 2017 I was training a new young (20) staff member last week. She asked me what it was like growing up with such a "mature" name. Said it mustve been weird to be a child with my name lol. (its not on the list but probably should be )
Parafox Posted 6 April 2017 Posted 6 April 2017 18 hours ago, lgfualol said: If my baby was born already balding and a face of a 50 year old lorry driver, I would. Isn't that what new-borns look like anyway? Or worse...
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