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Most popular baby names 2013

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Nah, I've just copyrighted "Racist Rincey" and I'm set to make a fortune selling Racist Rincey wind up dolls.

 

Just so you're aware, you also failed to adequately watermark your artwork so that'll be gracing the Kentribution© range this autumn...

 

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It's just business.

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No-one's calling you a racist Ken, it's just the right wing posse having a joke amongst themselves. They don't actually care.

I don't care whic side of the pterodictyl or Iberomesornis anyone sits to be honest.

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Just so you're aware, you also failed to adequately watermark your artwork so that'll be gracing the Kentribution© range this autumn...

A3KLcDe.jpg

It's just business.

lol I'll have to remember this for pic of the year if we ever get the annual FT awards going again

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Just so you're aware, you also failed to adequately watermark your artwork so that'll be gracing the Kentribution© range this autumn...

 

A3KLcDe.jpg

 

It's just business.

 

lol

 

Brilliant   lol  lol  lol

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2389817/Harry-Amelia-popular-baby-names-lists-second-year--Muhammad-takes-number-spot.html?ITO=google_news_rss_feed&ns_mchannel=rss&ns_campaign=google_news_rss_feed&google_editors_picks=true

 

Mostly common traditional names still top, surely George will be in there next year. I've never met a Riley, Mia or Riley though.

 

What do we think of Muhammed being number 2 overall, top in London?

 

Obviously with it being the DM the comments are largely hostile to that statistic but I'd imagine a significant proportion of the UK population would also be unhappy with it (to be honest, I'd probably count myself too).

This comment struck me though 'My nan, from the East End, will be turning in her grave at that statistic'. I can say exactly the same about my grandparents if they saw Leicester City centre now.

 

Opinions?

 

 

I've met a few Rilehs.

 

The fact that Mohammed is second is more an indication that Muslims are obsessed with naming their children after the prophet, something that used to be popular in simialr fashion in the UK with so many people named Peter, Paul and David, all of whom are saints and back in the day, that was largely the reason for using that name. Excepting of course, there are no saints in Islam, just the prophet, so the name Mohammed has three times the frequency of Paul, Peter and David.

 

Though surely this practice brings reproach on the name Mohammed (I've always thought.) Had I been the juror in charge of the case brought against the woman who named the school teddy bear Mohammed and their alleging that it brought shame on the name of the prophet, I would have argued the same punishment should be given to anyone who named their child Mohammed who then went on to commit a criminal act. I'd happily wager there's several thousands of Mohammeds with criminal records around the world.

 

Judas is a nice name, you never see it much though, bit like Adolph - meaning "praised" and "noble wolf" respectively.

 

What's in a name eh?

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Judas is a nice name, you never see it much though, bit like Adolph - meaning "praised" and "noble wolf" respectively.

 

What's in a name eh?

Lucy's quite a common name but we very rarely hear the male equivalent Lucifer.

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Lucy's quite a common name but we very rarely hear the male equivalent Lucifer.

 

Lucifer has quite a nice meaning too, bringing light. Interestingly, not all Christian or Jewish religions interpret Lucifer as representing the devil.

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I'd just like to take this opportunity to make you all aware that I have just secured a deal to release Kentribution©'s debut fragrance in the coming weeks. There are rumours going around that it is made from 98% Real Ale, but these are total fabrications.

 

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(Sorry Ken, once I get a stupid idea in my head I have to follow it through  :kissing:)

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Not happy my daughters name is No1 and we don't even know another one.Perhaps we set the trend as she is a teenager now and we thought we were being original at the time.

Sounds pretty original to me as I've yet to meet a girl called No 1.

Friendly word of advice - if you have another daughter don't call her No 2.

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Just so you're aware, you also failed to adequately watermark your artwork so that'll be gracing the Kentribution© range this autumn...

A3KLcDe.jpg

It's just business.

Brilliant. I want one of those. Do you get the girl free with the t-shirt?

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I think Trav said something along the lines of my post.. I wonder what the top name is in Ireland? Sean? Patrick? A lot of people as Trav says do not follow traditional names now so in one neighbourhood there might be 70 different names as opposed to 60 in another one.

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Just so you're aware, you also failed to adequately watermark your artwork so that'll be gracing the Kentribution© range this autumn...

A3KLcDe.jpg

It's just business.

lol my mate does custom t-shirts, I'll have to get one knocked up. Only in black and white though.

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We are expecting our first child in November is a boy any good suggestions for names?

Oswald,Cornelius or Pablo?
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We are expecting our first child in November is a boy any good suggestions for names?

 

Bruce or Jules.

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lol my mate does custom t-shirts, I'll have to get one knocked up. Only in black and white though.

I wouldn't mind one with my book on.Think I have the pic on Facebook. If not its on my phone and Amazon.

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I wouldn't mind one with my book on.Think I have the pic on Facebook. If not its on my phone and Amazon.

I can ask if he can make you one. I'll see about it in the morning.

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Yhanks. I've not really thought it through. Might depend on the cost but it would be good. Only thing is It may look better with just the title on.

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Yhanks. I've not really thought it through. Might depend on the cost but it would be good. Only thing is It may look better with just the title on.

he can get them done for £12. What's the book called? I'll look it up.

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