nEiLo
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snakybus said:Give him a Hardy-boys-or-alfred-hitchcock-and-the-3-investigators name
Biff
Dale
Brock
Peter
Joe
Frank
no-nonsense names. these guys'll solve yer mystery for you
Jupiter
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snakybus said:Give him a Hardy-boys-or-alfred-hitchcock-and-the-3-investigators name
Biff
Dale
Brock
Peter
Joe
Frank
no-nonsense names. these guys'll solve yer mystery for you
egg_ said:I love Spanish names for boys, like Pablo and Estaban. I like French names too, but you can't call an Irish fella Michel. Shame, really
egg_ said:I love Spanish names for boys, like Pablo and Estaban. I like French names too, but you can't call an Irish fella Michel. Shame, really
Wilbert said:I know what you mean, but if you had a name that you didn't hate when you were a kid, that would have been better, right?
snakybus said:You're dead right, Willy.
how could people have trouble with your surname? ruffino. ruffino. what a deadly name. ruff-ee-noe. it's so simple, and yet so stylish!jane said:I love Italian names, but people end up butchering them. My dad was born Rosario, and he wanted to name me Giovanna. I kinda wish they had, but people have enough trouble with my second name, so I'm probably better off.
I'd also hesitate to give a kid a really difficult name from any language, just in case they ever want to move to another country.
Oh, by the way, he wanted to name me Giovanna because I'm named after a Pope (John XXIII). Jane was the English equivalent. So, there ya go. By the time I was a teenager, the whole family had left the Catholic church. My middle name was from a relation who disowned us (hence the change). That's what happens when you name your kids after people you think are great.
jane said:One of my favourite trends in American baby names is naming them after virtues, or places or things for which they can't be bothered to look up the spelling (e.g., Britney Spears). If I could count the number of Wal-Mart and Target employees who had 'Hello, My Name is Chassity' on their nametags, I would count up to at least 15. But I've never been much of a counter.
But you're only a kid for so many years, i'd sooner an interesting name than one to fit in on the playground.Mumblin Deaf Ro said:If the kid thinks the name is cool, then it's cool - it's where the parent loves the name and kid hates it that it's the problem.
Super Dexta said:how could people have trouble with your surname? ruffino. ruffino. what a deadly name. ruff-ee-noe. it's so simple, and yet so stylish!
Yeah, I always figured "Hi, I'm Jane - rough, I know" was the natural way to introduce yourselfsarah said:ah I thought it was pronounced rough- I -know
jane?
sarah said:ah I thought it was pronounced rough- I -know
jane?
Chennault and his wife Ronda have a full range of children of all ages growing up at their home in Springfield, a small town about 30 miles north of Nashville: Terr'i, 17; Stephen, 15; Jobie, 14; Joshua, 12; Zakari, 8; Johnnie IV, 7; Mikal, 6; Syerra, 4; Gracie, 3; Jakob, 1; and Nikalus, 8 months.
Four of the children are hers from a previous marriage.
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