
I've just discovered I'm going to be a Dad! omg. I think the bump or lump quiz may be useful after all. Any name suggestions? (in a b3ta 2003 baby name stylee).
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Mon 11 Nov 2002, 12:01,
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Changed his name to A. Spiderman by deed pole.
When they asked him to prove it by showing an official document, he didn't have a passport or anything, so had to show his UB40. That kind of made sense...
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Mon 11 Nov 2002, 12:21,
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When they asked him to prove it by showing an official document, he didn't have a passport or anything, so had to show his UB40. That kind of made sense...

David Beckham called his kid Romeo one of the papers asked other footballers if they'd consider calling their kid after their favourite fictional character. Steve McManaman said he'd call his kid Spiderman. Which has quite a good ring to it - Spiderman McManaman
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Mon 11 Nov 2002, 12:27,
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What a turnip!
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Mon 11 Nov 2002, 12:34,
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no it's great really. Congratulations. I'm also going to be a dad again (in Feb).
Why not call your child The Fear? It'll be the only one in the class.
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Mon 11 Nov 2002, 12:03,
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Why not call your child The Fear? It'll be the only one in the class.

(well it's spelt Fia but pronounced Fear - and yes she is quite scarey)
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Mon 11 Nov 2002, 12:29,
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my missus is Irish, so any themed names will go down well I'm sure.....Rosheen, Deirmid, Sheamus etc.....
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Mon 11 Nov 2002, 12:05,
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a good name, although all the kierens Ive met have been violent drug addicts, so perhaps not. :)
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Mon 11 Nov 2002, 12:06,
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my neice is going to be Miriam Ruth.
Which is nice, if a bit OT.
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Mon 11 Nov 2002, 12:05,
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Which is nice, if a bit OT.

than Miriam. I have met someone called Miriam who wasn't over 60.
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Mon 11 Nov 2002, 12:34,
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who was even younger. :)
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Mon 11 Nov 2002, 12:40,
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my niece has been named "Ruby" which makes me hungry :)
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Mon 11 Nov 2002, 12:51,
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Lovely name.
Or Anathema, for all those Pratchett/Gaiman fans out there.
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Mon 11 Nov 2002, 12:08,
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Or Anathema, for all those Pratchett/Gaiman fans out there.

and Finella if its a girl.
Congratulations!!!!
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Mon 11 Nov 2002, 12:12,
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Congratulations!!!!

inner strength and fortitude. :)
Well they're not going to have silly surnames, are they? And apparently odd names give you better opportunities later in jobs and stuff.
/trenchant
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Mon 11 Nov 2002, 12:35,
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Well they're not going to have silly surnames, are they? And apparently odd names give you better opportunities later in jobs and stuff.
/trenchant

good looks, razor sharp wit and intelligence give you better opportunities later on... silly names just mean people laugh at you, not with you, unless you also have good looks, razor sharp with and intelligence.
pots of cash help too!
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Mon 11 Nov 2002, 12:53,
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pots of cash help too!

Penelope Gwyneth
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subtle I hope (think about abbreviations), but still further proof that I should never breed ...
[edit] congratulations btw!!!
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Mon 11 Nov 2002, 12:26,
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subtle I hope (think about abbreviations), but still further proof that I should never breed ...
[edit] congratulations btw!!!

or Claire or Pete, just make sure it doesn't give the little bastards at school any chance to take the piss whatsoever. Your child will thank you for the rest of its life if you follow this simple rule.
Congratulations, by the way, and you too Thorpe.
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Mon 11 Nov 2002, 12:33,
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Congratulations, by the way, and you too Thorpe.

you can have a boring name and still get bullied, but an interesting name will be useful to you the rest of your life.
*hands on hips, glare*
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Mon 11 Nov 2002, 12:38,
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*hands on hips, glare*

fifi penelopy or trixi for a boy and labia for a girl
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Mon 11 Nov 2002, 12:45,
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