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+1 to Amelie.
I also like Denise. It's the closest thing to Denny which is the greatest name in existence, so it'll do.
Also Beastlord.
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when my mum asked my dad what he thought of for names, he said "Wolfgang".
my mum said no.
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| Posted: Sun Jun 12, 2011 11:51 pm Post subject: |
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| ObsoletE wrote: | i've liked the name Amelie for... well, about 10 years i suppose... 
i don't want kids, but if i did ever have a daughter, it was the name i liked.
unfortunately, a friend of mine called their daughter Amelie, so i can't really use it any more. |
My future daughter will be called Sophie. My favorite name, so its already reserved and I won't be suggesting it.  Amelie is nice! Or Amelia/Emelia (I think the latter is prettier)
| Esposch wrote: | | Amina sounds like a mythical beast that kills you while you sleep and feasts on the dreams that you didn't have. |
You have a weird mind, Amina is much too nice for that lol. It's Arabic and means Honest/Faithful.
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| ObsoletE wrote: | | when my mum asked my dad what he thought of for names, he said "Wolfgang". |
My first-born will be named Wolfgang, my second-born will be named Doug.
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| Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2011 12:02 am Post subject: |
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| James Varoutsos wrote: | | my second-born will be named Doug. |
what if he doesn't have a shovel in his head?
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| ObsoletE wrote: | | James Varoutsos wrote: | | my second-born will be named Doug. |
what if he doesn't have a shovel in his head? |
Eugene.
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| Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2011 12:25 am Post subject: |
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If I have two boys, I'm naming them Raziel and Kain.
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I like the name Wheatley for a boy.
Reckon I could get away with GlaDOS for a girl?
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| grim-one wrote: | I like the name Wheatley for a boy.
Reckon I could get away with GlaDOS for a girl? |
Gladis?
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| PixieGirl wrote: | | Esposch wrote: | | Amina sounds like a mythical beast that kills you while you sleep and feasts on the dreams that you didn't have. |
You have a weird mind, Amina is much too nice for that lol. It's Arabic and means Honest/Faithful. |
To be honest, when I first the name Amina, I immediately thought of Anima from FFX the giant fish faced aeon wrapped in chains so I can related to Esposch idea but as long as you don't meet too many people who play FFX it should be ok.
Here's a picture cause I just realised that the description sounds a little weird.
Speaking of names for kids, I recently served a woman at work whose son's were named Odin and Loki as the husband loved Norse mythology so much that he demanded that the kids be called that.
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Well that sucks, thanks for that
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| PixieGirl wrote: | | My future daughter will be called Sophie. My favorite name, so its already reserved and I won't be suggesting it. Amelie is nice! Or Amelia/Emelia (I think the latter is prettier) |
Great minds think alike  I've thought of both but will be setting with a wog-ified version of Sophie, just changing one letter
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| Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2011 2:47 pm Post subject: |
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Someone I know called their baby Gypsy... personally I don't like it but meh. (A girl this is).
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^ Don't ask me how I know, but I bet they've been watching too much Home and Away!
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| grim-one wrote: | I like the name Wheatley for a boy.
Reckon I could get away with GlaDOS for a girl? |
You would get away with Chelle. Or how about Caroline?
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| sobriquet835 wrote: | | grim-one wrote: | I like the name Wheatley for a boy.
Reckon I could get away with GlaDOS for a girl? |
You would get away with Chelle. Or how about Caroline? |
Good ideas. I quite like Cave as well 
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| Cyph wrote: | | ^ Don't ask me how I know, but I bet they've been watching too much Home and Away! |
The kid is like 3 years old now if that makes any difference, haven't watched Home and Away regularly for a long time now (YAY!) so i don't know what/who you speak of.
That said, I'm sure they do watch it.
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| Till@ wrote: | | Cyph wrote: | | ^ Don't ask me how I know, but I bet they've been watching too much Home and Away! |
The kid is like 3 years old now if that makes any difference, haven't watched Home and Away regularly for a long time now (YAY!) so i don't know what/who you speak of.
That said, I'm sure they do watch it. |
I think the Gypsy character hasn't been on that show for years.
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| the_spensa wrote: | | Speaking of names for kids, I recently served a woman at work whose son's were named Odin and Loki as the husband loved Norse mythology so much that he demanded that the kids be called that. |
a friend of my mother's named her son Gandalf.
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We named a friend 'Gandalf' years back. He still looks a bit sour when we call him that, though...
(he's totally a Gandalf)
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Where I went to school there was a family with more than a few kids.
The boys were called:
Rufus, Darius, Linus, Romius, Columbus
The girls were called
Bonnie, Charity and Verity.
Can you see the theme? Supposedly they they got teased for the odd names, personally I thought it was a rad idea.
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Is romius even a real name?
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| Benza wrote: | | Is romius even a real name? |
I dunno is "Benza"
But don't quote me on the spelling it might be Romeus or Romeous or Romyus
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| jprockbelly wrote: |
I dunno is "Benza"
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Passed down from generation to generation. A strong warrior name born off the back of my viking ancestors!
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But don't quote me on the spelling it might be Romeus or Romeous or Romyus |
Romulus as in Romulus and Remus? (I don't see the theme)
Personally I'd call any son I had William, it's kind of a family tradition. I'm Ben, my dad's William, my Popper was Ben, his dad was William, his dad Ben etc etc.
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