Anybody heard any good baby boys names.

bunty109

sh1305 wrote: »

How is this pronnounced, please? Is it E-lid-a?

You pronounce it Ay-lee

BitterAndTwisted

elvis86 wrote: »

A girl I went to school with has called her child Deesal. I thought that was rather charming....:cool:

Not only is it an abhorrent name to land a child with, but the dumb b!tch has even spelt it wrong!:D

Oh dear, poor little mite. The sad thing is that the numpty probably hasn't named the child after the fuel, or even Vin Diesel that appallingly lousy actor but most likely after the blessed brand-name. It's a bit like those Pacific islander cargo-cults who named their kids "Radio" and whatnot.

samandona

I remember a family at school who had abit of a reputation for being 'rough'. Anyway, kids were as follows;

Girl 1: Adrienne
Girl 2: Tony (yes, that was her name. It wasn't short for anything else)
Boy 1 and Boy 2: Sugarray and Stallone (identical twin boys)
Boy 3: Rocky.

And no, Im not making this up.

jcr16

we have a son called Ryan and a Son called Jenson. the maternity ward couldn't even spell Ryan when he was born and i thought it was quite a normal name,lol.

Names we love for our next baby are Morgan , Jayden , Shane and Jason. love Owen but hubby doesn't. i'll prob have a girl next just because there more boys names we like ,lol.

elvis86

BitterAndTwisted wrote: »

Oh dear, poor little mite. The sad thing is that the numpty probably hasn't named the child after the fuel, or even Vin Diesel that appallingly lousy actor but most likely after the blessed brand-name. It's a bit like those Pacific islander cargo-cults who named their kids "Radio" and whatnot.

To me, that alone should be enough to warrant social services taking the child from her. Deesal? Ugh. It makes me heave..:(

duloch

sh1305 wrote: »

How is this pronnounced, please? Is it E-lid-a?

Say the name Hayley, then say it without the H and you get Ayley or rather Eilidh. It is a really popular name in Scotland, we have 4 girls out of 12 named that in my playgroup.

spendingmad

How about Spencer or Fletcher - unusual but normal!

I wanted something that people didnt go 'uh' at but there wasnt 3 or 4 of the same in the school

SammiD

samandona wrote: »

I remember a family at school who had abit of a reputation for being 'rough'. Anyway, kids were as follows;

Girl 1: Adrienne
Girl 2: Tony (yes, that was her name. It wasn't short for anything else)
Boy 1 and Boy 2: Sugarray and Stallone (identical twin boys)
Boy 3: Rocky.

And no, Im not making this up.

Oh good god!! Sugarray and Stallone?!! Seriously!!!
Someone I used to work with had 2 girls, Georgia and Armani(although she instead 'Armani' was pronounced Ar-Mar-Nay!)

My_Fathers_Daughter

I have a Benjamin. He is Benjamin all the time and never Ben (yet) although we are aware that he may well choose to shorten his name at some stage (we chose it with this in mind).

Others on our list were:

Conrad
Edward
Spike
Matthew
Woody (Or Edward shortened to Woody).

duloch

I also like the names Benjamin and Spencer.