Help Me Name My Baby

[chequita guevara]

Seven!?! Don't you know there's an overpopulation problem on this planet?!?

[JohnT]

Biggus Dickus the 7th?

Oh, this isn't the "Name the Pope" thread. Sorry.

[Kontiki]

Originally posted by Dr Zoidberg


Let´s see (is it lets or let´s btw?)

Grammar lesson for the day:

Lets = permits, allows (among other definitions, like rents, etc.)
Let's = a contraction of "let us"

So in this case, you would use "let's".

[Dinner]

It does look like Vince and his wife choice nice solid names for the other kids so at least they have avoided the silly name syndrome so many parents fall for.

[Imran Siddiqui]

As an homage to Seinfeld, name him "Seven". Though this time it'd be for his birth order, not Mickey Mantle's number .

[ColdWizard]

Married with Children had a kid named Seven.

[St Leo]

Originally posted by Oerdin
How about simply calling it #7?

Don't be ridiculous.

Seven is a girl's name.

[Spiffor]

I think "Zomg" and "Zomglol" are excellent names

[Zopperoni]

Name number seven after the Atlanta Falcons' number seven: Ron Mexico.

Other potentials: Jared, Eric, Quentin...

[Kuciwalker]

Vince279

[DeathByTheSword]

'Vince279'

[Whoha]

Re: Help Me Name My Baby

Originally posted by Vince278
Its official, found out yesterday that child number 7 is a boy! He is due in August. I'm open to suggestions for a name.

Vince 285

edit: damn beaten in concept by Kuci

[lord of the mark]

Originally posted by Frankychan
go for syllables.

If you have a one syllable last name, go for a two-syllable first name. Will make him sound cool.

Ex: Christian Troy, Jacob Kell, Franklin Reid, Thomas Smith.

so like whats with the name "christian"? I know a guy who named his kid that too. This is a guy in Northern Virginia who has prints of fox hunts and such like in his living room (in a McMansion), so I presume its some kinda episcopalian anglophile pseudo-aristocrat kinda thing.

I mean if i had a boy, i wouldnt have named him "jew", ya know?

[Bereta_Eder]

many english words come from french. In french there is the name "christian" who does not mean christian since in french christian is "cretien" (sp?). So i don't think it's anglophile or anything. Just one of the many loans english took from french culture.

[lord of the mark]

[QUOTE] Originally posted by molly bloom

Vardaman- I've always liked that name ever since I read 'As I Lay Dying'.

Only if mom is a fish.

Walther von der Vogelweide

Now thats not bad.

I once threatened to name a son David Hume, David is a nice Jewish name, and Hume is ok as a middle name, and he combo is cool. But my bro named his boy David, and we didnt have a boy anyway.