Name that Child

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lostkiwi

4,584 posts

124 months

Monday 10th August 2015
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swisstoni said:
Coventry Climax
For all we know that may have been the start of his problems! smile

Rangeroverover

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1,523 posts

111 months

Tuesday 11th August 2015
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I like the idea of using initials, so three "Christian" names then a surname starting W

I suppose

Andrew Bruce Michael W.......= A BMW would look good on his school trunk

TTmonkey

20,911 posts

247 months

Tuesday 11th August 2015
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Rangeroverover said:
I like the idea of using initials, so three "Christian" names then a surname starting W

I suppose

Andrew Bruce Michael W.......= A BMW would look good on his school trunk
no it wouldn't it would look sh*t.

My wife (born in the 70's) was very very nearly called 'Cortina'. I can only imagine the damage that would have caused.

I suggest dropping this idea, its extremely naff.

Monkeylegend

26,411 posts

231 months

Tuesday 11th August 2015
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TTmonkey said:
no it wouldn't it would look sh*t.

My wife (born in the 70's) was very very nearly called 'Cortina'. I can only imagine the damage that would have caused.

I suggest dropping this idea, its extremely naff.
Being called Escort hasn't caused her any issues then?

Rangeroverover

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1,523 posts

111 months

Tuesday 11th August 2015
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I suppose if she had twins we could call her Multipla

Johnny 89

824 posts

152 months

Tuesday 11th August 2015
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Add a bit f Celtic mist and opt for Patrick (Paddy) Hopkirk.

A little more modern but a nice name would be Joey (Dunlop)

M4cruiser

3,651 posts

150 months

Monday 17th August 2015
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RobinBanks said:
I would hate my parents if I had been named Silver Stone!
That's a strange comment from Mr Robin Banks !!!!!!!!!!


carl_w

9,187 posts

258 months

Monday 17th August 2015
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Tazio (Nuvolari)
Achille (Varzi)
Ettore (Bugatti)
Rudolf (Caracciola)
Walter Owen (Bentley)
Bernd (Rosemeyer)
Denny (Hulme)
Richie (Ginther) or Richard (Attwood)
Jo (Siffert or Schlesser)
Guy (Ligier *or* Martin)

Portia (Porsche) if it's a girl smile Otherwise you're somewhat limited to Desire, Giovanna, Lella, Divina, Michele (Mouton), etc.

It is a truism that I'm named after Karl Benz, but with a C (my dad's name begins with K but isn't Karl).

Mave

8,208 posts

215 months

Monday 17th August 2015
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lostkiwi said:
Ferdinand? Or maybe Ferry?
You do have a Porsche......

Years ago a friend who had a business scrapping Minis, 1100s and 1300s had a son. All the usual suggestions were made and rejected (we were taking the pics and suggesting Austin, Morris, Riley, Maxi, Tasman, etc if a boy and Princess if a girl). After telling us there was no way he was naming his child after a car he called him Michael. Second name George. He registered the name before telling us and didn't understand why we all burst out laughing..... M.G. S***** smile
One of my boys is Austin, the other's initials are M.G. I've put badges from a classic car show on their bedroom door :-)

carl_w

9,187 posts

258 months

Monday 17th August 2015
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Mave said:
One of my boys is Austin, the other's initials are M.G. I've put badges from a classic car show on their bedroom door :-)
Hopefully your surname isn't Vann

guy10

90 posts

218 months

Monday 17th August 2015
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Chapman. An unusual and memorable first name, with requisite 60s motorsport linkage.

ADEuk

1,911 posts

236 months

Monday 17th August 2015
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Ford Prefect

mike80

2,248 posts

216 months

Monday 17th August 2015
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Dick Trickle?