Unique baby names

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cuprabob

14,716 posts

215 months

Friday 29th March
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vixen1700 said:
Worked with a bloke by the name of Quick a few years back and it was his real name.

Never met another. laugh
The ladies must have liked him smile

andy43

9,734 posts

255 months

Friday 29th March
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ATG said:
I always thought Candarelle and Climidiya would be good names for girls. Anadin and Persil for boys.
I used to call our twin girls Waynetta and Clamidia in public. Wife was not happy.
I wish I’d thought of SummerSkySlightlyCloudyWithAChanceOfMeatballs and Na.

Paul Dishman

4,718 posts

238 months

Friday 29th March
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gtidriver said:
My mother was a manager at a chemist, she dealt with incoming cv's when advertising for jobs, her Motto was stupid name, stupid person.

She also knew a family who had a girl with a name that was unisex but spelt it the males way, a boy called Boy and another child who I only ever knew as snot due to the constant flow of erm, snot. This bit should be in the council thread smile
You do see a lot of unusual first names on prescription, my favourite was Mr & Mrs High’s son Ace

andy43

9,734 posts

255 months

Friday 29th March
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"Unusual name? How's it pronounced?"
"Like the sound of a CV hitting the bottom of a bin."

Hub

6,444 posts

199 months

Friday 29th March
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jdw100 said:
In my daughter’s class at kindergarten was a Lion.

That’’s a lot to live up to in a name.

Can’t become a mid-level accountant living in Swindon and do that name justice.
There's a kid at my daughter's school called 'Great'.

I'm pretty sure he isn't

vixen1700

23,057 posts

271 months

Friday 29th March
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Cinderella has never seemed as popular as you'd imagine. confused

mac96

3,806 posts

144 months

Friday 29th March
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Hub said:
jdw100 said:
In my daughter’s class at kindergarten was a Lion.

That’’s a lot to live up to in a name.

Can’t become a mid-level accountant living in Swindon and do that name justice.
There's a kid at my daughter's school called 'Great'.

I'm pretty sure he isn't
At least the parents were optimists!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nominative_determini...

biggbn

23,553 posts

221 months

Friday 29th March
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Paul Dishman said:
You do see a lot of unusual first names on prescription, my favourite was Mr & Mrs High’s son Ace
Would have worked better the other way around... smile

biggbn

23,553 posts

221 months

Friday 29th March
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Biker 1 said:
Well, there are plenty of people called Israel.
Then there's Arab names such as Abu Jihad. What about Moon Unit?
The best names are Icelandic
Frank Zappa's son is called Moon Unit, born in '67 I think. Not a new thing...

No ideas for a name

2,213 posts

87 months

Friday 29th March
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biggbn said:
Biker 1 said:
Well, there are plenty of people called Israel.
Then there's Arab names such as Abu Jihad. What about Moon Unit?
The best names are Icelandic
Frank Zappa's son is called Moon Unit, born in '67 I think. Not a new thing...
It is his daughter named Moon Unit...
his son, the far more common Dweezil.