A bit council (Vol 5)

[Mr Penguin]

Alorotom said:

Just found out someone we know, is expecting ... the name of the child has already been decided ... Axle Hendrix (I assume no silly additional spelling to go along with the damning name, but im probably wrong)

Axel is an established name in some countries.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Axel_%28name%29?wpro...

[wolfracesonic]

eldar said:

Alorotom said:

Just found out someone we know, is expecting ... the name of the child has already been decided ... Axle Hendrix (I assume no silly additional spelling to go along with the damning name, but im probably wrong)

Axel or Axle?

There is a differential.

If they ever change gender will they become a transaxle?

[Bobupndown]

Jaska said:

I suspect we know the same person, the child in question is a twin?

(or this is just a really odd coincidence )

A twin axle?

[DodgyGeezer]

wolfracesonic said:

eldar said:

Alorotom said:

Just found out someone we know, is expecting ... the name of the child has already been decided ... Axle Hendrix (I assume no silly additional spelling to go along with the damning name, but im probably wrong)

Axel or Axle?

There is a differential.

If they ever change gender will they become a transaxle?

That said is it any worse than calling your child Beyonce or some other pop-related name?

[Plymo]

Assuming it's "Axel" then although it's a little unusual in the UK it's not some sort of made-up nonsense name so can't really be properly council...
Axle would be though
Or Axxel
Or even Xl?

[Hugo Stiglitz]

There was a boy at my sons nursery called Thor.


What an utterly awesome name and common in Scandinavian countries.

My sons middle name is Fox.

[Brummiebeau]

DodgyGeezer said:

That said is it any worse than calling your child Beyonce or some other pop-related name?

Does ''Stevie'' enter the council discussion for kids names after music stars?

[MDMA .]

eldar said:

the-norseman said:

Probably be better if it lined up.

It's the almost lining up that makes it worse.

Having looked at it a few times, I think the pieces either side of the window are upside down. The shadowing effect under the join is the other way round on those pieces.

[dundarach]

Brummiebeau said:

DodgyGeezer said:

That said is it any worse than calling your child Beyonce or some other pop-related name?

Does ''Stevie'' enter the council discussion for kids names after music stars?

A taught a Stevie once, names after Stevie Nicks.

She was a cool fker, not at all Council, which was odd being the school was!

[motco]

Hugo Stiglitz said:

There was a boy at my sons nursery called Thor.


What an utterly awesome name and common in Scandinavian countries.

Thor's okay unless the boy grows up to be a bookish meek and mild little chap. It will be as bad as 'A Boy Named Sue' but in reverse. It's why Jacob Rees-Mogg wasn't called Hercules.

[anonymous-user]

dundarach said:

Brummiebeau said:

DodgyGeezer said:

That said is it any worse than calling your child Beyonce or some other pop-related name?

Does ''Stevie'' enter the council discussion for kids names after music stars?

A taught a Stevie once, names after Stevie Nicks.

She was a cool fker, not at all Council, which was odd being the school was!

Typed entirely by headbutting the keyboard

[hairy v]

cjs racing. said:

American council.

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=102097...

Some great names there!

Worldstar Fanny

[Jules Sunley]

Pop up story on Web - the caption beggars belief....

The most council of TV trash 'celebs'

[Southerner]

Jules Sunley said:

Pop up story on Web - the caption beggars belief....

The most council of TV trash 'celebs'

The sentence above the picture however is completely accurate and, if correct, long overdue!

[Alorotom]

Jaska said:

Alorotom said:

Just found out someone we know, is expecting ... the name of the child has already been decided ... Axle Hendrix (I assume no silly additional spelling to go along with the damning name, but im probably wrong)

I suspect we know the same person, the child in question is a twin?

(or this is just a really odd coincidence )

Actually not a twin (or not as far as we have been told) … a very odd disturbance in the council fabric of life.

The Axle is purposeful - it is indeed purported to be AXLE not AXEL or AXL - I assumed the latter to be corrected.

[dundarach]

OnTheBreadline said:

Typed entirely by headbutting the keyboard

Don't you talk about my wife like that

[HTP99]

Jules Sunley said:

Pop up story on Web - the caption beggars belief....

The most council of TV trash 'celebs'

Could be make up free, most definately it's not some kind of photo shop free!

[FatboyKim]

On questionable names, one of my younger brother's mates is named Lucifer. He works in a McDonalds in North London, and they made his name badge up as 'Luc' when he started, without consulting him. He took it personally and was talking about attempting to sue them for some time because of this (looking for a reason to sue when one doesn't exist = council). Anyone who knows him calls him Luci anyway.

Previous neighbours to us also had two daughters... Star and Skye.

[anonymous-user]

HTP99 said:

Jules Sunley said:

Pop up story on Web - the caption beggars belief....

The most council of TV trash 'celebs'

Could be make up free, most definately it's not some kind of photo shop free!

She got Harvey to do her eyebrows though.

[PositronicRay]

motco said:

Hugo Stiglitz said:

There was a boy at my sons nursery called Thor.


What an utterly awesome name and common in Scandinavian countries.

Thor's okay unless the boy grows up to be a bookish meek and mild little chap. It will be as bad as 'A Boy Named Sue' but in reverse. It's why Jacob Rees-Mogg wasn't called Hercules.

I'll just leave this here.

https://m.wikidata.org/wiki/Q337156