Would you name your son?

[redhead18yr]

Ethan?

[Saffer]

Nope

George

[redhead18yr]

No.

Lucas

[Angeal]

No

Eric

[redhead18yr]

No.

Paul

[Saffer]

No

Ricardo?

[Siren]

No! my current bosses name!

Alex?

[zazai]

No! my current bosses name!

zaza

[Barek]

NO... sounds like one of the Gabor sisters

John

[James3T]

Maybe

Albert?

[Saffer]

Nope

James? :)

[kalubi]

No

Sue (as in the Johnny Cash song)

[Barek]

No. I wouldn't want to spend my whole life looking over my shoulder, waiting for my son to catch up to me and shoot me!


Roland

[Saffer]

Definitely not!

Frank?

[James3T]

Maybe

Saffer?

[Saffer]

For sure! Uh, ok, maybe just as a nickname :)

Matthew

[James3T]

too religious sounding

Harry?

[Saffer]

Nah, sounds too chimpish.

Edgar?

[James3T]

Sounds too old fashioned.

George?

[Saffer]

I quite like George...I don't think I'd name my child George, but I could take it on as a second name for me. I often get calls asking for "George" - weird!

Ummmm....Stephen

[Barek]

I think so... when I was a kid, I went through the "I don't like my name, I want to be called Steve from now on," phase. Of course, no one listened to me.

Peter

[Saffer]

Nope, too plain for me.

Kenneth

[Barek]

Yeah, I kind of like that name.

Edward

[James3T]

Not really, although Ed as a shortened form is a lot better...

Harold?

[Barek]

My dads name was Harold, so I'm kinda not sure, but I think ... no

Thomas

[scottallen]

nope sammy!

[James3T]

Doesn't sound right to me

Julian?

[Saffer]

Nope - not having read the Famous 5.

Nelson?

[James3T]

Nope - it's the name of a place in NZ, which would be kinda weird.

Albert

[FIN]

Nope, to "geeky"

Sue (ala Johnny Cash) ;)

[Saffer]

Nope, don't think my son would appreciate what many would view as a girls name, when he is older.

However....to carry on the idea - Lindsay? I heard a guy on the radio the other day whose name is Lindsay, and thought it didn't sound too bad.

[James3T]

I've met a few people with that name, but it's not one I'd choose myself for a son.

Neil?

[Saffer]

Yea, I would.

Dick? As in short for Richard

[James3T]

No to Dick, but yes to Richard. If he wanted to use Dick (as his name) then it'd be upto him, but he'd get a load of name calling, especially as a kid.

Arthur?

[Barek]

No. I think the only person who should ever be named Arthur is a king of England.

Michael

[Saffer]

Michael is nice, but a bit too mainstream.

Mikael?

[purebliss]

Kinda unique but no.

Dylan?

[mh1987]

matthew

[mh1987]

tommy

[thepoe]

Charles

[Saffer]

No, don't think so.

Cameron?

[Barek]

nope

Ronald

[ROCKNROLLER]

James Dean after one of my fav's

[injim7pussyass]

Somebody with some humor - and a knowledge of music! Thank You - Jim

[injim7pussyass]

Knew a Roland once and always wondered how he tollerated it. The Stephen King made the name famous in recent years. For a son - one sylabol names reflect male strength ------------ Most names come from family heritage or biblical links - they mean something to the parents yet mean little to the child. I like Wes, Josh, James................ My input......

[Saffer]

Wes - No
Josh - Maybe
James - No

Fred?

[injim7pussyass]

HAHAHAHAHHAHA FRED ---- Nope What impression comes to mind when you hear a name and is that impression held against the person after meeting him/her...?? Some names don't offer a kind nickname - a George is a George but a Hank can be a Henry. What I can't understand are all these names you can't pronouce (mostly from ethinicity) and even the kids have no idea why but are stuck with them.

[Saffer]

That would be a no then? A maybe? :)

[injim7pussyass]

See - that is why we need a better chat place!!!! HAHAHAHHA I guess it is a "maybe" Fred is a strong name but short for Fredrick (and so many other spellings). What is a strong male name to you..?? A name your son would be holding his head up to as people called it..?? Then again, just as in a last name, you live with heritage (we need a spell check in here!!!!) and have the ability to make your name respectable or not. JIM

[Saffer]

Jim...don't think I'd name my son "Jim" :)

How about Oliver?

[nasty]

No

Gabriel ?

[April]

No


Jarrod?

[crzy67]

Name him how things happened. A short list. All in fun.

1. Oops
2. Mistake
3. "Shit, not again!"
4. Fuck up.
4. Lousy condom.

[bottomboi]

no !

Named him Jason for 2 reasons

1 my best friends middle name is Jay
2 he is my son

[Neko-kun]

No

Give him not one not two but Three Middle Names

Sebastian Henry Ivan Thomas

[dmcracer]

No gauge

[dingo]

no

Chipper (as in Chipper Jones)

[sx4tw]

No.

Lucius?

[jburt]

Luke so like any dad I could say Luke I am your father and start rolling

[Marlene38EE]

Ethan, not a bad name, has a certain classiness to it.

But I want names for my kids that will be their own, and any 'Honor' names go in the middle. Our kids are going to be unique individuals, like everyone else is, and deserve names with proper though--yes, I think about it a lot.
Husband has made it clear that while he feels free to offer suggestions, the final say on names is mine as their Mother. He feels it's only proper given the pregnancy, childbirth and all the other glories good and bad of Motherhood.

[Bridgit Astar]

Yes, I like Ethan

Jude

[Barek]

Yeah, Jude is O.K.

Aleric

[Bridgit Astar]

Aleric is too Russian-sounding (although I have nothing against Russian).

Cheyenne

[Barek]

A friend from work named her daughter Cheyenne, so yeah, it's pretty cool.

Dakota

[Bridgit Astar]

Yea - I like Dakota

Artemis