What's your favorite guy and girl's name?

whiteboy

As a dude I quiet like the name Ruth for a girl

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Revolution9

Derp and Derpina

southsiderosie

whiteboy wrote: »

As a dude I quiet like the name Ruth for a girl

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Are you sure you're not a 15 year old girl?

whiteboy

southsiderosie wrote: »

Are you sure you're not a 15 year old girl?

No I'm just very cool

admiralofthefleet

Revolution9 wrote: »

Derp and Derpina

i prefer hurr and durr or herpina

starbelgrade

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PerrinV2

Rudiger ..............or Max Power

KeithM89_old

Im calling my first born Joey-Jo Jo. Regardless of gender...

hondasam

Samantha of course.

pragmatic1

Like old Irish names the best.

Micilin Muc

Alex is a great name for both guys and girls.

starbelgrade

pragmatic1 wrote: »

Like old Irish names the best.

Like Mick & Paddy?

admiralofthefleet

pragmatic1 wrote: »

Like old Irish names the best.

my son that is due in october is being named Fintan

Chnandler Bong

Cormac and Niamh

Badgermonkey

Gerald and Lisa

Reminds me of everything we did right these past 10 years

bonerm

The best names can always be found in films. So....

Girls : Leia , Amelie , Celine, Amy, Grace , Sloan, Lena, Marla, Clementine.

Boy : Terminator , Predator, Jaws , Rocky, WallStreet.

pragmatic1

starbelgrade wrote: »

Like Mick & Paddy?

Nah like Britney and Rihanna.

xsiborg

Dylan, my sons name, after Dylan Thomas.

My wife likes to think she called him after Bob Dylan.



My confirmation name happens to be Ignatius!

Not as bad as my brothers names though- Cornelius and Canice!

When I first read the thread i was reminded of Woody Allen and Mia Farrow's son - "Satchel"... saaaaaaaack!

enfant terrible

Keith

.same.

I like,
John Tomas Anthony O Brien for a boy

Chhristina Jucentia Ward for a girl

whiteboy

enfant terrible wrote: »

Keith

you wouldn't call a baby Keith

Kojak

bonerm wrote: »

Boy : Terminator

Short for Cyberdine Systems Model 101. Try putting that on a birth cert.

OPENROAD

xsiborg wrote: »

Dylan, my sons name, after Dylan Thomas.

My wife likes to think she called him after Bob Dylan.

You named him after a horse :eek::eek:, top top horse mind.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCFYgnlD6ao

J. Marston

Holly is a nice name. I like Leah too.

OpenYourEyes

I like names that reflect nature a bit, i.e. Holly, Hazel, Robin


...I wouldnt go as far as names like "Apple" or "Sparrow" though.......

Glico Man

KeithM89 wrote: »

Im calling my first born Joey-Jo Jo. Regardless of gender...

I'm calling my first born Elvis, regardless of gender

Duggy747

Clint Eastwood

Now there's a name you could set your clock to.

xsiborg

OPENROAD wrote: »

You named him after a horse :eek::eek:, top top horse mind.

This Dylan Thomas

one of my favorite poets... but that post made me laugh, nice one!

OPENROAD

xsiborg wrote: »

This Dylan Thomas

one of my favorite poets... but that post made me laugh, nice one!

I know

Dylan is a very nice name

OPENROAD

aaronh007 wrote: »

I'm calling my first born Elvis, regardless of gender

I am surprised, that you don't seem to have many kids named after The King

qz

Gonna have to be Sebastian and Isabel.

xsiborg

top 100 boys names 2011:

http://baby-names.familyeducation.com/popular-names/boys

top 100 girls names 2011:

http://baby-names.familyeducation.com/popular-names/girls

Coriolanus

Aoife and Bran

Kiva.D

Grace, Kelly, Ryan, Dave

talkinyite

jedward

holystungun9

Rod or Apache Indian

Tipsy McSwagger

Jack Jack & Queenie

pavcro10

I like jack and louise

Pride Fighter

eBay, small e capital B. It's a very popular name these days.

xxtattyberxx

Dalton for a boy, Riley for a girl
Love strong Irish names tho, Fintan, Fionn, Ruari etc

kfallon

If anyone is ever stupid enough to have a kid with me I'd go with 'Kieren' for a boy and prob one of the Irish names for a girl like 'Aoife'

holystungun9

kfallon wrote: »

If anyone is ever stupid enough to have a kid with me I'd go with 'Kieren' for a boy and prob one of the Irish names for a girl like 'Aoife'

Shame on me, after reading Kieren I presumed you would say Kiera for a girl.

emeraldstar

I hate Irish names, love traditional English ones.

Dionysus

Aodhan for a boy; Caoimhe for a girl. Hopefully they won't be "fashionable" by the time I have kids. I prefer names within the Irish historical tradition over having ten Patricks and Marys in the one extended family in order to honour some family member. Seriously boring parents there.

Androgynous names like Alex, Adrian, Gerry etc are just a nuisance. English names like John, David, Robert, Patrick, Mary, Anne, Sarah, Emma, Margaret, Helen, Paul and Michael are so indicative of creatively-challenged conservative parents it's not funny. But the ones who want to always fit in to the latest name fashion and fear their kids standing out - their insecurity is most contemptible. Never trust people who crave acceptance.

I think I've annoyed enough people now! hehe.

woodturner

Luke or Stuart and Rachel or Louise

Or Lars and Kirk

Eve_Dublin

We've a bit of a tradition of giving kids in our family Irish names and I'm stuck with a really obscure one that's actually a man's name in most countries...and I'm living in one of those countries. Happy Days! Still love Irish names though...

Irish names: Fiach and Naoise

Farginnnn names: Nina and Francisco (or Paco for short...which I don't like).

Karma

Kelly for either{Einstein logic }

Chris P. Bacon

Rosco

Azureus

Sophia for a girl, dont have a blokes one that I like..

aisog

Jack and Kate...lovely

Pride Fighter

Pride Fighter wrote: »

eBay, small e capital B. It's a very popular name these days.

No one got my futurama reference, what is wrong with you's;)