poolboy wrote: » Have met several Mason's recently and without exception they were bold cheeky spoilt little ****s.
Beanntraigheach wrote: » Surely this thread calls into question the wisdom of permitting the lower orders to name their offspring at all? I propose a naming authority be established, staffed by erudite cultured gentlemen possessed of exquisite taste (such as myself), to provide respectable names for these benighted unfortunates.
LirW wrote: » Picked something up from a lady recently that had a baby girl called Rogue. She explained something something that the name actually doesn't mean X but Y. She seemed a bit like she's not 100% happy with the choice of name anymore. Sound lass though.
LirW wrote: » Picked something up from a lady recently that had a baby girl called Rogue.
Ashbourne hoop wrote: » WAs in Smyths in Drogheda. Dad tells his sister to call her brother as they were going. Sister shouts down the aisle, "Axel come on we're going".....poor child
Snako wrote: » Mate worked in a hospital in New York, and said he once came across a kid called J' pronounced Japostrophe
retalivity wrote: » This one of Jermain Jacksons kids?? Jermaine Jr, Jaimy, Jeremy, Jourdaynn, Jafaar, Jermajesty...... Nope!
Sadb wrote: What about George foremans children. He has a George foreman jr, George foreman iii, George foreman iv, George foreman v, George Foreman vi and a georgetta.
MysticMonk wrote: » I bet they regularly get grilled about their names
tayto lover wrote: » I know a couple who have three children 6, 7 and 9. They're useless at naming children
LirW wrote: » I always see Nathan Fielder in my head whenever I hear that name and it makes everything incredibly uncomfortably awkward.
Gravelly wrote: » Chantelle, in the Irish context, must always be shouted, and is invariably followed by something along the lines of "ged in off the road you'll be kilt"