You know who you are!
I did this with DS (as in Archie rather than Archibald - but a completely different name) and MIL in particular went ON and ON about it - the long version of DS's name sounds a tad pompous and I DON'T LIKE IT.
I don't want to hear ANYBODY on MN bleat "oh don't call him Ben, it has to be Benjamin" etc again
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ITS OK TO CALL YOUR CHILD THE "SHORT" VERSION OF A NAME - SO BOLLOCKS TO ALL YOU FARKING SNOBS WHO TURN YOUR NOSES UP!
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MamaG · 28/08/2008 14:19
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StayFrosty ·
28/08/2008 14:41
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