Theo

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revoltingrhymes · 25/02/2011 15:26

Is it overused and trendy?

I am looking for a funky unual name. Ziggy got poo poo'd here and I fear Stanley is a bit Alfie!

Is Theo unusual still?

I also quite like Hunter but I know that won't go down well here either :)

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bibbitybobbityhat · 25/02/2011 20:29

That is an incredibly rude reply tummytickler. Have you no manners?

tummytickler · 25/02/2011 20:28

Yawn - Theo is so dull - I know a few of them (at dc's schools) but we had loads born at work last year - I mean LOADS.

OliveMalay · 25/02/2011 19:17

I think of it as a bit "trendy middle class". Not enormously unusual in some places. I do like it though, particularly as nickname for Theodore (wouldn't be brave enough to use Theophilus!)

caz05 · 25/02/2011 18:01

I know of 2 Theo's and I like it and it is still unusual.

BarbieLovesKen · 25/02/2011 16:47

I dont know any Theos. Its nice

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revoltingrhymes · 25/02/2011 15:41

Oh bugger, I didn't think about the Feo thing.

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CharlieBoo · 25/02/2011 15:37

It's the nicest out of your options. Depending on where you live you only need to be concerned about pronunciation. What I mean is you may get feo rather than Theo. I like it though.

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