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Mckenzie-blue

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cupcake19992110436247 · 22/10/2012 21:49

I love the name Mckenzie-blue. What does everyone else think of it xxx

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MrsRhettButler · 22/10/2012 23:55

Doesn't hold much water? Really? A name is a name is a name. Who cares which country it came from? All of you who do care are the 'divs' IMO

UltraBOF · 22/10/2012 23:53

So what? Because you are looking for a first name. Or you might as well call it Elbow- "but it's a body part" - "so what?"

You could say that about anything.

usualsuspect3 · 22/10/2012 23:52

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MrsRhettButler · 22/10/2012 23:50

Grin usual! I bet the op is devastated! I mean, who doesn't want to be a high court judge?

usualsuspect3 · 22/10/2012 23:49

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GoSakuramachi · 22/10/2012 23:49

Cholmondeley-Smythe is another proper name.

UltraBOF · 22/10/2012 23:48

O'Reilly-Banana. That's got a nice ring to it.

Alisvolatpropiis · 22/10/2012 23:47

usualsuspect it's a proper Scottish surname. Would you call a child Fortescue? That's a proper name too.

UltraBOF · 22/10/2012 23:46

If it's a family name and/or you are American, fair do's. Otherwise, you'll just come across as a bit of a div that watches too much Montel Williams or something.

usualsuspect3 · 22/10/2012 23:35

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Feckbox · 22/10/2012 23:32

I cannot think of a single community or group where such a name would not be a handicap

usualsuspect3 · 22/10/2012 23:23

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clemetteattlee · 22/10/2012 23:22

Mrs Rhett, Buck is a proper name in the USA; I don't think that argument holds much water!

usualsuspect3 · 22/10/2012 23:21

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MrsRhettButler · 22/10/2012 23:20

How is it ridiculous? McKenzie is a proper name, especially in the USA.

Oh look, I can be bothered to type after all.

gymboywalton · 22/10/2012 23:20

op says her baby's name is rhydian on profile?? which is as nice as mckenzie blue

MrsRhettButler · 22/10/2012 23:18

What usual said but its late and I cba to type.

usualsuspect3 · 22/10/2012 23:18

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UltraBOF · 22/10/2012 23:15

Don't be ridiculous. Awful.

usualsuspect3 · 22/10/2012 23:13

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lisaro · 22/10/2012 23:07

threeineachlobe because it's criminally bad?

manicinsomniac · 22/10/2012 23:01

I actually quite like it.

I would spell it Mackenzie for ease and probably wouldn't use both names in general life but l think it has a cool ring to it. And like it for a girl more than a boy.

I love most American type names though.

PelvicFloorClenchReminder · 22/10/2012 22:50

Personally I would go with Mckenzie-cerulean or Mckenzie-azure.

Blue is v dull.

cece · 22/10/2012 22:43

Both of those names send shudders through me. I taught a Mackenzie once and also a Blue. Let's just say I learnt their names very quickly and by the end of the year I'd used them a lot....

Not what I'd choose, expecially together.

threeineachlobe · 22/10/2012 22:37

No no its Porterhouse Blue! Oh 'ang on that's a novel.