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DP actually suggested...

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peachyyy · 10/09/2013 13:00

STUART!

Can you imagine? He didn't speak to me for a few hours after I burst out laughing in his face and asked, incredulously: "what man, in this day in age, would call their son Stuart?"

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Lollyheart · 11/09/2013 14:22

I met a toddler Trevor this morning .
It reay suited him.
Quite like Stuart too Grin

MrsDibble · 11/09/2013 14:21

This is the problem with these threads as everyone likes something different. I really like Rafael!

Solo · 11/09/2013 14:15

According to a 'Gary' that fathered one of my Dc's that I once knew, Gary's are always 'wrong 'un's' Hmm Grin

EnjoyEverySandwich · 11/09/2013 12:01

Stuart is a timeless name. It's never been fashionable so is never unfashionable. I have only met a very few Stuarts. I like it.

(I'm not referring to Scotland, where I realise it's always been a much more popular name.)

bundaberg · 11/09/2013 11:41

i kind of like Stuart actually. and Martin

Madamecastafiore · 11/09/2013 11:35

Classic

Garry David.

Does she say Gary with 2 r's?

Dramamama · 11/09/2013 11:34

Oh and madamecastafiore his middle name is David! Oh the humanity!

Dramamama · 11/09/2013 11:33

My df has just called her little boy Garry. Baby Garry. I thought she was joking when she told me! Blush

Madamecastafiore · 11/09/2013 11:23

Mind you DH has mentioned Cosmo and Bruno for the new one so maybe Stuart would be a good suggestion to balance those.

Madamecastafiore · 11/09/2013 11:21

Goodness it's like David to me - a non name really.

Not classically lovely but not exciting a bit meh!!

Littlecherublegs · 11/09/2013 11:20

There are definitely worse names then Stuart, I quite like it (though admit I wouldn't actually use it!)

SelectAUserName · 11/09/2013 10:30

I have to explode the "all Alans are nice" myth. I worked with an Alan who was an utter sleazy letch

Stuart is a perfectly nice name but I can't imagine it on a very small child...it feels like Stuart should spring from the womb fully-formed around about age 13/14.

ZenGardener · 11/09/2013 09:19

I don't think Stuart is that bad but I'm Scottish as well. My husband suggested Ko as a name. Hmm

ilovemulberry · 11/09/2013 09:19

Dennis is a cute name !!

SaggyOldClothCatPuss · 11/09/2013 09:12

Stuart is a goid sound historical name. wouldn't use it personally
DP is always s bit miffed that Id not use his name. He is called Keith! The DCs call him Ken or Kenny!
definitely out!

mathanxiety · 10/09/2013 23:52

Stuart is an excellent name for a moustache.

Frikadellen · 10/09/2013 22:17

I like Stuart all the Stuarts Ive known have been lovely blokes.

Also love Colin again because the ones I know have been truly lovely

OvO · 10/09/2013 20:44

Stewart is one of my DS3's middle names! After the House of Stuart/Stewart. We're Scottish as if it wasn't obvious. Grin

Lottiedoubtie · 10/09/2013 20:37

Nothing wrong with Stuart is there? Perfectly reasonable name.

I know one, in his 20s, nice bloke.

DerbyNottsLeicsNightNanny · 10/09/2013 20:25

My dh is called Stuart, I'm pg with dc2 and its been one of his suggestions, along with reggie (dh's dad is called reg). I have therefore stopped discussing names with dh. Grin

TheBuskersDog · 10/09/2013 20:22

In one of the foundation classes at my school there is a Kenneth and a Roger.

NationMcKinley · 10/09/2013 20:19
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NationMcKinley · 10/09/2013 20:19

I know a toddler called Bob. Not Robert. Not Bobby. Just Bob.

My brother wanted to call his daughter Rita. Happily they chose something very slightly better Grin

LookingForwardToSalmon · 10/09/2013 20:17

I like Alfred Grin

drinkyourmilk · 10/09/2013 20:17

Stuart I like.
Lotus? (never going to happen dear) shudder