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Think I've heard it all now

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thehouseofmirth · 09/04/2008 19:05

Just got back from the park where we met a child called Tiara. Obviously I can't vouch for the spelling but thought all you expectant mummies would be dying to add that one to your lists...

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oxocube · 09/04/2008 20:06

I teach a Roxy. She is very cute

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thehouseofmirth · 09/04/2008 22:19

Y'see I've always thought Linoleum and Syphilis were very pretty names.

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Thefearlessfreak · 09/04/2008 22:22

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MadameCh0let · 09/04/2008 22:23

And I've always liked Rubella.

BettySpaghetti · 09/04/2008 22:26

When we were in Devon a few months ago I heard a woman scream call her daughters name across the street - it was Alaska.

For a brief moment I wondered if she was named after the place she was conceived but then, after hearing the mum effing and blinding about how cold it was I guessed that wasn't the case.

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thehouseofmirth · 09/04/2008 22:26

MadameC that is very classy and I like the way it's a combination of Ruby and Ella. If DH & I ever stop snarling at each other and manage to conceive another child who has the fortune to be a girl please may we use it?

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controlfreakyagain · 09/04/2008 22:27

typhus for a boy
distemper for a girl....

MadameCh0let · 09/04/2008 22:30

I am hearing the word 'baked'hanging inthe air before it.

I met a woman at a mums and tots group and she has children, Alabbama and Zebbedee. And she was actually really nice and normal. Her name was Elizabeth. God I shouldn't be typing this. Oh sod it, she told me she was emigrating. I just put extra bs in her children's names in case she ever googles them to see if people are taking the micky.

MadameCh0let · 09/04/2008 22:31

You have my blessing to use it! Sister Varicella ??

specialmagiclady · 09/04/2008 22:34

My dad was always a fan of Chlamydia as a name. SUCH a lucky escape.

Rumour has it there is a girl called Snow White living near me.

Yorkiegirl · 09/04/2008 22:35

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harpomarx · 09/04/2008 22:36

liking your thinking re the extra 'b's MadameCh0let (ps why is there an 0 in your name?)

I heard someone call their ds across the park the other day 'Zhivago, come here...'

sadly he didn't look like a big beardy Russian.

MadameCh0let · 09/04/2008 22:41

Only because somebody who never posts has beaten me to the name MadameCholet!

So I log on one day and there is a Madame Cholet and a MadameCh0let as well, it will be abs0lute cha0s!

harpomarx · 09/04/2008 22:42

how very dare she take your name!

MadameCh0let · 09/04/2008 22:42

Zhivago! oh my God. Dramatic, trendy, yooneek.. I like it more than I should.

kittywise · 09/04/2008 22:47

I've taught: a Calico-blue
A Hobie ( always reminded me of hobo)
Emanuel
Antasia (known as Tassy)

There are many, many others

harpomarx · 09/04/2008 22:48

not that i am obsessed or anything, but have just googled you to uncover reason for popularity of said name.

now I see... had forgotten all about her

MadameCh0let · 09/04/2008 22:54

hee hee, They were well ahead of their time those wombles. They were talking about recycling as early as 1969. Plus, I used to live quite near wimbledon..... Hence MadameCholet. I also do far too much cooking.

Mumcentreplus · 09/04/2008 22:55

Nothing beats Fukarada

MadameCh0let · 09/04/2008 22:56

The nut roast looks good... I'll make that and the children can say bleurghghgh. They'll enjoy that.

harpomarx · 09/04/2008 23:01

eh? nut roast? oh, just found it..

perhaps they would like it with the great gravy poor souls.

fukawhat?

dizzydixies · 09/04/2008 23:05

heard of a girl called banjo

harpomarx · 09/04/2008 23:11

strums on her fanjo!

Mumcentreplus · 09/04/2008 23:19

\i know a little girl called Unique..

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thehouseofmirth · 10/04/2008 10:08

I worked for a pre-school activity company where I got to hear a huge variety of interesting names. We had a very international (and quite posh) clientele so many names were just unusual because they were foreign. However, there was a family living in Islington whose eldest child was called something really very normal and middle class but his younger sibling was called Disney...

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