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wha do you think of bradley preston as a name

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mustsleep · 30/04/2008 12:57

am due in sept and so far this is all dh and i could agree on

just wanting to know what people though of it really

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CountessDracula · 30/04/2008 13:20

Brodie is not v nice either imo

moyasmum · 30/04/2008 13:19

No sorry, for all the reasons above.

VinegarTits · 30/04/2008 13:17

What about Brendan? without the Preston of course, any name with Preston tagged to it is going to sound awful.

mustsleep · 30/04/2008 13:16

how about brodie then?

not ever met one bradley round here though

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CountessDracula · 30/04/2008 13:14

Bradley was no 67 most popular name last year

If you don't want him having the same name as others then choose something not in this list!

JT · 30/04/2008 13:13

I don't like it sorry

mustsleep · 30/04/2008 13:11

it starts with a h and is one syllable

i'm not scottish though and thought that bradley was an english name? never mind

not trying to be unique and different expatinscotland just trying not to use a name that four other kids in the class will have

anyway never mind

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expatinscotland · 30/04/2008 13:07

they think they're being unique and different, moony.

but really, they're being stooopid and naff.

drives me round the twist.

my girls has Gaelic forenames. girl names.

this one will be no different: Muireann for a girl and Struan for a boy.

but when we tell Americans they seem to think names no Scottish person of sound mind would ever call their child are more 'Scottish'.

eh?

S1ur · 30/04/2008 13:06

Another no here too. I personally don't like either name but that's by the by. However I also just don't think they go that well together.

How many syllables is your surname and what does it start with?

themildmanneredjanitor · 30/04/2008 13:06

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CountessDracula · 30/04/2008 13:06

Brad & Janet..

you know..

here

girlfrommars · 30/04/2008 13:06

PMSL at Moondog.

Not keen on either, but Preston in particular. Preston is a place in the North-West or that twonk from 'Celebrity' Big Brother.

themildmanneredjanitor · 30/04/2008 13:05

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mustsleep · 30/04/2008 13:05

not american either

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mustsleep · 30/04/2008 13:05

why janet?

any suggestions for a more tasteful name then?

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moondog · 30/04/2008 13:05

What is it with Americans and their strange use of last names as first ones thoguh Expat?

I have a friend (v. nice admittedly) called Parks Moss the third.

wtf??

moondog · 30/04/2008 13:05

What is it with Americans and their strange use of last names as first ones thoguh Expat?

I have a friend (v. nice admittedly) called Parks Moss the third.

wtf??

expatinscotland · 30/04/2008 13:04

still, it's better than that 'bobby maison reid' name the other day.

if that's not a hick name, i don't know what is!

my BIL is a hick. he's a senior mechanical engineer, but at heart he's a hick and he's the first to admit it.

and his God-given name is 'larry jo'.

it's just i never thought i'd see a think like that cross the pond.

until now.

beansprout · 30/04/2008 13:04

Sorry, not for me. It suggests a 6mo who uses hair product.

CountessDracula · 30/04/2008 13:03

If you had a girl later she could be called Janet

expatinscotland · 30/04/2008 13:03

well, there is truth in that, moony.

of course, they're soon called 'brad'.

OrmIrian · 30/04/2008 13:03

No. Just no.

CountessDracula · 30/04/2008 13:03

but then it's not our baby!

Buda · 30/04/2008 13:03

'Bradley' too Eastenders I'm afraid.

themildmanneredjanitor · 30/04/2008 13:02

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