cameron: unmumsnee munnooo nooo macaroon some oooo moo moon

[vincentvangogh]

I really like the look of words which don't have any up and down bits. mumsnet almost qualifies but I savour words like moon and macaroon...

aibu?

You are not, I like your thinking, and title

I was going to say, eh?

But have had another read

And I can see where you are coming from

Don't get the cameron bit... [I admit I am a bit thick now and never the gifted child previously either]

Surely you don't mean you like DC purely because his surname has no up or down? Now that would be unreasonable!

It should be written in bubble writing.

yy bubble writing. Or comic sans.

I've heard less legitimate reasons for voting for DC Booty

BootyMum - or rather ooum (if we omit those nasty up and downy letters)

I do not like DC. His first name is David. That's three bad letters. I like the word "cameron" though. But only in lower case. He'd have to be av cameron if he wanted to be liked. And ic e his coalition partner. e man the leader of the opposition. On this basis, and only this is cameron more likeable than the rest.

is thinking whether it would be possible to name children entirely with "nice" letters...

I like your moon and macaroon. I feel happy when I see a word with double vowels. Aardvark, green, hawaii, cameroon, vacuum....

But OP, your MN name has letters that go down in it!

Anna, Eve, those sorts of names do you mean?

I feel like a liberated woman :o

anna, eve, cameron, zoe, arran, sean, ...

7 letters is the longest name so far...

unless you call your child macaroon manouvre!

annamaria macaroon manoevre from cameroon of course.

minimu is a nice one.

as is moomin

I may let you have the i in annamaria, ocusonas. I am feeling generous tonight so I will let that pass :o

name: one anna-caravanna-manana macaroon manouvre cameron.

The dot slipped in there unnoticed... OK, swap annamarie for roseanne. Better?

i isn't allowed?

bum

I still think they look nice.

roseanne? I like.

roseanna caravanna I like even more. I shall just go and have some more babies so I can inflict weird naming conventions on them. Or better still buy my children some pre-named soft toys. DC3 is still young enough not to veto my choice of names (hence toys called martin and keith)

areeonn I think i is permitted under special circumstances. I think they're less obvious if they're in the middle of the word rather than at the beginning or end. I was just admiring the word "circumstances" as I wrote it, and I didn't notice the "i" as it was insignificant compared to the "t"

btw I am not actually insane or using illicit substances: it's just that there is no moon tonight which makes me come over all macaroon-caravan-ooo.

You get an extra letter on manoeuvre if you spell it right. And it's still good.

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