To call my twins Kensington and Chelsea even though we can barely afford to rent in Enfield

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Ive always liked the name Chelsea but when I found out we were having twins I thought this would be a genius idea. My family is originally from around there (grandparents and great grandparents lived there) but its way too expensive for me these days.

Dh thinks its a bad idea but I'm really keen on it.

Kings Cross and St Pancras
Hammersmith and Fulham
District and Circle

Shame its not triplets
Daisy Lily Rose = DLR

I met young twins at the weekend called Comfort and Febreze.

disappointed

Tavin Alexander Hammersmith Williams - partly named for the mid-race bridge - knew I'd heard it somewhere.

They WI bring joy to those around them if you do.

Love District and Circle and DLR !!

It's Fabrese I feel bad about, comfort is an actual name, older women have.

If this isn't a wind up then back slowly away from the idea then turn round and run..... I say this with love, when I was pregnant with my twins I thought up all sorts of 'great' name combos which I was talked out of... From the cold light of three years down the line I am now very glad of it!!

Benson and Hegdes?

Old - yep

Southampton - yep

Tyrell and Green -

Highbury & Islington?

Are you sure you aren't tempted by Barking and Dagenham?

I always wonder if Lewisham ilton was named after the borough.

If your surname is Ford you could go for Dept and Cat as first names.

East Ham and West Ham?

Brilliant

I'd avoid Wimbledon though. Wimbledon's common.

(Badoom-tish)

elephant and castle

Girl/boy twins - Isla/Dogs

Wimbledon's common - ARF!!!!

Some may say "rough".

Mornington Crescent

Harrow and Barnet?

Chelsea isn't exactly a posh name OP, more like a very dated name from the 90s.

This is a joke right?. Your DH is correct, this is a bad idea of yours.

They being lumbered with such a monikor will make all their school days miserable as a result.

Hyde and Park?