Wyatt for a boy?

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birdofthenorth · 30/08/2011 17:50

It was DH's grandad's middle name. No-one knows why really, but we quite like it!

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Bandwithering · 30/08/2011 17:52

It's ok, but I want to say URP after it. Apart from that it's alright.

Kirstle · 30/08/2011 19:13

It's nice. I think Sheryl Crow named her DS this. In fact:

CandiceMariePratt · 30/08/2011 19:23

I like it, I know a grown up Wyatt.

Cereal · 30/08/2011 19:47

Not keen, too surnamey for me, sorry.

RueyBoey · 30/08/2011 19:59

just as Earp on the end.

Wasn't wyatt one of the children in Charmed?? the evil one who was going to destroy the earth?

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birdofthenorth · 30/08/2011 21:29

Never heard of Charmed! Wyatt sounds more roguish sheriff than evil planet-destroyer to me!

Earp will definitely come to mind, but is that a biggy?

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RueyBoey · 30/08/2011 22:51

You never heard of charmed !?!?! Well Wyatt in that is Wyatt Matthew but in the end they change the future and he becomes the 'twiced-blessed' (or is it that is what he is born? his dad was like a 'whitelighter') anyway in the end he becomes king of good magic and owns excalibur. So at least he becomes good in the end and spends his life continueing what his mum and aunts did - defend us mere mortals from the evil magic people. all that actually made my like it more.

Well at least Earp wasn't a 'criminal' and they will have a film with the same name as them with Denis Quad in (which is always good)

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