Chip, Kipper or Biff?

[shushitsonnow]

We don't yet know the sex of our next DC, so Biff is obviously for a girl, and Chip or Kipper for a boy?

These seem like good names to me.

Any thoughts?

Floppy? Aneena?

Kipper deffo.

Don't be silly, Floppy's clearly a dog's name!

Why do Wilf and Wilma get real names?

Wasn't biff a man in ekmerdale

Biff, Chip and Kipper are all male names in my head. (Has been a while since I read the books though).

=D

I say Key and or Magic.

My son repeatedly used to read Chip and Kipper as Chipper. I'd go with Chipper if I were you.

Mortlock.

For a girl, obviously.

:o :o :o

Topsy and/or Tim?

Don't be ridiculous OP! how about Nadim?

I actually quite like Chip. It can be a diminutive for Christopher. Kipper is an excellent name...for a dog.

I know of two elderly ladies with the name Biff. I think real name of one is Margaret and the other Barbara.

It's Barbara in the books, isnt it?

I think you should go with Kipper-Chip for a boy.

Is this a real thread - or some kind of joke about Oxford Reading trees book series, the magic key?????

Not Biff, she was my very irritating first year flat mate. It was short for Elizabeth

"Is this a real thread - or some kind of joke about Oxford Reading trees book series, the magic key?????"

I'm guessing the second of those

I do hope it's triplets.

They are all inane nickname. In ort, Biff is Barbara, chip is Charles and kipper is Christopher. Obviously.....

dad or mum is surely better

You ARE joking, surely? These are the names of characters from an old reading scheme!!! Bit like calling your kids Janet and John (only worse, at least Janet and John are fairly traditional names in their own right!!)

Don't forget Gran ! A lovely name in it's own right.....

Update: it's twins (one of each), so we're going with Peter and Jane and will scour every rescue centre in the land to find a red setter called Pat.

Must say, although I do like Gran, it's DH's name, so it would seem odd, unless we went for Gran Jr.

Mum and Dad are too popular where we live. You hear those names all the time.