Kurtis

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Kurtis Frederick Coughlin.

What do you think? :)

Why change the first letter of an otherwise perfectly adequate name?

Definitely Curtis, not Kurtis.

Curtis.

KFC. It might not work out well...

Names starting with K aren't allowed on MN. You'll have to leave.

Not with a k.. Curtis is lovely

KFC ? really?

Uber -chavtastic. It's up there with 'Klay' and 'Karleigh' I'm afraid. You did ask

Sorry, it's horrible.

I prefer the traditional spelling with a C. Also means he avoids a lifetime of chicken jokes

Curtis Frederick Coughlin any better?

Not much, no.

Curtis is not one of my favourite names but it is nicer with the C spelling. If you love it that's what matters! Just feels a bit 80s to me. I do know another 2 yr old one tho!

I'm sure there are lots of Germans called Kurtis.

Initials KFC aren't great though.

I grew up in Germany and there are NO Germans called Kurtis I'm afraid. Kurt, however, was a popular first name a few generations ago.

It's not a nice name whichever way I look at it, but on balance better with a C.
Germans might be called Kurt, never Kurtis.

Curtis is much nicer!

And Kurt is the German name, pronounced Koort.

I know of two Curtis' (no Kurtis') - both are teenagers, roughly 16ish, and both have a brother called Mitchell.

I can't say that I particularly like or dislike the name myself - but it was definitely more popular back in the 90s & goes with names like Jordan, Tiffany, Shannon, Shelby etc. etc.

Okay, I take it back, there are NO German Kurtis'!

Curtis is amazing . I love it . If you don't want it I do !

Maybe just Kurt and add a second middle name so its not KFC :)

CFC is just as bad - as in the aerosols

Curtis is a wonderful name! But not Kurtis) Is this the only option for name? maybe try others to avoid KFC)

I don't want to get too concerned about initials.

I've never heard of CFC aerosols. But thanks for spotting it :)

CFC is nowhere near as bad as KFC.

CFC is absolutely fine! It's not like POO or LOO, in fact I had no idea what aerosols are and, more importantly that they're known as CFC.

Middle names are SO rarely used anyway.