trevor

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Dh wants to call our son trevor or jimmy. I said no to start but now quite like trevor. what do you think? i heard names in 70s are coming back will this.name

No

For the love of God no.

Please just no

Are you joking?

Trevor's a really sexy name.

Said no woman ever.

God no, Trevor is awful.

I don't believe you

Don't believe you either.

Please no.

Haha

I know someone with a baby Dennis, so why has it got to be a joke? Not my taste but the next generation will probably end up calling their kids Keith and the like all over again and most grandparents will be horrified, just like mine was when I gave my daughter an "old lady" name!

James aka jimmy could work. You need James to fall back on. In fact I like it!

I have to step in here and say that I know a really really sexy Trevor (late 20s) and also a really sexy Gordon (late thirties)!
I quite like it!

I love Jimmy! I also quite like Trevor, I know one and he is so sweet and kind, so I have good feelings about the name because of him.

Trevor isn't 70's, 70's is more like Mark, David, Richard type names. Trevor goes with Clive and Nigel.

I'm not a fan. It was when DH suggested Brian for DS that I decided he would have no role in naming the baby whatsoever

I like it! He will stand out amongst the Olivers, Oscars, Charlies... In a good way

Hahaha seriously?

I once knew a corgi called Trevor

My first boyfriend was a farmer's son called Trevor.

Just no.

Baby Trev? No, Trev is definitely a man in his 60s.

I have only known very lovely (and in some cases sexy) Trevors, so to my mind it's a fab name!
I also know a rather wonderful Clive NoArmani which means that name sounds good to me too :o

I came across a young farmer type named Trevor in my youth too. He had dirty finger nails - nuff said.

Oooh same one? Or were there lots of them?!

Trevor is Colin's slightly older brother. He courted a young lady for a while, but it fizzled out. He gave up on romance after that. He's happy in his patents old home, full of their old comfy furniture, with his steam train mags, jazz records and planning his annual week in Barrow in Furness. He did once eat a mild curry.