What do you think of when hear the name Crispin?

[mintich]

Considering it for my son!

I owe an enourmous debt of gratitude to a wonderful crispin. Charismatic, powerful, wonderfully smart.

I dated a Crispin about 25 years ago and I ended it because I couldn't cope with going out with a Crispin.
My Dad massively took the piss.
#fickle

I made friends with a boy on holiday when I was about 7, in the kids club. I was convinced his name was Crispy, kept telling my mum about Crispy. Mum thought I made him up. But then she met him and his parents. And yes obviously his name was actually Crispin. But the name will always make me think of my holiday pal Crispy.

Posh and weak.

A Monk (not sure why)

The blonde Kula Shaker guy who sang Tatva whose Mum played Polyanna who turned out to be a twat

St Crispin’s day speech ( actually I think of how DP likes to do the Henry V speech in his best Olivier voice when he’s pissed)

Christmas

Crisps

Floppy blonde hair - not sure where that comes from

Dickhead.

Crispy pancakes.

I think of a monacle and a tiny chin.

Tory!

Crispin would be useless in a fight...I agree with the pp who said posh and weak!

TBH - first thought is good. Crisps (oh yes, prawn cocktail crisps).

Second thought is a Harry Potter character

The head of The Dragon School....so yes a bit posh. It would only work well in a limited circle.

Rice Krispie buns

Definitely Hyacinth Bucket as said above!

I'm thinking nobody should give their child that name, just don't.

The bloke who ran the vegan shop next door to where I used to work called himself Crispin. He was weedy with dirty blond hair and smelt of patchouli oil. We discovered his real name was Mark.

'We discovered his real name was Mark.'

WTAFIGO yes

Hush and Hey Dude are great songs tho. Reminds me of high school in the 90’s.

Henry V and the battle of Agincourt

This. Don't really like the sound of it tbh.

I do like Kester

We had a Crispin at school. Xmas time was always fun, every time Crispin, someone would sing:

'Good King Wenceslas last looked out, deep and Crispin even'

No it doesn't make sense. It was the 1980s we were easily pleased.

I think of someone for whom I worked years ago whose son was called Crispin. A very clever and talented boy.

No. Don't like it. Sorry. I would always think about a packet of crisps.