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Tell me your thoughts on these names please!!

36 replies

Kaboomba · 28/11/2020 22:13

Tell me your thoughts on these names please!!

Alby
Ernie
Archie

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Whatsyourflava · 28/11/2020 22:25

Love Ernie and Archie

IamnotwhouthinkIam · 28/11/2020 22:34

I don't really like any of them, sorry OP. Alby is the best of the bunch I guess, might make a cute nn for Albert.

2gorgeousboys · 28/11/2020 22:35

They all seem like very cute nicknames to me.

MyNameForToday1980 · 28/11/2020 22:36

I don't mind Albie, Ernie would be fine as a NN for Ernest. Archie is a bit naff (sorry to all the Archie parents out there). I'm sure you'd dislike DD' name too.

Echobelly · 28/11/2020 22:38

All cute but, and I'm always saying this here, I would give a full version of the name of their birth certificate, because there may be a time they'd prefer to be known by a name with more gravitas.

Atalune · 28/11/2020 22:40

Albie- lovely.
Archie- very popular. Not keen
Ernie- not keen

Edwin- nn Teddy or eddy or Winnie?

TildaTurnip · 28/11/2020 22:40

This is the fourth Archie thread on here I have seen in less than 24 hours so I would say from that alone that it is rather liked.

Tambourina · 28/11/2020 22:42

All diminutives

RoseMartha · 28/11/2020 22:44

Ernie makes me think of the fastest milkman in the west song.

Archie from your list

Nell96 · 28/11/2020 23:19

I dislike Archie. Albie (dislike the 'y' spelling) and Ernie are fine as nicknames for Albert, Ernest etc. They're sweet for a little boy, not so sure for a grown man - would be good to give him some options.

daisypond · 28/11/2020 23:27

Terrible. They are so babyish. Fine for a baby. What about when he’s 50?

Brighterthansunflowers · 28/11/2020 23:44

Overly twee nicknames, I especially don’t like the spelling of Alby

I don’t like Ernest or Archibald either though tbh! Albert is the least worst

Arthur or Frederick have a similar feel but much nicer and you can use the twee nickname while he’s little but still have a proper name for when he grows out of cutesy nicknames

TH22 · 28/11/2020 23:56

All horrible and chavvy. Sorry!

emilybrontescorsett · 29/11/2020 00:01

All a bit nicknamey to me. I think Archie is the most grown up.

DramaAlpaca · 29/11/2020 00:52

I dislike all of them equally intensely.

MercyBodle · 29/11/2020 04:34

I love Alby ( I like this spelling best) and Archie.

August20 · 29/11/2020 04:37

They all sound like diminutives. Lovely as nicknames but wouldn't use any as a full name.

DappledThings · 30/11/2020 15:22

Same as everyone else, they're all ok as nicknames although don't love any of them but awful as full names.

MikeUniformMike · 30/11/2020 15:42

I don't like any of them although they'd be ok for a puppy.

TrixieHeliotrope · 30/11/2020 18:49

Brilliant!

ThirdTimeLuckyIHope · 30/11/2020 18:50

I think Ernie is super cute 🥰

Iwasonceabrownie · 30/11/2020 19:01

Please don't saddle a child with Ernie. Just awful, Ernie the fastest milkman in the West, song by Benny Hill.

Felixfrank · 30/11/2020 20:41

What about when he’s 50?!

That is ridiculous Archie is an old name, and no for all the full names snobs on MN, not Archibald, just plain old Archie.

I love Ernie and can guarantee I am far from a “chav”

Iloveknockknockjokes · 30/11/2020 20:43

Alby love
Ernie just doesn't sound nice
Archie v common

Felixfrank · 30/11/2020 20:46

I do not actually no one Archie so I’m obviously in the minority.
Albie is more popular where I live

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