Roger

[nottodaymarjory]

Is it due a come back? Why or who not.

It's a great name. I work with one and he's really cool.

My neighbour is called Roger. Lovely bloke but he's 83 and drives a 1998 Nisan Micra when he probably shouldn't.

I'm not sure I can overcome that image in my mind.

See also: Ronald; Reginald

Apart from the old fashioned 'good rogering joke' it's a good name. I'm in love with the Duke of Hastings so would morph it into Rege

Or Simon!

Roger that

I can never spell it - always want to put Rodger. It looks like a name that's missing something (I.e. a consonant or two).

Nooo, it just doesn't sound good.

I know a Roger. He is early mid to late 50s, but he seems alot older due to his outlook. He is like something from the 1940s.

I don't mind the name itself. But every Roger I have known deeds UK with the nickname of 'Roger the Dodger'.definitely would name a child it.

To give someone "a good rogering " means to have sex with them.
Nuff said.

Rogering is the most unsexy word to describe sex. Worse than booking.

Bonking even!

I bet Johnson likes to roger his women.

Yes, it's due for a comeback. It's a great name.

Love a good booking
Not so keen on the name roger though

I really don't like it. It's old-fashioned in an unflattering way.

I think it would be fine as a middle name in memory of a grandparent but agree with others about the negative connotations.

@Joystir59

Or Simon!

I think that's a nice name .

Horrible name.

@MrsMoastyToasty

To give someone "a good rogering " means to have sex with them. Nuff said.

This!

Awful

Roger the Cabin Boy (oo-er)

See also; (rhymes with): todger

It’s a slang word for sex so no I wouldn’t name a child that.

Oh no. No no.

Spare a thought for BBC news presenter Roger Johnson who sometimes comes on at the Start of Andrew Marr/Sunday Politics