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in my local paper i came across these names

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southeastastra · 17/02/2008 20:55

sorry if it's your family, but: september, atlanta, tiger lily, gypsy and brother duran.

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bikerunski · 24/07/2008 14:58

I know a Buster. He must be about 15 now.
My sister's middle name is Harmony, which is far prettier than mine, which is Liguanea (Li ga nee). Just as well my first name is nice and traditional!

madamez · 24/07/2008 15:05

Well my DS is called Victory John so you can all knob off.

nappyaddict · 24/07/2008 15:07

quite like september and gypsy. i always think tiger lily is a funny one cos tiger is a boy's name and lily is a girl's name.

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SheSellsSeashellsByTheSeashore · 24/07/2008 15:15

haha when i was pg with dd1 i heard a woman in the waiting room for a scan shout "alabama will you leave atlanta alone and bring gorgia a drink she is thirsty!!" i ked ye not! i just wonder if she called her next one texas or california?

EachPeachPearMum · 26/07/2008 21:16

I know of children named Starsky, Little Twinkle, Dusty (a boy!), Cruise, loads of others.
Ocean is actually reasonably common- ie not just 2 in UK.

zwiggy · 26/07/2008 21:20

is the name 'duran' or 'brother duran'? I quite like brother duran, I should like to call a found/lost cat this

ButterflyMcQueen · 26/07/2008 21:22

the worst i have ever heard is Clint

MrsSylar · 26/07/2008 21:34

I have come across a Tia Maria, a Tionree (an homage to Thierry Henri I think) a Deandray (pronounced Day - ondray)and a Cevell.

Is this a creative outlet for some parents, do you think?

OurHamsterisevil · 29/07/2008 17:51

There was a boy at DS1's nursery called Quaid, also a Mackay (said mack-eye)ALso DN has middle name Bluestar

ClareVoiant · 29/07/2008 19:51

i hadn't heard the name ocean before my friend called her daugher it. at first i thought it was a bit way-out-there but now its a normal name, you kinda get acclimatised when you see them everyday.
apparently my friend was just toying with the name, but when the baby was born her dh knocked on all the doors to spread the news that the baby had been born, and she was called ocean, so they sort of just went with it. ocean will be 3 tomorrow and the name really suits her.
Also came across another 'ocean' in a shop in mevagissy, who must have been about the same age.
unusual names seem to be like busses, you don't know one for ages then 2 come along at once

TheCrackFox · 29/07/2008 19:57

I know and Ocean who must be about 15 now. I also know a little girl called Blue and it really suits her. Ds1 goes to school with a boy called Carllito.

scotagm · 30/07/2008 20:43

Heard Ocean for the first time yesterday - a toddler in the next garden. Never heard it before.

Teach a Rainbow and I kid you not, someone described her as a "colourful character".

differentID · 30/07/2008 20:51

Ocean could be a mis hearing of Osian- which is a not unusual given name in Wales. I went to school with a boy called Osian and never once considered it odd.

LadyJogsAlot · 30/07/2008 21:01

i have taught: armani, annikan, blessing and chanel!

frazzledoldbag34 · 30/07/2008 21:07

Pebbles

fizzbuzz · 30/07/2008 21:08

I've taught an Armani too, and a Blue and a Red. Also a Sapphire and an Angel..........

girlandboy · 30/07/2008 21:14

I know of a little girl called Rebel

LuLuBai · 30/07/2008 21:32

Gypsy is fine. I have a great friend called Gypsy.

The most ridiculous one I've come across was a Spanish kid whose mum was a bit of a fan of hollywood movies. He was called Kevincostner. All one word.

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