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I think I'm going to go uber poncy for unborn baby's middle name. What is the PONCIEST name you can think of?

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MamaG · 16/04/2008 11:26

Grin
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margoandjerry · 16/04/2008 12:27

Are you talking about The Lumber Room Effie? Did that for O' Level. And Saki lived on my street (ponce emoticon)

I know a Ptolomy.

If I had a son he would definitely get a poncy name. I'm thinking Montgomery or Montague or Horatio. Or Constantine. Or Clement. Or Immanuel.

MrsClinton · 16/04/2008 12:27

I have no idea Marina, really.

I remember calling her (though didn't know the sex then) when I was 6 mths pg on hol in San Francisco

it stuck briefly postnally too - have pic of us on beach in suffolk with name written in sand

EffiePerine · 16/04/2008 12:27

no (luckily)

I should prob be thankful that DH isn't promoting Boris for a boy

margoandjerry · 16/04/2008 12:28

sorry, bit slow

EffiePerine · 16/04/2008 12:29

I wish we had done Saki for A level. Far better than Return of the Sodding Native

SSSandy2 · 16/04/2008 12:30

don't know if foreign names necessarily sound poncey but old-fashioned ones sometimes do because they're no longer common

SSSandy2 · 16/04/2008 12:36

actually that doesn't make sense at all since foreign names wouldn't be that common either.

Well what I (think I) meant was when I was pregnant I was thinking about Allegra for dd but dh was absolutely not having it because he said it just sounds ridiculous. Ok well maybe he was right. I also liked the sound of Venetia but he found that daft too and I think actually it wouldn't have suited dd. Don't think those names were necessarily poncey though

PengTheMerciless · 16/04/2008 12:40

Joquasta

PengTheMerciless · 16/04/2008 12:40

Albus

MrsClinton · 16/04/2008 12:41

albion

OrangeKnickers · 16/04/2008 12:44

Montague

for a boy or a girl.

Love Cornelius, in fact maybe I will steal it for d? when the time comes.

How about something Latin....Juvenal, Ovid or Aristole?

My Dad knows a baby Boudica. No, really.

cyteen · 16/04/2008 13:00

Gloriana

Aquinas

Bovington

Fanshawe (spelled Featherstonehaugh, obv)

Xerxes

EffiePerine · 16/04/2008 13:22

I knew someone called Xerxes Cyrus Mazda. Which is very cool

hatrick · 16/04/2008 13:24

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PerkinWarbeck · 16/04/2008 13:28

Basil v.g.

I knew a Basil Fagg at college - a most poncetastic combo.

margoandjerry · 16/04/2008 13:40

Cyrus makes me think of Billy Ray Cyrus and his Achy Breaky Heart - and now you'll all be singing that all afternoon

ThinWhiteDuchess · 16/04/2008 13:58

River Fox (followed by a very common surname) is the ponciest name I have heard in RL.

NorthernLurker · 16/04/2008 14:02

Orlando, Alcuin, Lucretia, Demelza

duchesse · 16/04/2008 14:06

Algonquin- like the mountains

Iklboo · 16/04/2008 14:08

Ozymandius

belgo · 16/04/2008 14:08

Dezmeralda

Fimbo · 16/04/2008 14:08

Boden
Julian

Atalanta
Raephella

MrsBadger · 16/04/2008 14:09

Cressida
Antigone
Araminta

beaniesteve · 16/04/2008 14:10

Blythe

castille · 16/04/2008 14:10

Araminta is almost off the ponceometer scale.

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