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Makingdo · 18/04/2008 08:43

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sweetkitty · 19/04/2008 14:29

I thought that was how it was pronounced. It's hard when you get to the third one though, you don't want to give them a "rejected" name for your other two.

DD1 got our girls name and it really does suit her

DD2 got a very unusual name and she's well very unusual

DD3 surprisingly we have both agreed on a name for her unless she pops out and doesn't look like it at all.

If we had of had a boy DP really wanted one name I wanted another, there would have been bloodshed.

AitchTwoOhelicopterfraek · 20/04/2008 12:53

masonry is frowned upon because it's a very real and utterly revolting 'jobs for the boys' system, it's not make-believe.

look, you clearly like the name (as it happens i'm with expat on the artisanal names thing) so go right ahead. but you are kidding yourself if you think that he won't hear a lot about it during his life, especially if you have relatives in scotland (by the way, i think they are being disingenuous with you). as i say, though, perhaps he'll enjoy the attention? but it will cause offence to some people.

VictorianSqualor · 20/04/2008 13:00

Oooh I like Muireann, very pretty.

EyeballsintheSky · 20/04/2008 22:49

OK, butting in here but I must be missing something because I never heard this before...

The whole of the west of Scotland would pass comment on the name because they don't like Freemasons? Is that the gist? Blimey, there mustn't be much else going on there then. I never heard of half a country taking against an organisation like that. Strange...

Not keen on the name personally but nothing to do with poxy Freemasons. Isla is beautiful though, however you spell it.

expatinscotland · 20/04/2008 22:53

it goes a bit deeper than that, sky.

it's hard to explain, but it goes deeper than that.

expatinscotland · 20/04/2008 22:57

it's about sectarianism - economic, cultural, religious, etc. it's about the dynamics between East and West, etc.

Dragonbutter · 20/04/2008 23:02

I just can't decide between Mason and Zebedee
I'm not sure makingdo is taking this at all seriously.

expatinscotland · 20/04/2008 23:03

then you could nickname him 'zeb'.

that's cool, yeah?

ButterflyMcQueen · 20/04/2008 23:05

zebedee is on my shortlist

agree with Masons thing though

the freemasons do offend an awful lot of people - i would not call my child Osama Adolf nor Mason

VictorianSqualor · 21/04/2008 13:03

am i the only person that thinks of bricks when reading the name Mason?

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