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Vincent???

25 replies

rusmum · 21/04/2008 14:48

Have now gone off of Oscar as I fear there will be millions of them ( although it is a lovely name).
So what do we think of Vincent. It is my father in laws name. I am unsure but DH really likes it. Alternatives at this time are Albie, Max (this will also be everywhere i fear). Or nothing.

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nickytwotimes · 21/04/2008 14:50

Vincent is a nice name. Don't like Max or Albie - sorry!

tiredlady · 21/04/2008 14:50

Albie is just fantastic.

swiftyknickers · 21/04/2008 14:51

albie is gorgeous,know a couple
vincent is lovely-vinnie! brilliant

BrassicMonkey · 21/04/2008 14:51

Like all 3. Prefer just Vince to Vincent though.

BrassicMonkey · 21/04/2008 14:51

Or Vinnie actually, that's even better.

belgo · 21/04/2008 14:51

Vincent is fine, prefer Victor.

rusmum · 21/04/2008 14:52

Isnt it difficult!! Vinny????

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AbbeyA · 21/04/2008 14:56

Sorry don't like Vincent at all.The other 2 are OK.

Muuuuuuuuum · 21/04/2008 15:00

my daughter was on a football course last week out of 20 children there we 2 oscar's and 3 max's.
but its always been the same - when i was at school all the boys were Dave, Andy, Mark (sometimes with a c!) and Paul.

but as i've said before - your baby, your choice

cyteen · 21/04/2008 15:06

I think Vincent is brilliant!

pinkyminky · 21/04/2008 15:10

No offence to you FIL, but it doesn't appeal to me at all. Albie I really like. Max is everywhere. Could ou give vincent as a middle name? I like having family names in there somewhere.

Heated · 21/04/2008 15:10

I've come to really like Vincent but just can't like Vinnie maybe just because the Vinnie Jones/LockStock association reinforced by my exBIL of the same name who looks like Ray Winstone! However, I did see a film with an urbane & lovely Frenchman called Vincent in it, which has altered my perception somewhat!

I love Albie/Albert btw.

Amapoleon · 21/04/2008 15:16

I am sorry but I don't like Vincent, it reminds me of slippery second hand car salesmen. It sounds so much better in any other language than English.

I like Albie and Max.

MandMand · 21/04/2008 15:18

I think Vincent is a wonderful name, I would have loved to use it for my DS. I've only ever met one real-life Vince (a very lovely ex-boyfriend!) I'm sure your FIL would be thrilled and flattered if you used it for his Grandson.

Makingdo · 21/04/2008 15:20

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cyteen · 21/04/2008 15:23

See, Vincent makes me think of cool rockabilly types, whereas Albie just brings to mind Alby Starvation.

girlfrommars · 21/04/2008 15:29

I like Vincent. Makes me think of Van Gogh.

Buckets · 21/04/2008 16:55

Hmmm Vincent Gallo (Hollywood actor and director)
and Vince Noir from The Mighty Boosh - seems like a nice bloke.

MrsMattie · 21/04/2008 16:56

I don't like Vincent at all, sorry! maybe because there were three at my school and they were all weirdos.

oiFoiF · 21/04/2008 16:56

lol

DrNortherner · 21/04/2008 16:58

My friend has a ds called Vincent. At first I wasn't keen, but now it really suits him.

He gets called Vin Von.

BiancaCastafiore · 21/04/2008 16:59

We know a little Vincent (Vinnie) and he's lovely I did a bit when he was first born but think it's a great name now.

pointydog · 21/04/2008 17:11

I like Vincent A Lot

evenhope · 21/04/2008 17:37

I love the name Vincent. Not so keen on Vinnie (but then I don't like names being shortened)

MadameCh0let · 21/04/2008 19:43

Vincent + Oscar = Victor which I really love.

I like Vinnie but not Vincent though. Victor is so cool it hurts my eyes to type the name.

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