Django?

[idontbelieveit]

yes or no?

I like it.

A lot.

And, I wouldn't be at all embarrassed for people to think that I named him after Django Reinhart either.

Well, she was born in 2002!
Finger on the pulse, that's me!

Yes

I like it (and am a jazz fan).

Tempting (I thought of Djano Bates, too) but I'd resist for fear of him rebelling and growing up to be an Alan Partridge-esque figure.

doh! Django, obv.

no no no
i think these name threads are getting a bit daft now aren't they?

I like it. Wanted to use it for DS. But maybe that is cos i am gypsy. (So of course tradition dictated that I wanted to call him Elvis too...) (Didn't get either past DP!)

Good jazz name too.

(Why can't a plumber be called Django?)

Not keen. But then it gives me "how do you say it?" fear, plus I hate jazz

A plumber called Django would be COOL, a civil servant called Django would too.

If there were two plumbers, Wayne and Django, I'd plumb for Django, any day.

I like it - was on my list but too hippy for DH.

Next door have a Cairn terrier called Django. He's cute. I quite like it for a human child.

desperately wants to hear other contenders>>

I've had 'Return of the Django' in my head all day since reading this!

No bad thing - very cool tune!

I don't like Django, no sorry.

hmmm, mixed repsonses.
TMMJ - why is this a daft thread? I wanted opinions, I may well call my unborn child Django, i'm not taking the piss i promise!
Other contenders, here we go....
Levin
Nile
Oskar/Oscar
Vincent
Dexter

Tell me the worst, I can take it

Why not Django? As others have said, if it was good enough for Reinhardt & Bates.
Although I must confess the first time I ever met a Django to a conversation along these lines - me 'Oh are your parents jazz fans [pauses and gets very embarrassed] Oh no, I bet everyone says that to you' . . .
But apparantly, no, they don't (either that or the poor man was trying to spare my blushes)

Levin, Levin, Levin! It's my fave. No actually you can;t ahve it (snatches back). Levin in Anna Karenina was my big sixth form literary crush (no, I don't have any friends)

Sounds like fanjo to me, although outside mumsnet I'm not sure if that matters. I like your other names much better (except Nile).

All sound fine to me, although Dexter does make me think of cattle. Nice cattle though.

Django far poncier than any of the other contenders