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Beyond Sequoia and Halcyon - the latest in an occasional public information series. Names that probably nobody else in the school will have, but won't make people say "I beg your pardon? I dodn't quite catch that"

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seeker · 07/10/2008 08:21

Deborah
Daphne
Richenda
Prudence
Felicity
Michaela
Iris
Belinda
Susan

Nigel
Douglas
Col in (or Corin)
Kenneth
Gideon
Mark
Paul
Sean
Rupert - OK maybe not Rupert!
Clement
Alan

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StressedoutGobbledigook · 09/10/2008 13:53

Hmmm, yes but I don't think David is old fashioned OR quirky.

Yes, my brother is called David as well. My ex-boyfriend's brother was also called David adn I used to work with a couple of Davids.

Don't know any other children called David though.

Oh, and it's David NOT Dave!

Peachy · 09/10/2008 14:07

Well es but alll the dave's I know are David, but choose Dave, iyswim?

I think with name its just already popular in the population as a whole

Actually I seriosuly liked David, just didnt because so many in my family- bet not just me!

rubytwokids · 09/10/2008 21:34

Lindy
Janet
Heidi
Martin
Margaret (Maggie is nice)
Patsy

NotAnOtter · 09/10/2008 21:39

seeker sorry but that list SUCKS

Richenda ---> pool of spew

singersgirl · 09/10/2008 21:42

I know an adult Richenda. First time I had ever heard of it.

I know at least one child called each of the following: Felicity, Iris, Paul, Kenneth, Alan, Gideon, Mark and Sean.

CorpseBrideOfJohnCusack · 09/10/2008 21:46

lol at otter

and TBH you cna have a perfectly standard boring toilet going name (channels Ab FAb) and still people will get it wrong. I've been called all sorts of things and I have a very run of the mill name. I don't actually think DD will have to resay/spell hers any more often than I have to

robbierotten · 09/10/2008 21:48

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seeker · 10/10/2008 01:20

NotanOtter - really? Don't you like even one of them?

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solidgoldskullonastick · 10/10/2008 01:23

Beelzebub?
Adolf?
Taramasalata?

Liffey · 10/10/2008 12:40

Colin is perceived as being 'ugly' because it's a forty somthing name. No names seem as bad to us as the names of our own generation or a bit older than us.

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