Woodrow or Seymour?

[nevergoogledragonbutter]

Discuss.

[fanjoforthemammaries7850]

I'm afraid I always think of "Seymour butts" when I hear the name "Seymour"

[cariboo]

good thread for saturday morning, tho! psml

[nevergoogledragonbutter]

cariboo, it's too early in the morning for derision surely

[cariboo]

I will make a confession: I desperately wanted to call ds Auberon. The family argument (cos of course everyone got involved, trying to persuade me I was out to lunch) lasted for months.

[nevergoogledragonbutter]

snort at Auberon.

would you shorten to Ron or Obi?

[cariboo]

Obiwan

[nevergoogledragonbutter]

at least i was on the white wine when i made my suggestion.

[dizzydixies]

dragonbutter am feeling a tad dejected on your behalf over your little non existant woodrow and seymour - if they're imaginary children then PLEASE do call them what you wish

[cariboo]

white wine?? pg? tch-tch! I was on hormones!!!

[nevergoogledragonbutter]

thanks dizzy, i know you understand.

[dizzydixies]

yes, me and my ridicliously named future imaginary children are very happy together - they're much better behaved, cleaner and sleep better than the 3 I actually have

[nevergoogledragonbutter]

oh no, cariboo, i'm not pg.
no intention of having any more either.
just fancied a discussion about the names i like.

[BerylCole]

pa ha ha ha haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

Woodrow

ha ha ha

Seymour



No.

[HerHonesty]

neither are to my taste.

[nevergoogledragonbutter]

woodrow and seymour have been sleeping through since they were born!

and they just can't seem to get enough broccoli!

[Leln]

I am a huge fan of JD Salinger, hence love, love LOVE Seymour.

Someone mentioned Columbus - which I love, too, but be careful with nales ending in 's':

I have a friend whose son is Julius and it sounds very unwieldy when you have to say "Julius's coat" / Columbus's socks"

Just a thought.

[nevergoogledragonbutter]

thanks for your support.
I loooove columbus and use it as a nickname for DS1.

[Spidermama]

LOVE Woodrow but would always be Woody.

I'm very fond of Seymour too because of the Salinger book so I think both are very good.

But then, I do live in Brighton.

[nevergoogledragonbutter]

Are they american names then?