Woodrow or Seymour?

[nevergoogledragonbutter]

Discuss.

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

good thread for saturday morning, tho! psml

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

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.

snort at Auberon.

would you shorten to Ron or Obi?

Obiwan

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

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

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

thanks dizzy, i know you understand.

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

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

pa ha ha ha haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

Woodrow

ha ha ha

Seymour

No.

neither are to my taste.

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

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

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.

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

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.

Are they american names then?