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What did your friends call their kids and you had to stop the snort..

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charliebat · 28/10/2005 17:40

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moondog · 28/10/2005 19:41

Did you never read Viz lm??

Lonelymum · 28/10/2005 19:41

Starshaker, sure you don't mean Fionnuala? (pronounced Finnola) That was lined up for ds3 if he had been a girl. I was determined to get my Fin one way of another!

moondog · 28/10/2005 19:42

Fabrizio is a real lounge lizard sleazy Lothario name... (imho)

Lonelymum · 28/10/2005 19:42

MD - no, can't say I have.

tegan · 28/10/2005 19:42

The kids from my ante-natal group when pg with dd2 are called Archie, Izzy, and Isla. I also know a Sebastian and Fin not Finley just Fin

spooklymieow · 28/10/2005 19:43

My hairdresser's name is Jade, lovely name, but my hairdresser is a bloke!!

Lonelymum · 28/10/2005 19:43

It just sounds great though! Listen, don't disillusion me, I may still meet my Italian lover and have another child with him (though I won't be able to speak to him as my Italian evening class has been cancelled )

starshaker · 28/10/2005 19:44

its just so unusual had never heard it before. my bf named her kids shelly and troy and i didnt like them to start with (names not kids) but think they suit them so well now

tegan · 28/10/2005 19:46

I have always fancied Kelly and Sasha for boys but I only seem to do girls

Furball · 28/10/2005 19:46

tegan - I know twins Archie and Fin(ley) Also in one toddler group there are three Archies

Sarahx2005 · 28/10/2005 19:46

My friend called her kids Gus, Alex (boy) and recently had a little girl who she called Minnie.

Lonelymum · 28/10/2005 19:46

I wonder where the name Archie came from?

moondog · 28/10/2005 19:47

Oh bummer lm

Viz is a satirical adult comic based on all the characters you would get in old fashioned boys nad girls comics but with a twist....
(Also full of the sort of manic tips and agony aunt stuff you get in cheap women's magazines.)
Past its prime but very funny in its time.

One character was Finbar Saunders and his double entendres.
As it suggets,managed to twist everything he heard/said and make it lewd.
I'm staggered that noone has evere referred to it before.

tegan · 28/10/2005 19:48

I quite fancy Archie and Alfie if I ever had twin boys

HRHQoQ · 28/10/2005 19:48

my sons have 'unusual' names -

Tafara Yehudi and Tongai Scott (ok so not sure exactly how the Scott got in there but hey LOL).

I know a Nyasha and Anashe (girls)

An friend on another website called her daughter Aidan ! And two fo the other girls had Pixie and Bluebell as middle names!

littlerach · 28/10/2005 19:48

My friend's son is Neo.
She is due with her second and if it is a girl it'll be Genie.

twirlaround · 28/10/2005 19:49

Sol

Tommy · 28/10/2005 19:49

Don't know many weird names but when I was pg with DS2 someone suggested I make up a name so they would be the only one with it

  • yeuch - not my sort of thing at all - sorry if that sounds snobby but I prefer more "traditional names - she obviously didn't
Sarahx2005 · 28/10/2005 19:49

Archie is a shortened version of Archibold......

Caligula · 28/10/2005 19:49

Iolo

HRHQoQ · 28/10/2005 19:50

although I we did amke a slight "error" with DS1 - we call him Taf or Taffy for short - the common way to shorten his name.........which was fine when we were discussing in Zimbabwe.... It was only when we got back here and everyone asked about the Welsh connection (I'm a Gwen) ARGHHH - they seem to have stopped now - I think me screaching TAFFY and TONGAI in a mixture of Yorkshire, Bedford and South African accent...makes them realise that perhaps I'm not Welsh

tegan · 28/10/2005 19:51

Archie seems to be quite common really. I think it all depends on you're surname too

twirlaround · 28/10/2005 19:51

Fats

Sarahx2005 · 28/10/2005 19:51

Yeah like if your surname is Archer?? Archie Arhcer ROFL

fullmoonfiend · 28/10/2005 19:52

I DO like Alfie, Archie, Arthur etc. But are they dignified for adolescents? Or young men? They are very cute on babies and, obviously for old men (Alfred, Archibald), but I can't help wondering how many teenagers are going to be be squirming and renaming themselves John or Andrew - just as the Johns, Andrews and Pauls in my class all renamed themselves things like Zac and Jools to be 'cool' !