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Boys names - quick poll

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Tinker · 15/03/2005 13:19

Don't know what sex I'm having but we're struggling to pick a boys name. All seem to be "taken" - in fact 2 potentials have been taken in last 2 days!

But, bit shy about posting this now, we both like teh name...Jesse.

Will he get laughed at (You big jessy) or have a lifetime of saying "Yes, Jesse, you know, just like Jesse James"

Opinions please.

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Tinker · 15/03/2005 13:46

Not sure about Seamus iota. Had one in our school...

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Lonelymum · 15/03/2005 13:46

Also, my boys' unusual names are, in fact, Irish although our links with Ireland are very tenuous (dh's ancestry was Irish)

Janh · 15/03/2005 13:46

I was going to suggest Leo! Leo and Max have been my 2 favourites for ages. Dominic v nice too and unusual now (was popular in 70s?)

Helmut good too - how about Arnold to go with it?

Fimbo · 15/03/2005 13:46

I like Irish names, albeit I am flummoxed how to say some of them i.e. Niamh for Neave etc

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bundle · 15/03/2005 13:48

Saul? Noah? Felix?

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Lonelymum · 15/03/2005 13:49

Yeah why not?
Declan Joseph, Connor Edward (Edward was my granfather - I know not Irish!) and Finbar Ciaran. You can choose any of those without me being offended! In fact I would be flattered!

Tinker · 15/03/2005 13:49

You're right Lonelymum, should pick what I like but have been quite close (well, talked about it a lot) to colleague and know hers is a very longed for baby so would feel a bit rotten to use it. It was only a lukewarm choie as well.

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Lonelymum · 15/03/2005 13:50

Lockets! I always mean to have a cat called Malachy!!!

iota · 15/03/2005 13:50

Tinker - not guilty to suggesting Seamus - not actually a name I'd chose - much prefer Sean

Tinker · 15/03/2005 13:51

Like lots of those LM, in fact Joe would be first choice but know so many. Liek Edward.

Love felix bundle.

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Janh · 15/03/2005 13:51

You're not a Viz reader then, LM!

Gwenick · 15/03/2005 13:51

you can call them Tongai Scott or Tafara Yehudi if you like too and I won't be offended either (although having said that we did make a big effort to make sure none of the names we used were family or close friends related )

Lonelymum · 15/03/2005 13:52

Other Irish names (if that is waht you fancy):
Christy (if there was ever a ds4, that would be my choice so you can see Jesse meets my approval), Owen, Ryan, Brendan..

Tinker · 15/03/2005 13:52

Seamus I knew used to get calle Shay though which is quite cool sounding. Hey, what about Che? Pretentious?

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Lonelymum · 15/03/2005 13:53

Janh, no I am not. Why? Have I committed some faux pas?

iota · 15/03/2005 13:54

I know someone who called her son Shay - apparently after some footballer

WideWebWitch · 15/03/2005 13:54

Ooh, I like Dominic and Leo. And Theo and Felix and Noah and Milo and Declan. Janh, I didn't see the mad bints at the bottom of the Gabriel Byrne photo! Ha ha!

helsi · 15/03/2005 13:55

If I have a boy he will be called Christopher. I think it suits any age of boy/man and can be shortened to Chris as a teenager/adult if preferred later on.

WideWebWitch · 15/03/2005 13:55

Finbar Saunders and his double entendres! I know a Finbar, I like that name too.

Janh · 15/03/2005 13:55

Noooo, it's just that one of the cartoon characters is called Finbar (or even Finbarr - not sure which spelling they use).

If you had another boy you could call him Anthony and then you'd have your very own Ant and Dec