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DP wants child to be called

63 replies

thenamegame · 16/07/2006 15:49

He thinks it would be brilliant. The surname is "Dix". Your comments please...

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QueenEagle · 16/07/2006 16:19

Sorry, seems my mind is as bad as everyone elses.

Think I will lie in a darkened room now.

Blandmum · 16/07/2006 16:19

Pia Dix will be right out too!

SSSandy · 16/07/2006 16:20

Drug him, knock him out with sleeping pills or something and go get the name registered on your own! Don't include him at all! Good grief -Dizzy Dix

How about Desmond? If you say it fast enough with a drunken slur it could approximate Dizzy.

edam · 16/07/2006 16:23

With such an unerring ability to scar his children for life, there is no way your dh should be allowed anywhere near the registrar's, tbh.

CarolinaMoose · 16/07/2006 16:25

lol @ the troll

mousiemousie · 16/07/2006 16:39

say you prefer Dodgy Dix or Maximus Dix and won't hear of anything else.

Then eventually compromise on Charles.

Blandmum · 16/07/2006 16:42

Maximillilan Dix

Twix Dix

mousiemousie · 16/07/2006 16:45

Lix. Straight to the top of the no list.

LeahE · 16/07/2006 16:47

Dizzy Gillespie's real first name was John, if that helps (not sure if it does with Dix as a surname).

mousiemousie · 16/07/2006 16:48

how about Gillespie?

thenamegame · 16/07/2006 16:56

Shame about Felix, though, I really like that name

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Blandmum · 16/07/2006 16:58

Felix Dix would be awsome

sorry, you must get fed up of all of this sort of things

Maximus Dix would be good too

thenamegame · 16/07/2006 17:01

Do you think Dizzy is short for something? Maybe there is a longer, more normal name, and Dizzy could be a nickname??? I'm being soft now aren't i?

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mousiemousie · 16/07/2006 17:04

Dizzy is short for Disco

Disco Dix

SSSandy · 16/07/2006 17:07

You can decide to adopt Dizzy as a nickname for any name if you like. I mean you could take any name beginning with D or which has a second syllable beginning with D and call him Dizzy for short. It either catches on or it doesn't.

SSSandy · 16/07/2006 17:09

Does it have to be a name beginning with D?

Carmenere · 16/07/2006 17:13

Tell him that you have to christen the child with a decent name and that he can call it whatever he likes when it arrives but at least it will have a proper name to fall back on.

My dp refers to our dd as 'Widge' all the time, as this is his nic-name for her but at least she has a real name too!

Spagblog · 16/07/2006 17:15

How about Disraeli Dix and then DP can nickname him Dizzy if he wants

thenamegame · 16/07/2006 17:21

Really don't think i could face Disraeli. Agree, that Dizzy could just be a nickname regardless of given name.

Right, good. That's something to tell him!

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VeniVidiVickiQV · 17/07/2006 11:35

Give the child a name to live up to. Do you want him to grow up as a ziggy or dizzy, or a disraeli or mandela?

Greensleeves · 17/07/2006 11:40

ROFLMFAO at Zippy Dix....reminds of some poor bloke getting his whatsits jammed in his zip - excruciating, by all accounts

UCM · 17/07/2006 12:44

OK so greensleeves has posted, so it's not her then, I wonder who could this be.........ermmmmm

Blu · 17/07/2006 12:49

Flora?

HappyMumof2 · 17/07/2006 13:30

Message withdrawn

Greensleeves · 17/07/2006 13:31

Oooh, is it a troll? Not me this time!!