Opinions on Oslo

[Anonymous]

I absolutely adore Norway, have beeb 6 times, and would find it extremely strange if someone who has never been there named their child Oslo.

[Anonymous]

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Oslo is a good name for a dog, not a human child.

I question it even for a dog. It's would be perfect for a big tom cat.

I am absolutely loving it for a huge cat.

Same.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Where do you people come up with such ridiculous names… JFC

This. Good grief.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Egypt is a country not a city.

Oslo is a good name for a dog, not a human child.

I question it even for a dog. It's would be perfect for a big tom cat.

I am absolutely loving it for a huge cat.

Same.

I like it, too. Because when you want to snuggle or yell at him you can say”Ossy!”

[Anonymous]

It sounds too close to 'osel' which means 'ass' in Russian (ass as in animal)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It sounds too close to 'osel' which means 'ass' in Russian (ass as in animal)

It doesn’t sound like that at all.

[Anonymous]

It’s a no, op! It would be preferable (though still weird) to name him ole which is at least a name.

[Anonymous]

I would prefer Stavanger or Trondheim.

[Anonymous]

Doesn’t carry quite the same gravitas as “Copenhagen” or “Helsinki.”

[Anonymous]

No. Ridiculous.

[Anonymous]

Absolutely not. How about Olsen?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Doesn’t carry quite the same gravitas as “Copenhagen” or “Helsinki.”

Stockholm is much more manly.

[Anonymous]

And don't forget Bergen! I've bee there. Nice place.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Where do you people come up with such ridiculous names… JFC

I think pregnancy hormones contribute. (Why yes, I should name my baby Pudahepa, after the Hittite princess.)

[Anonymous]

Oslo sounds ridiculous. Poor kid. Better call him Olaf!