London? a boys name?

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[Post New]11/15/2012 08:39
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Anonymous
Sebastian Bach (from Skid Row, not the composer) has two sons, Paris and London.
[Post New]11/15/2012 09:03
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Anonymous
not a fan. sounds more like a girl's name to me. also, it doesn't have a good nickname. donny? ugh.
[Post New]11/15/2012 10:05
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Anonymous
Also not a fan, sorry. Brooklyn Beckham can get away with a feminine-sounding place name because his parents are David and Victoria Beckham.
[Post New]11/15/2012 10:26
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I know a London. She is female, in her 30s and still gets annoyed by all the "I live the city" comments about her name.

Adrian(ne) is also a boy's and girl's name. Without seeing it written, I'd probably guess female if I heard your two names together.



Hadnt thought of that..thanks for the perspective.

Back to the drawing board it is...oh dear!


What about Landon?
[Post New]11/15/2012 10:30
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Anonymous
+1 Landon.
[Post New]11/15/2012 10:31
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I think Adrian is really nice!

BTW, London is now #94 for girls, more popular than Lydia, Kaitlyn, Violet, Angelina, Paige, Ruby, Piper, and Mary. So it's rather feminine.

By contrast, London is #561 for boys, behind Alvin, Boston, and Nelson but still more popular than Rhett, Jermaine, and Roy.



What a useless statistic. You're saying it's a totally obscure name.


How is this useless? By implication, it's pretty common for girls (top 100 names, even more common than a bunch of popular names) and pretty uncommon for boys (less common than a bunch of names you rarely hear on kids).
[Post New]11/15/2012 10:33
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Anonymous
GO AWAY COMMODITY PERSON!!!
[Post New]11/15/2012 10:35
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Anonymous
Name a Teen Mom would pick.
[Post New]11/15/2012 10:36
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Landon.


Landon is how the lower classes in London pronounce London.
[Post New]11/15/2012 10:38
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Landon.


Landon is how the lower classes in London pronounce London.


But in this country it is actually a name. (And a boy's name at that)
[Post New]11/15/2012 10:39
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Anonymous
Or Langston (as in Langston Hughes)
[Post New]11/15/2012 14:31
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Anonymous
Honestly, if you are not African American, I think Langston sounds odd.
[Post New]11/15/2012 14:37
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Anonymous
London? Paris? Capri? I wonder if that's where the kids were conceived. I know of someone who did that. Little Marriott, etc.
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