Jimothy?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We named my first DD after both of her (then) recently passed grandmothers – Mary and Esther – Masther, or Mas for short. She has never dealt with any bullying and really loves her name. So: you do you, OP! But if you're only doing it to stick with the J names, don't.

Was this before or after Renesmee happened? Huh, googling it now, it seems even Renesmee had a middle name to fall back on. At least give your child that option, OP!

[Anonymous]

What is wrong with you, OP? That baby is a PERSON, not a race horse or a dog. Give him a real name, not a joke!

[Anonymous]

Himothy

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Jimothy Tristopher. JT for short. Do it.

DO. IT.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What is wrong with you, OP? That baby is a PERSON, not a race horse or a dog. Give him a real name, not a joke!

I would never name my dog Jimothy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I really don't see a huge problem with Jimothy – as long as you make sure he always has the option of going by Jim. Jimothy may strike many as a bizarre made up name, but it's been around for a few years. I personally know a Jimothy working at my local Safeway, great boy.

We named my first DD after both of her (then) recently passed grandmothers – Mary and Esther – Masther, or Mas for short. She has never dealt with any bullying and really loves her name. So: you do you, OP! But if you're only doing it to stick with the J names, don't.

That is god-awful. It's like someone with a speech impediment trying to say "Master"

OP, your child will not feel left out if his name doesn't start with a J. My DH's older brothers were David and Daniel, and DH's first name was alliterative with the dog's name. He really doesn't care.

[Anonymous]

Jamuel

Jonald

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I really don't see a huge problem with Jimothy – as long as you make sure he always has the option of going by Jim. Jimothy may strike many as a bizarre made up name, but it's been around for a few years. I personally know a Jimothy working at my local Safeway, great boy.

We named my first DD after both of her (then) recently passed grandmothers – Mary and Esther – Masther, or Mas for short. She has never dealt with any bullying and really loves her name. So: you do you, OP! But if you're only doing it to stick with the J names, don't.

That is god-awful. It's like someone with a speech impediment trying to say "Master"

OP, your child will not feel left out if his name doesn't start with a J. My DH's older brothers were David and Daniel, and DH's first name was alliterative with the dog's name. He really doesn't care.

Maybe one day Masther will marry that fine young man, Jimothy, and they will name their baby Masjim.

[Anonymous]

Second child could be Therothy.

[Anonymous]

OP again. I may have to abandon actually naming him Jimothy if I'm gonna get reactions like this, jeez. Still leaning towards James Timothy NN Jimothy. I guess I'm just caught up in the excitement of finally having a boy! A chubby little Jimothy would be so adorable, but I can understand why some of you are against it.

Thanks to those of you who offered actual input.

[Anonymous]

This is actually a joke from The Office when Michael Scott thinks that Jim's full name is Jimothy.

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I'm partial to Jandrew

[Anonymous]

Lololol

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is actually a joke from The Office when Michael Scott thinks that Jim's full name is Jimothy.

Ha! I knew that I remembered this name from somewhere. That's it!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP again. I may have to abandon actually naming him Jimothy if I'm gonna get reactions like this, jeez. Still leaning towards James Timothy NN Jimothy. I guess I'm just caught up in the excitement of finally having a boy! A chubby little Jimothy would be so adorable, but I can understand why some of you are against it.

Thanks to those of you who offered actual input.

Thank you for the giggle OP.