I really irrationally dislike Fiona.

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Anonymous wrote:[q

Is the one from the NFL gay? That Ocho-cinco dude? Just asking...

The other name I can't get out of my head as an option is Neil/Neal. I don't think my husband was OK with this OR Chad, so it is unlikely that my kids will ever have these names.

He's a wife beater. I don't know about his sexual preference but it doesn't matter since I've never met him. I said I've never met a Chad that wasn't gay.

I honestly don't know anything about that guy other than he was on DWTS and made up his last name based on his jersey number or some such nonsense.

I didn't like the name based on him. I just like it. It's very 80's, and I find that the 80's names are not en vogue right now, which makes them more attractive to me.

I also like the name Vaughn. A Lot. But with our fairly German last name, it sounds strange.

Dammit, naming a kid is hard. And you're not going to please everybody.

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Anonymous wrote:Step away from the Chad...terrible name. And likewise for Sherman, please don't do this to your kid.

I'm sorry, PP, your opposition to this name requires me to double-down and use it now, boy or girl.

haha - me, too. I'm a brat like that. You and I should be friends, future-Sherman's parent!

Jared

Anonymous wrote:Step away from the Chad...terrible name. And likewise for Sherman, please don't do this to your kid.

I'm sorry, PP, your opposition to this name requires me to double-down and use it now, boy or girl.

Norman. I know old people names are back in vogue, but this one should stay in the vault.

Anonymous wrote:Aaron
Max
Jacob
Ezikiel
Abraham
Moses
Esther
Sarah
Ruth
Miriam

I like the bolded.

Norbert

Aaron
Max
Jacob
Ezikiel
Abraham
Moses
Esther
Sarah
Ruth
Miriam

Step away from the Chad...terrible name. And likewise for Sherman, please don't do this to your kid.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Brad
Chad
Bradley
Hadley
Paris
Dale

...so waspy. Yuck

funny - this is on my list if we have another child. We're missing the "p" in the acronym though, since we're agnostics. And the "as" is only a small portion of our actual heritage.

I have never met a Chad that wasn't gay. Not that there's anything wrong with it.

Is the one from the NFL gay? That Ocho-cinco dude? Just asking...

The other name I can't get out of my head as an option is Neil/Neal. I don't think my husband was OK with this OR Chad, so it is unlikely that my kids will ever have these names.

He's a wife beater. I don't know about his sexual preference but it doesn't matter since I've never met him. I said I've never met a Chad that wasn't gay.

Anonymous wrote:Brad
Chad
Bradley
Hadley
Paris
Dale

...so waspy. Yuck

They aren't at all; they're super working class.

Anonymous wrote:Jim, Sherman, Roger, Brady, Cody, Travis, Tripp

This was the top of my list for DC#1, though we went with something else, and I'm pondering it again for DC#2.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Brad
Chad
Bradley
Hadley
Paris
Dale

...so waspy. Yuck

funny - this is on my list if we have another child. We're missing the "p" in the acronym though, since we're agnostics. And the "as" is only a small portion of our actual heritage.

I have never met a Chad that wasn't gay. Not that there's anything wrong with it.

Is the one from the NFL gay? That Ocho-cinco dude? Just asking...

The other name I can't get out of my head as an option is Neil/Neal. I don't think my husband was OK with this OR Chad, so it is unlikely that my kids will ever have these names.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Brad
Chad
Bradley
Hadley
Paris
Dale

...so waspy. Yuck

funny - this is on my list if we have another child. We're missing the "p" in the acronym though, since we're agnostics. And the "as" is only a small portion of our actual heritage.

I have never met a Chad that wasn't gay. Not that there's anything wrong with it.