Anonymous
Post 11/05/2024 07:16     Subject: Re:Why is the name Nigel common in Britain but virtually unheard of in America?

All the Gordon’s I know are Canadian, oddly.
Anonymous
Post 11/05/2024 07:05     Subject: Why is the name Nigel common in Britain but virtually unheard of in America?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Why are so many Jewish men named Lorne when it’s not biblical and means nothing in Hebrew? And why are there literally no non Jews named Lorne?

—Jewish woman who loathes this name that is inexplicably given to like every tenth Jewish boy


huh. Never ever met a real life Lorne.
it's a terrible name.
Is Stacy in the bible or has a Hebrew meaning?


“Stacy”? I’ve never heard of it. I’ve met some Staceys but they’re all women over fifty and none are Jewish.

And lol about a make like Stacey being in the Bible. Yeah, right there along with Leah, Esther and Neveah lol.


Where do you live? Stacey is a common Jewish woman’s name. That and Randy/Randi. I don’t understand it
Anonymous
Post 11/05/2024 06:06     Subject: Why is the name Nigel common in Britain but virtually unheard of in America?

Anonymous wrote:Are there British Elmers? That’s a uniquely American name


The only Elmer I’ve ever known was Swedish!
Anonymous
Post 11/05/2024 05:31     Subject: Why is the name Nigel common in Britain but virtually unheard of in America?

Your career would be over if you got sloppy about annunciating the “l” at the end of Nigel.
Anonymous
Post 11/05/2024 05:30     Subject: Why is the name Nigel common in Britain but virtually unheard of in America?

Anonymous wrote:Why are so many Jewish men named Lorne when it’s not biblical and means nothing in Hebrew? And why are there literally no non Jews named Lorne?

—Jewish woman who loathes this name that is inexplicably given to like every tenth Jewish boy


Jews loved themselves some “Bonanza.”
Anonymous
Post 11/05/2024 05:26     Subject: Why is the name Nigel common in Britain but virtually unheard of in America?

Your career would be over if you got sloppy about annunciating the “l” at the end.
Anonymous
Post 11/04/2024 22:10     Subject: Why is the name Nigel common in Britain but virtually unheard of in America?

The great thing about the name Nigel is that it is universally nearly always shortened to Nige’
Anonymous
Post 11/04/2024 12:54     Subject: Re:Why is the name Nigel common in Britain but virtually unheard of in America?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Same with Cecil and Clive. Simon to a certain extent.

Graham also.


Graham has become much more popular now though. My DD had three in her grade of 40 boys and we knew another 2 besides those.


Yes, same with Liam, Theodore (Teddy), Emma, Charlotte and the other pretentious British names. It’s the current trend.
Anonymous
Post 11/04/2024 12:37     Subject: Re:Why is the name Nigel common in Britain but virtually unheard of in America?

Anonymous wrote:Nigel is someone for whom you must make plans, per XTC:



😂 Immediately thought of this song when I saw the initial post!
Anonymous
Post 11/04/2024 10:54     Subject: Why is the name Nigel common in Britain but virtually unheard of in America?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Why are so many Jewish men named Lorne when it’s not biblical and means nothing in Hebrew? And why are there literally no non Jews named Lorne?

—Jewish woman who loathes this name that is inexplicably given to like every tenth Jewish boy


I think it's because of Lorne Michaels SNL


Why would you name your kid after a tv producer?


IDK but a lot of my Jewish friends' parents like Lorne Michaels. There's rumors he grew up in a kibbutz but I think he's actually from Canada.


Yes he’s Canadian. Might have spent some time on a kibbutz, that wouldn’t be so unusual.

It’s such a cringe name. And then most non Jews think it’s Lauren anyway, which is a woman’s name, because why would a person be named “Lorne”?!
Anonymous
Post 11/04/2024 10:51     Subject: Why is the name Nigel common in Britain but virtually unheard of in America?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Why are so many Jewish men named Lorne when it’s not biblical and means nothing in Hebrew? And why are there literally no non Jews named Lorne?

—Jewish woman who loathes this name that is inexplicably given to like every tenth Jewish boy


huh. Never ever met a real life Lorne.
it's a terrible name.
Is Stacy in the bible or has a Hebrew meaning?


“Stacy”? I’ve never heard of it. I’ve met some Staceys but they’re all women over fifty and none are Jewish.

And lol about a make like Stacey being in the Bible. Yeah, right there along with Leah, Esther and Neveah lol.
Anonymous
Post 11/04/2024 10:24     Subject: Re:Why is the name Nigel common in Britain but virtually unheard of in America?

I've only ever met 3 Nigels- one black and one white (both teens by now) and my dog, who was a rehome and we didn't change his name.
Anonymous
Post 11/04/2024 10:03     Subject: Why is the name Nigel common in Britain but virtually unheard of in America?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Why are so many Jewish men named Lorne when it’s not biblical and means nothing in Hebrew? And why are there literally no non Jews named Lorne?

—Jewish woman who loathes this name that is inexplicably given to like every tenth Jewish boy


I think it's because of Lorne Michaels SNL


Why would you name your kid after a tv producer?


IDK but a lot of my Jewish friends' parents like Lorne Michaels. There's rumors he grew up in a kibbutz but I think he's actually from Canada.
Anonymous
Post 11/04/2024 09:59     Subject: Why is the name Nigel common in Britain but virtually unheard of in America?

Anonymous wrote:Why are so many Jewish men named Lorne when it’s not biblical and means nothing in Hebrew? And why are there literally no non Jews named Lorne?

—Jewish woman who loathes this name that is inexplicably given to like every tenth Jewish boy


huh. Never ever met a real life Lorne.
it's a terrible name.
Is Stacy in the bible or has a Hebrew meaning?
Anonymous
Post 11/04/2024 09:57     Subject: Why is the name Nigel common in Britain but virtually unheard of in America?

Anonymous wrote:Are there British Elmers? That’s a uniquely American name


Good one.