Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Love Peter, like Joshua. Peter is stronger. Would Leo work with the last name?
OP here and I strongly dislike Leo for a non-Italian child.
Excuse me? My father Leo and his father Leo are solid Irish. I have alwys known it as a fairly common Irish name. Been to Ireland much?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Peter is slang for Penis
Oh god seriously?!? I’m 37 and never heard this, but I’m also pretty naive.
Can you guys corroborate this?
the song: there's a sketer on my peter get it off, get it off.....
It's "whack" not "get"
I have only seen this rhyme on this site.
— another 36 year who’s never heard this in my life — I grew up in NY, CA and IL.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Love Peter, like Joshua. Peter is stronger. Would Leo work with the last name?
OP here and I strongly dislike Leo for a non-Italian child.
Excuse me? My father Leo and his father Leo are solid Irish. I have alwys known it as a fairly common Irish name. Been to Ireland much?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Love Peter, like Joshua. Peter is stronger. Would Leo work with the last name?
OP here and I strongly dislike Leo for a non-Italian child.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Peter is slang for Penis
Oh god seriously?!? I’m 37 and never heard this, but I’m also pretty naive.
Can you guys corroborate this?
the song: there's a sketer on my peter get it off, get it off.....
It's "whack" not "get"
I have only seen this rhyme on this site.
— another 36 year who’s never heard this in my life — I grew up in NY, CA and IL.
Anonymous wrote:Love Peter, like Joshua. Peter is stronger. Would Leo work with the last name?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:A friend of mine named her son Peter because there have been lots of successful people with that name, or a variation of it, from all over the world.
I agree with the "different vibe" person above, though. So I guess it would depend on your preferred vibe
OP here.
I have no vibe. We are a pretty generic, white family. I’d like for the name to be “strong” and last from childhood to adulthood, and not make a statement.
Neither Peter or Joshua are strong names