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Manton

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My wife invented the name "Strothbert", to what end I was ever able to surmise.
 

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haha. i tried kenesaw but that was a fail too. seriously considered anakin, but i was 24 when my first was born, so i get a pass.


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I combed through 100-year-old rosters on baseball-reference.com for my contributions to the name discussion. Wife did not like "Pud," but it was good for a laugh.
 

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I like the French Royalist name "Eude" (pronounced like the "ould" in "could"). For someone else's son, of course.
 

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Originally Posted by Dewey
I combed through 100-year-old rosters on baseball-reference.com for my contributions to the name discussion. Wife did not like "Pud," but it was good for a laugh.

Dizzy, Dazzy, Whitey, Yogi, Wade?
 
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^ Spike!
 

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Originally Posted by Manton
My wife invented the name "Strothbert", to what end I was ever able to surmise.

Maximum Snootiness? Dont tell me she actually USED it?
 

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Originally Posted by yachtie
Maximum Snootiness? Dont tell me she actually USED it?

No, had she used it, there would have been a point.
 

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Harold, Charles, Quentin, Nicolas.

Camila, Casandra, Narcisa, Francisca, Ramona.
 

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Perhaps Seamus, Narragansett, Quintillus, or Busby? While i prefer Winston and Reagan.
 

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Originally Posted by denimdestroyedmylife
I like presidential names:
Grover
Howard
Garfield
Abraham

My last name is also a first name so I am tempted to name my son, if I should ever have one, _____ Middle Name _______, a la William Carlos Williams.



Oh, what about Barack as in Barack Obama? LOL


Originally Posted by shellshock
Harold, Charles, Quentin, Nicolas.

Camila, Casandra, Narcisa, Francisca, Ramona.



I like Casandra...
Narcisa was the name of my grandmother
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Originally Posted by Tarmac
Dizzy, Dazzy, Whitey, Yogi, Wade?

Those old rosters are a gold mine for baby-name proposals.

Hunky, Lefty, Deacon, Hutch; Otis, Dutch, Chappie, King; Steamer, George, Roscoe, Ginger; Otto, Reddy, Wid, Truck, Rube; Chief, Duff, Buster, Red; Lew, Togie, Buck. Klondike. Pop. Elmer.

She wasn't having any of that. It was good to begin the discussion with laughter. In all fairness, at least half of her names were equally ... wrong.

She did like Cy, though. That name stayed on the list for a week or two but then went down in flames.
 

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For some reason, I like either really WASPy names, or ethnic names, especially arabic and hawaiian.
It'll be funny to see a Korean kid with an arabic name show up to school, huh?
 

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