Baby Names!

[Hygro]

Ramses was by far the best name on that list.

 

[_random_]

I'm pretty first two sons will be Symeon (after the New Theologian) and Alexander (after the Passion-Bearer of Munich). Both ring well with my last name and don't sound too plain or too pretentious. Not really sure beyond that.

 

[Lone Wolf]

They turned Xusro into Chosroes. Xusro!

In Russian historiography, it's Khosrov.

Anyway,

Chlamydia, Chlamydia, Chlamydia,
Is such a wonderful, amazing name,
Combining the sweet gentleness of "Lydia",
With "Amy" - a good name of no shame.

It also does contain the calling "Mydia" -
An old state of Middle Eastern yore -
And, as a final touch, it adds the tenderness
Of that Hellenic name, the wishful Chloe.

 

[Mango Elephant]

Ramses was by far the best name on that list.

The only one I wouldn't kill my parents for naming me that, but only barely.

 

[phoenix_sprite]

Oh, for a girl, I totally forgot Zelda. Geeky but I love it!

 

[bombshoo]

I shall have three boys: Rambo, Rombo and Rumbo!

 

[pesgores]

Don't forget that babies will be adults one day, asking for "baby names" seems somehow wrong to me, like you're asking for a name for a pet.

 

[_random_]

Don't forget that babies will be adults one day, asking for "baby names" seems somehow wrong to me, like you're asking for a name for a pet.

Unless you tonsure a lot of monks, you probably don't name adults.

 

[pesgores]

Unless you tonsure a lot of monks, you probably don't name adults.

Actually you do, sort of.

 

[Tee Kay]

Unless you tonsure a lot of monks, you probably don't name adults.

I give names to adults all the time.

Anyway, for boys, I'm thinking Edward and Alphonse.

 

[Mad Man]

Ramses was by far the best name on that list.

Better than Balls?