What are you going to name your kids?

[gangleri2001]

Boy: Enric.
Girl: I don't know.

 

[Rik Meleet]

I've named my son (who was born 2 weeks ago) Quentin Benjamin.

 

[classical_hero]

Congratulations.

 

[Virote_Considon]

For girl's names, I've always liked the name Safron, with one "f". I don't actually know why, although I later found out that if I were a bird, my mum was thinking about calling me Saffron, which is kinda weird.

For guys, I'm not sure; I generally don't like any boy's names, so I guess I'll have to leave that for the hypothetical misses to suggest, so I can say "No. Absolutely not. My son is not being named ... ". Saying that, I have always liked the name "Wolfgang", though I don't think I'd like to name my kid that

On second thoughts I'd probably name my daughter Bill too.

Good idea. You'll reach the 3000th Bill in no time if that's the case.

I've named my son (who was born 2 weeks ago) Quentin Benjamin.

Congratulations.

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[Phrossack]

Boys: Silas, Matthias, Alexander, Tyler, Prester John, Eusebius XIX, Bob the Fat, Gladius Maximus, Christopher Lee, muQwalis, Lord Anthrax the Great, Typhus, etc.

Girls: Michaela, Alaina, Malaria, Influenza, Liquid

Note: The gist of these are facetious.

 

[W|M]

I shall not have kids.

 

[DroopyTofu]

All the cool parents are putting puncuation marks in thier kids name's. A perfect example is La-a (pronounced La - dash- ah). I think that is a very beautiful girl's name. For a second girl's name, I've always like Gertrude or Bertha. For boys, Harold or Gertudius.

Oh, and if I had a girl named Gertrude, I'd call her Gertty for short.

 

[azzaman333]

Boy: Well, the first one, something beeginning with A, mostly because of the tradition of the first son of the generation having a name beginning with it. My grandad is Alan, my dad is Andrew, and I'm Alex. After that, anything goes.

Girl: I'd leave this up to the mother, but I like Maria. Mostly so I can play 'How Do You Solve A Problem Like Maria' when she gets married.

I play the long game.

Aaron is a good name starting with A. Just sayin'.

 

[W|M]

All the cool parents are putting puncuation marks in thier kids name's. A perfect example is La-a (pronounced La - dash- ah). I think that is a very beautiful girl's name. For a second girl's name, I've always like Gertrude or Bertha. For boys, Harold or Gertudius.

Oh, and if I had a girl named Gertrude, I'd call her Gertty for short.

No offence, but you have a terrible taste in names.

 

[madviking]

Guy: something with R; Richard, Robert...
Girl: get a boy instead.

 

[Dachs]

All the cool parents are putting puncuation marks in thier kids name's. A perfect example is La-a (pronounced La - dash- ah).

Oh, you've met somebody with that name too? One of ma boys loves telling that story

 

[Perfection]

Aaron is a good name starting with A. Just sayin'.

But Azza is a crappy one.

 

[Mansa Musa]

Strong Classical Greek names like:
Alexander (or Alexandra)
Agamemnon
Achilles
Diana

 

[Lone Wolf]

All the cool parents are putting puncuation marks in thier kids name's.

Dark'ness?

 

[Leifmk]

It's hard to go wrong with naming your sons after Viking kings and legendary heroes (at least if you're Norwegian) so offspring #1 is named Sigurd (and is appropriately blonde and unusually big and strong for his age). We might or might not continue this with offspring #2, though.

 

[Godwynn]

Andreas
Sven
Jürgen
Heidi
Chuck
Dave

 

[Tani Coyote]

Boy: Marius/Marcus/Mar, Noel, Alexander/Alexei.. due to BBS I'm also into "Ventus" as a name at the moment... I also like Venice as a name!

Girl: I don't want any.

 

[Perfection]

Why no girls?

 

[Tani Coyote]

Too high maintenance, that and my family has a high F/M ratio. We need more boys in the family anyway.

 

[Smellincoffee]

For guys: Tobias, which I spotted in a book of fiction and liked instantly; Mark, as it's my middle name; Isaac, Carl, or Gene after personal inspirations. (Asimov, Sagan, Debs).

For girls: Abigail, Elizabeth, and Constance, which are all strong, classy names; Joan and Anne, after two historic personages; and Maria, Amalia, and Isabella which I've liked for one reason or another for 7+ years.