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| funny, 1927, s, drama, stacy keach, alameida, jean smart, frank adonis, nona gaye, petitionspot create a free online petition online petitions official, guy torry, 1978 in sports, stella bridger, carlito, blog, lyrics, baghadad, online art, flash, | There's always the possibility of nicknames, abbreviations and the televison like no matter which way a parent goes. Good luck on the name choosing :)#7 ClubhouseCancerOctober 1, televison 200305:03 PMDoes anyone else remember the funniest one-joke sketch of all-time on SNL, starring Nic Cage? He plays an expectant father discussing possible names with his pregnant wife. He rejects each one as ripe for ridicule by the other kids in school. The punch line is that we find out from a delivery man that Cage's character's first name televison is "Asswipe," which he perturbedly insists is pronounced "Ahs-wee-pay." "Ahs-wee-pay" became the ultimate insult in my family that night, and remains so. My unasked-for suggestion, as a copy editor by trade, is that whatever you name him, spell it traditionally. This will save him the annoying task of having to spell his name thousands of times in a lifetime. |
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| Since it's a boy, may I humbly suggest "T-love"? Or maybe "Thomas." I like that one.#5 BRICKLAYEROctober 1, 200302:07 PMMay I suggest "Bricklayer"? Since my very own petitionspot create a free online petition online petitions official little one is "Brick Jr", it would create no petitionspot create a free online petition online petitions official confusion amongst the little ladies if these 2 little tykes were to ever share a homeroom, or professional petitionspot create a free online petition online petitions official football club. #6 TDavidURLOctober 1, 200304:24 PMBricklayer, no offense mon, but the name "bricklayer" is ripe for abuse in school by other children. Not that that is the reason not to take a name, but some parents pick really far out names that subject their children to ridicule. Whatever the child's chosen name I believe they grow into it, so while it is very important it is perhaps a bit overstated to go with the idea that if a mistake is made when naming the child the name won't fit. |
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