Smoo
Fear the Beaver
As if. Why would I wade through a game where I was lynched D1? I have no intention of following it.Smoo, go read D1 at :sj:. Great stuff.
As if. Why would I wade through a game where I was lynched D1? I have no intention of following it.Smoo, go read D1 at :sj:. Great stuff.
Sweet. I'll be taking another day off on the 17th of July, then probably a couple more days in August sometime, then quitting at the end of the summer. That sound good?Just looking after you.I took a day off yesterday. Why?Do you ever take a day off?Actually, those are mostly good.Imperative verbs that don't require an object are bad. Most of those are either not imperatives or don't work without an object.THAT IS CORRECT!Doug, Barry, Chuck, Mark, Phil, Lance, Rob, Carrie, Bill, Mary, Will, Neal, Don are all no good then?People, please: NO VERBS. VERBS ARE NOT NAMES.
Don't. Odd that you would live in Austin and name your kid Austin, regardless of where it came from.Hi, my name is New York and I live in New York.How do you know who the child was named after?Am I the only one who finds it odd to name your child after the city you live in?
I moved to Austin and have heard a few times parents calling for their child "Austin"
Same thing with Dallas.
And someone I knew in college who was from Colorado and his name was Denver.I played baseball with a kid named Austin. Then went to college with his sister, Houston. Troof.It is absolutely relevant. He stated the kids were named after the city. He cannot possibly know if the kids were born in that city or if it is coincidence that they now reside there.That's irrelevant. It doesn't matter why you give the kid the same name as the city you live in, but it's something you do consciously.How do you know who the child was named after?Am I the only one who finds it odd to name your child after the city you live in?
I moved to Austin and have heard a few times parents calling for their child "Austin"
Same thing with Dallas.
Yeah, great name...right up until she puts on a couple extra pounds.I think Zepplin would be a good name for a girl.
Are you kidding? It's been the #1 girls name for a few years now. VERY common.Madison :XAm I the only one who finds it odd to name your child after the city you live in?
I moved to Austin and have heard a few times parents calling for their child "Austin"
Same thing with Dallas.
my middle AND last names are represented within this list. Yes, my name can be a proper sentance wth appropriate punctuation.Doug, Barry, Chuck, Mark, Phil, Lance, Rob, Carrie, Bill, Mary, Will, Neal, Don are all no good then?People, please: NO VERBS. VERBS ARE NOT NAMES.
I like it.Yet it doesn't make sense.Are you kidding? It's been the #1 girls name for a few years now. VERY common.Madison :XAm I the only one who finds it odd to name your child after the city you live in?
I moved to Austin and have heard a few times parents calling for their child "Austin"
Same thing with Dallas.
Why not Blimp?Yeah, great name...right up until she puts on a couple extra pounds.I think Zepplin would be a good name for a girl.
First time I've ever heard that name was in the movie Splash.Yet it doesn't make sense.Are you kidding? It's been the #1 girls name for a few years now. VERY common.Madison :XAm I the only one who finds it odd to name your child after the city you live in?
I moved to Austin and have heard a few times parents calling for their child "Austin"
Same thing with Dallas.
I never noticed that until you pointed it out. You're a very wise man, TannerBoyle.Cool. I'm not sure I could give my daughter a "son" name without feeling funny about it for the rest of my life.I like it.Yet it doesn't make sense.Are you kidding? It's been the #1 girls name for a few years now. VERY common.Madison :XAm I the only one who finds it odd to name your child after the city you live in?
I moved to Austin and have heard a few times parents calling for their child "Austin"
Same thing with Dallas.
Caryl Earl (pronounced Karl)Edwina MayGrandparents' names are sweet! Mine (as spelled on BC):Our daughter is Gabrielle and our next daughter is prolly going to be Sophia or Natalie.
I notice that names tend to be trendy though. Not a whole lot of Ethel or Bertha out there. Or take my grandparents...
Albert
Elroy
Corrine
Doris
I don't know one kid named any of those names, but they were quite popular 70 years ago.
Helen
Wilfred
Melva
Jimmy
Needless to say, none of my children will have "family" names from that era.
Dunno "Kid #2" sounds better than 75% of the names mentioned in this thread.Tanner naming one of his kids "Kid #2" is pretty stupid.
Fixed.Tanner naming one of his kids "Kid #2" is pretty stupid.
Eunice (my oldest daughters middle name)PhillipCaryl Earl (pronounced Karl)Edwina MayGrandparents' names are sweet! Mine (as spelled on BC):Our daughter is Gabrielle and our next daughter is prolly going to be Sophia or Natalie.
I notice that names tend to be trendy though. Not a whole lot of Ethel or Bertha out there. Or take my grandparents...
Albert
Elroy
Corrine
Doris
I don't know one kid named any of those names, but they were quite popular 70 years ago.
Helen
Wilfred
Melva
Jimmy
Needless to say, none of my children will have "family" names from that era.
Lester Berlin
Betty Jo
BethLynnEunicePhillipCaryl Earl (pronounced Karl)Edwina MayGrandparents' names are sweet! Mine (as spelled on BC):Our daughter is Gabrielle and our next daughter is prolly going to be Sophia or Natalie.
I notice that names tend to be trendy though. Not a whole lot of Ethel or Bertha out there. Or take my grandparents...
Albert
Elroy
Corrine
Doris
I don't know one kid named any of those names, but they were quite popular 70 years ago.
Helen
Wilfred
Melva
Jimmy
Needless to say, none of my children will have "family" names from that era.
Lester Berlin
Betty Jo
Alice
John
JohnAntoinetteEunice (my oldest daughters middle name)PhillipCaryl Earl (pronounced Karl)Edwina MayGrandparents' names are sweet! Mine (as spelled on BC):Our daughter is Gabrielle and our next daughter is prolly going to be Sophia or Natalie.
I notice that names tend to be trendy though. Not a whole lot of Ethel or Bertha out there. Or take my grandparents...
Albert
Elroy
Corrine
Doris
I don't know one kid named any of those names, but they were quite popular 70 years ago.
Helen
Wilfred
Melva
Jimmy
Needless to say, none of my children will have "family" names from that era.
Lester Berlin
Betty Jo
Alice
John
I thought of Lowell for my son but there is a town here in MA named Lowell that aint the the type of town you would name someone after. Always liked Beth tooBeth
Lynn
Lowell Hayden (aka "Chub")
Vina Mae (yep!)
Try Vina Mae for a girl. Never ever heard it before, other than my grandmother.I thought of Lowell for my son but there is a town here in MA named Lowell that aint the the type of town you would name someone after. Always liked Beth tooBeth
Lynn
Lowell Hayden (aka "Chub")
Vina Mae (yep!)
YupWasn't Lowell the dumb guy on "Wings"?I thought of Lowell for my son but there is a town here in MA named Lowell that aint the the type of town you would name someone after. Always liked Beth tooBeth
Lynn
Lowell Hayden (aka "Chub")
Vina Mae (yep!)
My MIL's name is Edrie, everyone calls her EddieTry Vina Mae for a girl. Never ever heard it before, other than my grandmother.I thought of Lowell for my son but there is a town here in MA named Lowell that aint the the type of town you would name someone after. Always liked Beth tooBeth
Lynn
Lowell Hayden (aka "Chub")
Vina Mae (yep!)
I apologize to Tanner, I'd rather be known as Kid #2 than the name that one received.I haven't gone through this whole thread, so hope nobody brought this name up...
Fined Six Thousand and Five Hundred
Blaze Pascal was awesome at the joust.For some reason around here Blaze is a hot name. There are at least 3-4 boys with that name, and this town isn't that big. WTF? Sounds like an American Gladiator name. I am currently pushing the wife for Nitro if our 1st born is a boy, just to join in on the fun.
geraldfredonnaBethLynnEunicePhillipCaryl Earl (pronounced Karl)Edwina MayGrandparents' names are sweet! Mine (as spelled on BC):Our daughter is Gabrielle and our next daughter is prolly going to be Sophia or Natalie.
I notice that names tend to be trendy though. Not a whole lot of Ethel or Bertha out there. Or take my grandparents...
Albert
Elroy
Corrine
Doris
I don't know one kid named any of those names, but they were quite popular 70 years ago.
Helen
Wilfred
Melva
Jimmy
Needless to say, none of my children will have "family" names from that era.
Lester Berlin
Betty Jo
Alice
John
Lowell Hayden (aka "Chub")
Vina Mae (yep!)
Quality. Especially ol' Flossie.geraldfredonnaBethLynnEunicePhillipCaryl Earl (pronounced Karl)Edwina MayGrandparents' names are sweet! Mine (as spelled on BC):Our daughter is Gabrielle and our next daughter is prolly going to be Sophia or Natalie.
I notice that names tend to be trendy though. Not a whole lot of Ethel or Bertha out there. Or take my grandparents...
Albert
Elroy
Corrine
Doris
I don't know one kid named any of those names, but they were quite popular 70 years ago.
Helen
Wilfred
Melva
Jimmy
Needless to say, none of my children will have "family" names from that era.
Lester Berlin
Betty Jo
Alice
John
Lowell Hayden (aka "Chub")
Vina Mae (yep!)
clarence (inexplicably known as "pete")
jane
my wife's grandmother was named "flossie mae"
her mother let her 2 older sisters name her. if my mom had let me do that, my sister would probably be named "optimus prime ####wagon"Quality. Especially ol' Flossie.geraldfredonnaBethLynnEunicePhillipCaryl Earl (pronounced Karl)Edwina MayGrandparents' names are sweet! Mine (as spelled on BC):Our daughter is Gabrielle and our next daughter is prolly going to be Sophia or Natalie.
I notice that names tend to be trendy though. Not a whole lot of Ethel or Bertha out there. Or take my grandparents...
Albert
Elroy
Corrine
Doris
I don't know one kid named any of those names, but they were quite popular 70 years ago.
Helen
Wilfred
Melva
Jimmy
Needless to say, none of my children will have "family" names from that era.
Lester Berlin
Betty Jo
Alice
John
Lowell Hayden (aka "Chub")
Vina Mae (yep!)
clarence (inexplicably known as "pete")
jane
my wife's grandmother was named "flossie mae"
My step-sister has a son named Caden (pronounced the same.)Nope, it was likely Kayden. I've heard the same name around here as well.I think the name you heard was Hayden.....that's one of the "now" names for boys. :XI heard "Kayden" at the zoo the other day.
wtf? It was a guys name btw
That is officially in the running for my first born's name. Your name, not Flossie.her mother let her 2 older sisters name her. if my mom had let me do that, my sister would probably be named "optimus prime ####wagon"Quality. Especially ol' Flossie.geraldfredonnaBethLynnEunicePhillipCaryl Earl (pronounced Karl)Edwina MayGrandparents' names are sweet! Mine (as spelled on BC):Our daughter is Gabrielle and our next daughter is prolly going to be Sophia or Natalie.
I notice that names tend to be trendy though. Not a whole lot of Ethel or Bertha out there. Or take my grandparents...
Albert
Elroy
Corrine
Doris
I don't know one kid named any of those names, but they were quite popular 70 years ago.
Helen
Wilfred
Melva
Jimmy
Needless to say, none of my children will have "family" names from that era.
Lester Berlin
Betty Jo
Alice
John
Lowell Hayden (aka "Chub")
Vina Mae (yep!)
clarence (inexplicably known as "pete")
jane
my wife's grandmother was named "flossie mae"
If you are going to name your child "Blaze" why go half ### about it? Why not call your child "### fire" instead or "Pissing fire".For some reason around here Blaze is a hot name. There are at least 3-4 boys with that name, and this town isn't that big. WTF? Sounds like an American Gladiator name. I am currently pushing the wife for Nitro if our 1st born is a boy, just to join in on the fun.
Is your last name Cook?I knew a guy name Buckner Cook in Abilene, Texas when I was little. He was a great friend of mine but we usually removed the "B" in his name and replaced it with an "F".Guess I need a ruling on my name: Buckner. As a first name. And not named after Bill.
Nope, but that's only the 2nd other person in my life I've ever heard of with Buckner as their first name. He and I might be distantly related.Is your last name Cook?I knew a guy name Buckner Cook in Abilene, Texas when I was little. He was a great friend of mine but we usually removed the "B" in his name and replaced it with an "F".Guess I need a ruling on my name: Buckner. As a first name. And not named after Bill.
Not as bad as Honda.
Hey, Patrique.For whatever reason, I get more annoyed with the people that think they are being clever by spelling the kids' name a ####ed up way. If you want name the kid Moonbeam, so be it, but don't change Fred to Phread and think you are clever. JMO.
Three Grammas?!?BethLynnEunicePhillipCaryl Earl (pronounced Karl)Edwina MayGrandparents' names are sweet! Mine (as spelled on BC):Our daughter is Gabrielle and our next daughter is prolly going to be Sophia or Natalie.
I notice that names tend to be trendy though. Not a whole lot of Ethel or Bertha out there. Or take my grandparents...
Albert
Elroy
Corrine
Doris
I don't know one kid named any of those names, but they were quite popular 70 years ago.
Helen
Wilfred
Melva
Jimmy
Needless to say, none of my children will have "family" names from that era.
Lester Berlin
Betty Jo
Alice
John
Lowell Hayden (aka "Chub")
Vina Mae (yep!)
Maybe he's, um, endowed.geraldfredonnaBethLynnEunicePhillipCaryl Earl (pronounced Karl)Edwina MayGrandparents' names are sweet! Mine (as spelled on BC):Our daughter is Gabrielle and our next daughter is prolly going to be Sophia or Natalie.
I notice that names tend to be trendy though. Not a whole lot of Ethel or Bertha out there. Or take my grandparents...
Albert
Elroy
Corrine
Doris
I don't know one kid named any of those names, but they were quite popular 70 years ago.
Helen
Wilfred
Melva
Jimmy
Needless to say, none of my children will have "family" names from that era.
Lester Berlin
Betty Jo
Alice
John
Lowell Hayden (aka "Chub")
Vina Mae (yep!)
clarence (inexplicably known as "pete")
jane
my wife's grandmother was named "flossie mae"
Besmirch the name of my late grandfather again and I'll find you and make your son a *******.Three Grammas?!?BethLynnEunicePhillipCaryl Earl (pronounced Karl)Edwina MayGrandparents' names are sweet! Mine (as spelled on BC):Our daughter is Gabrielle and our next daughter is prolly going to be Sophia or Natalie.
I notice that names tend to be trendy though. Not a whole lot of Ethel or Bertha out there. Or take my grandparents...
Albert
Elroy
Corrine
Doris
I don't know one kid named any of those names, but they were quite popular 70 years ago.
Helen
Wilfred
Melva
Jimmy
Needless to say, none of my children will have "family" names from that era.
Lester Berlin
Betty Jo
Alice
John
Lowell Hayden (aka "Chub")
Vina Mae (yep!)
No offense, man.I had a great-grandfather named Francis Marion (yes, after the Swamp Fox). His wife's name was Eunice.Besmirch the name of my late grandfather again and I'll find you and make your son a *******.Three Grammas?!?BethLynnEunicePhillipCaryl Earl (pronounced Karl)Edwina MayGrandparents' names are sweet! Mine (as spelled on BC):Our daughter is Gabrielle and our next daughter is prolly going to be Sophia or Natalie.
I notice that names tend to be trendy though. Not a whole lot of Ethel or Bertha out there. Or take my grandparents...
Albert
Elroy
Corrine
Doris
I don't know one kid named any of those names, but they were quite popular 70 years ago.
Helen
Wilfred
Melva
Jimmy
Needless to say, none of my children will have "family" names from that era.
Lester Berlin
Betty Jo
Alice
John
Lowell Hayden (aka "Chub")
Vina Mae (yep!)
Okay. We're cool, then. Can I come over tomorrow?No offense, man.I had a great-grandfather named Francis Marion (yes, after the Swamp Fox). His wife's name was Eunice.Besmirch the name of my late grandfather again and I'll find you and make your son a *******.Three Grammas?!?BethLynnEunicePhillipCaryl Earl (pronounced Karl)Edwina MayGrandparents' names are sweet! Mine (as spelled on BC):Our daughter is Gabrielle and our next daughter is prolly going to be Sophia or Natalie.
I notice that names tend to be trendy though. Not a whole lot of Ethel or Bertha out there. Or take my grandparents...
Albert
Elroy
Corrine
Doris
I don't know one kid named any of those names, but they were quite popular 70 years ago.
Helen
Wilfred
Melva
Jimmy
Needless to say, none of my children will have "family" names from that era.
Lester Berlin
Betty Jo
Alice
John
Lowell Hayden (aka "Chub")
Vina Mae (yep!)
What's wrong with Foozie?!?!Compared to Foozie or Gonzo?Men of the round table- is Kermit a good name for a guy?