Could you please suggest ....

[doughboy]

... names for my soon to be son or daughter.

We (Jamie and I) are trying to get as many names as possible to select from for the lil gent or lady due August 5, 2002.

So far, we like:

MALE

Ashton
Aidan
Connor
Hayden
Ethan
Kalen
Keiran
Odin

FEMALE

Alyssa
Caitlin
Kyra
Mackenzie
Morgan

Please make more suggestions, they will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance

Jason

 

[patio-d]

Keenan?

 

[mingster]

You like stuff that ends with "n", I see.

 

[Guest]

male:

evan

hector
juan

female:

juanita
latanya
hector

 

[labRat]

this could get interesting.

roy, if it's a boy
pearl, if it's a girl

 

[tobywan]

Male:

Tobias
Sasha


Female:

Sandra
Joelyn

 

[Hi i'm God]

If a I have a Boy or Girl I'll name them Sabastion. Like the never ending story...

 

[graham]

doughboy jr.

doughgirl

 

[Jeremy Jive]

Stacey, for a boy or a girl.

jeremy -just something about that name- jive

 

[Soundstream]

Seven
Soda

Cheers ... Ian

 

[matty]

Boy or Girl - Chess

How about Seven?

 

[OTIS]

Goatse!

 

[janiecakes]

just in case you don't know, 'aidan' means fire in irish gaelic. the traditional spelling is 'aodhán' i think.

'kieran' means black, and the traditional spelling is ciarán.

'Cáitlín' means pure, and is the gaelic version of kathleen.

maybe you know all that already, but just in case you didn't, there you are.

 

[doughboy]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by mingster:
You like stuff that ends with "n", I see.</font>

Not just me. These are the names that we both have agreed upon thus far.

We're just looking for something different, a little off the beaten path. Both of our names are so plain and over-used, so we're hoping to spice things up with the baby's name.

Jason

 

[sugar]

Not to be rude, but please, please, please don't bring another "Connor" or "Mackenzie" into the world--there are SO MANY kids with those names these days. It's not that they're bad names, it's just that every second kid seems to go by them.

My best friend's sister named her newborn son Ethan when he came into the world this Monday.

 

[graham]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by OTIS:
Goatse!</font>

lol !

 

[graham]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by OTIS:
Goatse!</font>

btw rob, slowly working back into it

http://www.stevenseagal.com/ubb/Forum9/HTML/000839.html

 

[Soundstream]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by sugar:
My best friend's sister named her newborn son Ethan when he came into the world this Monday.
</font>

That kids gonna make it in this world! He'll be a real survivor.

Cheers ... Ian

 

[Bumbaclat]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by mr tall:

doughboy jr.
</font>

[homer]
the kids can call you doju!
[/homer]


Bumbaclat

 

[tobywan]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Bumbaclat:
[homer]
the kids can call you doju!
[/homer]


Bumbaclat

</font>

LOL!

 

[fleaflo]

I've always been partial to:

Male:
Waldo
Winston
Zaphir

Female:
Shaneyney
Agnes
Willow

And if you get a pet hamster:
Ambarish

 

[doughboy]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by sugar:
Not to be rude, but please, please, please don't bring another "Connor" or "Mackenzie" into the world--there are SO MANY kids with those names these days. It's not that they're bad names, it's just that every second kid seems to go by them.

My best friend's sister named her newborn son Ethan when he came into the world this Monday.</font>

Personally, I'm not really partial to either of those names. There more or less Jamie's choice, but I kind of think they're alright. I do agree though, they are becoming over-used.

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by janiecakes:

just in case you don't know, 'aidan' means fire in irish gaelic. the traditional spelling is 'aodhán' i think.

'kieran' means black, and the traditional spelling is ciarán.

'Cáitlín' means pure, and is the gaelic version of kathleen.

maybe you know all that already, but just in case you didn't, there you are.</font>

Thanks for the info! We alredy knew this, but it's great of you to offer.

That's one of the reasons why we like those names. They're Celtic/Gaelic, and we both have roots in Ireland and Scotland.

There are some names that I like the meaning of, but Jamie doesn't like the sound of the name. For example:

Nyvon = New Hope (Icelandic)

But, she doens't like the name, so

I can't have it!!

If anyone else knows the meaning of the name they are suggesting, please offer. an

 

[stir-fry]

my last name is McAllister and I plan to name my first male, Allister.

i hope he gets the joke.

 

[stir-fry]

incidently my family is irish, and my little sister's name is Kevina.
i think it's a beautiful irish name.

 

[doughboy]

I was thinking about giving them some stupid intials like MAD, LSD, BAD, etc. but that idea got nixed real quick by mom.

My cousin's (stoners) suggested:

Lysergic Sativa Dolman or L.S.D. for short.

^^ That would be cruel, but funny.

Jason