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Also useful as a bank robber or serial killer.
Just sayin...
Well, I'm hoping that if my kid goes Evil, then he does it with style - the megalomaniacal, world conquest type of style that all worthy uber-villains should aspire to.
Although, my youngest niece might already be grooming herself for that position......

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Well, I'm hoping that if my kid goes Evil, then he does it with style - the megalomaniacal, world conquest type of style that all worthy uber-villains should aspire to.
Although, my youngest niece might already be grooming herself for that position......
So perhaps ASMODEUS GRAZZ'T ABERCROMBIE, then?

therealthom |

Xerxes!
(My pick for a boy name, subsequently nixed by my wife.)
Too funny. The name I kept suggesting (jokingly) for my son was Tetraxerxes. My wife was progressively less and less amused.
We ended up with a half-dozen for either sex and named him after we saw him.
My family is partial to Irish names. Brendon or Brandon is too popular these days, but Donal, Ciaran, Sean, Padraig. All good.

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Moff Rimmer wrote:Oh yeah, I've seen that list, and I think the wife and I are going to have success steering clear of it (unless we go with Michael). We also have a book (borrowed from one of my gaming buddies) that has thousands of name suggestions from all over the world.I know a lot of people are having fun here, but seriously...
Take a look at the most popular names for the past few years (and the alternate spellings). You can see that here at the social security site. That way, if you decide to go with "Jacob" at the playground, you won't be surprised when you call for your child and half the playground follows you home.
The best name book we found was this one. It was actually pretty helpful but more than that, it was a fun read.

Dire Mongoose |

Dire Mongoose wrote:Xerxes!
(My pick for a boy name, subsequently nixed by my wife.)
Too funny. The name I kept suggesting (jokingly) for my son was Tetraxerxes. My wife was progressively less and less amused.
We ended up with a half-dozen for either sex and named him after we saw him.
My family is partial to Irish names. Brendon or Brandon is too popular these days, but Donal, Ciaran, Sean, Padraig. All good.
Part of my thought process was how rare names starting with X are. Nobody's getting your monogrammed stuff confused!
I think we'll be okay as long as we keep having girls. We can't agree on any boy names.

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I got all choked up and I threw down my gun
And I called him my pa, and he called me his son,
And I came away with a different point of view.
And I think about him, now and then,
Every time I try and every time I win,
And if I ever have a son, I think I'm gonna name him
Bill or George! Anything but Sue! I still hate that name!

Justin Franklin |

I believe someone upthread suggested "Cosmo"... That sounds really cool, so I just wanna second this suggestion.
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COSMO.
COSMO.
COSMO!
See the trick is to name him Cosmo, but spell it wrong, like D-a-v-i-d. ;)

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Eh, you could give him my first name, and all his life he would get the "That's your first name?" question. Plus, if you go with Edward for a middle name, it'll be like you really named him after me (it's mine.) Or if you go with Charles as a middle name, it'd be like you named him after me and my best childhood friend, with the added benefit of having his initials be SCA, which has its own coolness if your into that sort of thing.
-Stratton
PS- Hey, Name him Dean Edward. "Dean Abercrombie" sounds good together, and his initials will be DEA. He can wear his initials in bold letters on the back of his jacket and have a really interesting life.

Ambrosia Slaad |

Eh, you could give him my first name, and all his life he would get the "That's your first name?" question. Plus, if you go with Edward for a middle name, it'll be like you really named him after me (it's mine.) Or if you go with Charles as a middle name, it'd be like you named him after me and my best childhood friend, with the added benefit of having his initials be SCA, which has its own coolness if your into that sort of thing.
-Stratton
PS- Hey, Name him Dean Edward. "Dean Abercrombie" sounds good together, and his initials will be DEA. He can wear his initials in bold letters on the back of his jacket and have a really interesting life.
I suggested Anthony Edward earlier, if only to tie in with his IronBaby nickname. Unfortunately, that bodes ill for his liver.

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Aberzombie wrote:I'm curious to see what names some of you would come up with for my son.I'm a little late to the thread, but Adam is a nice name.
Sorry, for reasons I am completely and totally unwilling to explain the name Adam is forever dead to me.
Henceforth, I will only refer to you as Daigle or the D-man.

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Throatwobbler Mangrove, but spell it Raymond Luxury Yacht
Either that or Indigo
Sorry, for reasons I am completely and totally unwilling to explain the name Adam is forever dead to me.Henceforth, I will only refer to you as Daigle or the D-man.
I bet Adam stole your girlfriend. Don't feel bad, I hear she was made for him.

Justin Franklin |

Just as an update: the wife and I finally decided on a name for the soon-to-be-born spawnlet: Charles Henry Abercrombie
Cool name, you did better then me and my wife. Jude wasn't named until 4 or 5 hours after he was born.

Bitter Thorn |

BOY: Mortimer Allouicious Phineas P. J. Whoopie III
GIRL: Seven of Nine
Just kidding.
OK, I'm somewhat serious about these... My wife didn't go for them, but I still think they are cool...
BOY: Aragorn (as in the Lord of the Rings)
GIRL: Charisma (as in Charisma Carpenter)
My Mom called me Steven Allouicious Martin when she was really pissed off!

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Yeah, we're happy with it, and it's a family thing: My dad's first name is Charles, and her dad's middle name is Henry. I think my dad might have teared up a bit when we told him.
Very cool, I am sure little Chucky will love it. Especially when eh gets to see the movies when older.