jayden brayden brydon kayden aiden ENOUGH ALREADY, PARENTS

http://www.thinkbabynames.com/ending/1/den

haven't picked a name yet?

MrsVox wrote:haven't picked a name yet?

Has to be Roy, right?

Patch LOLROFLES

MrsVox wrote:haven't picked a name yet?

haven't, but i just can't believe how many awful names are out there

met a baby today. Middle name: Howard. First name: Ryan.

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MrsVox wrote:haven't picked a name yet?

haven't, but i just can't believe how many awful names are out there

Assuming you didn't just now, how many times have you insulted someone by talking about awful baby names only to find out that either they have a kid with one of those names, or a niece or nephew or grandkid? I've done that no less than a dozen times.

All I know is, there are no fat, nerdy, or un-cool kids named either Chase or Crash.

VoxOrion wrote:

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MrsVox wrote:haven't picked a name yet?

haven't, but i just can't believe how many awful names are out there

Assuming you didn't just now, how many times have you insulted someone by talking about awful baby names only to find out that either they have a kid with one of those names, or a niece or nephew or grandkid? I've done that no less than a dozen times.

All I know is, there are no fat, nerdy, or un-cool kids named either Chase or Crash.

ahem

so we played tonight. we got great praise, though obviously that had a lot to do with the fact that we were playing in front of lots of our friends. i completely fucked up vocals on a song, but other than that everyone was so happy about/for us. people were really praising my vocal performance on My Name Is Jonas. i guess it pays to listen to songs for 8 years of your life. i'm so happy. honestly, i haven't worked as hard on anything in a while as I did on this set.

we closed with Party In the USA. it brought the house down, as expected.

youtubes or IDH

1 wrote:jayden brayden brydon kayden aiden ENOUGH ALREADY, PARENTS

http://www.thinkbabynames.com/ending/1/den

Halladay showered and called his wife, Brandy, before he left the ballpark on the team bus at 10:45 p.m. He spoke to his two young sons, Braden and Ryan, before bedtime. They watched the game, every out.

woke up on the couch of my friends' house, pretty damn drunk still. i think i won the beer olympics. oh, and there was a memorial day parade which i forgot about, so i had to wade through 10 cops to get home. yay fun

now to my parent's house for food!

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1 wrote:jayden brayden brydon kayden aiden ENOUGH ALREADY, PARENTS

http://www.thinkbabynames.com/ending/1/den

Halladay showered and called his wife, Brandy, before he left the ballpark on the team bus at 10:45 p.m. He spoke to his two young sons, Braden and Ryan, before bedtime. They watched the game, every out.

my middle name is Aidan. it's my uncle's name too. i don't know where my grandparents picked it from but it's an old family name at least. i'm pretty pissed it's become this buzzworthy first name now, because it used to be a really cool name.

I think I once mocked a name my sister picked out for one of her kids.

As far as naming your child, I think a good strategy is to find a less popular but not unusual name.

It's interesting that my name was once very common, but now seems to have almost disappeared. One day, my name will sound like Horace.

The worst think I think you can do is name your child after a television show character.

Don't name your son after yourself. It just leads to your dad opening your mail. Or better yet your mom opening your mail and getting mad at your dad for buying thirty Phillies tickets.

TenuredVulture wrote:As far as naming your child, I think a good strategy is to find a less popular but not unusual name.

It's interesting that my name was once very common, but now seems to have almost disappeared. One day, my name will sound like Horace.

The worst think I think you can do is name your child after a television show character.

see i really like the name chandler for a girl despite the friends thing.

jerseyhoya wrote:Don't name your son after yourself. It just leads to your dad opening your mail. Or better yet your mom opening your mail and getting mad at your dad for buying thirty Phillies tickets.

it's trained me to be really good at ignoring people when they say my name

TenuredVulture wrote:It's interesting that my name was once very common, but now seems to have almost disappeared.

I've heard that saint fella was quite fond of writing letters. Nowadays, everyone emails.

Not enough kids going by Chuck these days. And Paul is a great name to bring back. Normal and underused is the way to go.