Name that baby
Here are e5's baby name suggestions (so far):
- Fuzzy
- Eyeball
- Hugh
- Buzz
- Czpo (This one was invented while arranging foam letters in the bathtub.)
- Bonker Tray (He was offended when Lori refused to put it on the baby name list)
Here are e4's baby name suggestions:
- Tebucky
- D'Brickshaw
(I wonder if males should just be excluded from baby naming...)
Labels: ramblings
posted by e4 @ 10/19/2007 07:50:00 AM
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I say Fuzzy Eyeball should make it on the list. My dad used to always make comments about a Fuzzy Eyeball and I never knew what it meant. Now I will know.
Bonus points to anybody who can figure out the source of my two suggestions....
no naming for you your cut off... no buiscut!
Using the power of google I am guessing the names are football players?
I sympathize on the "men naming children" predicament. When we were looking for names (once we found out it was going to be a boy and could no longer avoid settling on one) my heartfelt suggestion of "Wolf MacDonald" was not recieved very well. After that I was given veto power only and taken off of the name generating list.
Might I suggest Kmoo.
Network Weasel, you are hereby awarded 200 bonus points.
I have a friend who seriously suggested Igor and Hannibal as baby names for his two sons....
Hi Haiku Kmoo!
And I thought we got a lot of flak for our baby names ;). The youngest of the brood will be five this year, and we still have family members who can't spell her name. Her sister is six and will be seven in four months, and almost NO ONE gets her name correct (spelling or pronunciation). Everyone calls her by her nickname, Beanie :).
I say Tebunky Eyeball sounds interesting and fun :).
I like Tebunky Eyeball as well.
I like weird Biblical names. We ended up with Elias (var. on Elijah), Simon, Isaiah and Asher, but if it were up to me there would have been a Hezekiah, Menashe, or Jehosaphat. DH vetoed. And he wouldn't even consider "Jezebel" or "Hepzibah" for a girl. So maybe some women shouldn't be allowed to name children?
I knew a guy in college whose name was Orion, named while his parents were at the height of their hippiedom. They then reformed and started going to church and named their second son Ephraim (there's a funky Biblical name for you.) But his parents called them E and O. Too bad they didn't have a third nicknamed I or they could of sang Old Mac Donald's farm to get them to round up!
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