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20 Sep 2009, 7:04 am

Knox :D



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21 Sep 2009, 11:39 pm

Ryan, Nick, Eric, Jordan are pretty attractive male names.



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21 Sep 2009, 11:49 pm

Male:

Dan
Michael/Mike
Peter
Paul
Sam
Connor
Ian
Reid
Elliot
Jacob/Jake

Female:

Heather
Hillary
Sophia
Natasha
Elyse
Emily


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22 Sep 2009, 7:46 am

Hmm... no-one said Brutus nor Igor, nor my name for that matter. :P



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22 Sep 2009, 9:23 am

Here are my list of attractive names

Amy, Athena, Bianca, Jessica, Sabrina, Sakura and Crystal



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22 Sep 2009, 9:46 am

http://sexy.namedecoder.com/


My name:

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22 Sep 2009, 10:13 am

for a son my favorite name is one steeped in tradition. it is "Ptah"
"hercules" (imagine a person called hercules with a surname...hercules johnson for example) is another one.

brutus. (as in brutus mclean (hypothetical name)). would be memorable.

another name i would like for a son would be "bam bam".

for a girl, i think a name firmly established in history would be good like "nefertiti".
(eg:nefertitti smith)

but maybe it is also good to look at more recent history
i think "edna" and "ruth" are fitting names.
"madge" and "beryl" are also considerable.

i like also
esmerelda
constance (???)

i wonder also about newly coined names. maybe i could make up a totally new name for the child.

"Caphie" would be a good name for a girl. (fulll version is "capherine")
"alithon" is also a consideration.
"thuthan" is a nice sounding word.

for a boy i may choose a nice phoenetic sound like "wobbit" or "whichard"

i am sure they would have pride in saying their names at their school assemblies.

who knows.
i think a number tag would be the best form of identification.



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22 Sep 2009, 2:52 pm

Tim_Tex wrote:
During my first year in community college (1998-1999), I was mysteriously popular with women named Erica.

Tim


I'm Erika; sorry to have to disappoint. ;)


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22 Sep 2009, 3:06 pm

I like all names other than:

Biblical names. Seriously? Have you ever worked at a company with 10,000 employees and there were like 100 Johns? Oy!

And common names spelled funny. I knew a "Mykel" (pronounced Michael) once. WTF is that????! !! No, parents, you aren't being cute and unique AT ALL. You are setting up the poor kid for a lifetime of frustration.

My name is not too common and yet it is familiar to people on all continents except Asia. :) That's the way to go.



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22 Sep 2009, 3:32 pm

Dilbert wrote:
I like all names other than:

Biblical names. Seriously? Have you ever worked at a company with 10,000 employees and there were like 100 Johns? Oy!

And common names spelled funny. I knew a "Mykel" (pronounced Michael) once. WTF is that????! !! No, parents, you aren't being cute and unique AT ALL. You are setting up the poor kid for a lifetime of frustration.

My name is not too common and yet it is familiar to people on all continents except Asia. :) That's the way to go.


My name is biblical :lol:. Unconventional though, my name is Sion.

I've noticed the most attractive girls I have met/known usually have a name beginning with J or K (with a few exceptions). I always thought Maria was a nice name aswell, quite common these days, but nice nonetheless.



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26 Sep 2009, 9:43 am

TruenoBlues wrote:
Kilroy wrote:
you think Peter is a sexy name
God I live with it every day and I hate it

Sophie-hot name :P
never seen a girl with that name who wasn't hot


You know, I think you're right about that. I can't recall a single Sophie that wasn't hot.


i know a sophie and she isn't attractive at all. :(