joejaz
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I always liked the name Suds.
Need a Sneaky Beer Related Baby Name
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How about something even subtler, such as incorporating 'ale' into the name.
Al or Albert, Sal or Sally, etc.
As for ******* names, my coworker told me that her mom worked in a hospital in a nursery. There was a baby with the name "La-a" there. So she went to the mother and stated that Lah Ahh was ready to be fed. The mother replied "Can't you read?!? Her name is LaDASHa!!!"
When she told me that I laughed so hard I almost farted.
Al or Albert, Sal or Sally, etc.
As for ******* names, my coworker told me that her mom worked in a hospital in a nursery. There was a baby with the name "La-a" there. So she went to the mother and stated that Lah Ahh was ready to be fed. The mother replied "Can't you read?!? Her name is LaDASHa!!!"
When she told me that I laughed so hard I almost farted.
Or, how about Dale.
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I actually started talking with my boss today about naming a daughter Jura or Islay after scotches. It actually sounds nice if you don't have the reference. Especially Jura, nice ring to it.
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How bout Murphy?? Could be a girl or boy name..
fifelee
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Congrats!
Be careful what you name your child, it may come back to haunt you. Case in point: a few years back while at work, I was at an elementary school. Saw a kid's name on the wall, "Isaac Cox". Think I'll probably see that name on TV again in 10-15 years with the words "double murder".
That is crazy. There was a Harry Butts in my community. No worries. My Wife works in a hospital and sees all the crazy names people come up with. We are going normal, but hopefully with a beer double meaning.
Hegh
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Bonus points if you can work "Star San" or "Iodophor" in there.
What about Simcoe? I think it sounds pretty.
Here's a site to keep you amused, though: Baby's Named a Bad, Bad Thing
What about Simcoe? I think it sounds pretty.
Here's a site to keep you amused, though: Baby's Named a Bad, Bad Thing
Hegh
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You may have better luck, though, if you choose a name than only you associate with beer, even if the rest of the world doesn't.
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The wife and I just had a baby girl 3 months ago, we named her Abbey.... Wasn't even thinking about that one being brew realated.... Sweet!!! I win! I wanted to go with Sierra, but the wifey shot that one down before I even got it all the way out.
Congrats! 
No suggestions ... but we tried to come up with a good Scotch-related name for our youngest. He was a souvenir of Whiskyfest 2008 in Chicago We considered Laphroaig, Lagavulin, etc. (DH is a big fan of the Islay whiskies), but in the end we just named him Eli He probably didn't need to be reminded of the circumstances of his conception anytime someone said his name, anyway ...
No suggestions ... but we tried to come up with a good Scotch-related name for our youngest. He was a souvenir of Whiskyfest 2008 in Chicago
We considered Laphroaig, Lagavulin, etc. (DH is a big fan of the Islay whiskies), but in the end we just named him Eli He probably didn't need to be reminded of the circumstances of his conception anytime someone said his name, anyway ...
carbon111
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"Galena" might be nice.
Sterling would have a nice ring to it for a boy comma Perle and Vienna for a girl.
USM_Eagle
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Hordeum (the genus for barley)
Orion (hop variety)
P..... (your family name)
Or stick with all hops and change the first name to Humulus (Hop genus).
Hordeum may not work for a girl (Hordeum the whore, etc...).
Orion (hop variety)
P..... (your family name)
Or stick with all hops and change the first name to Humulus (Hop genus).
Hordeum may not work for a girl (Hordeum the whore, etc...).
