ECM: Electronic Counter Measures.... Interesting.
I am getting fixed after hes born
ECM: Electronic Counter Measures.... Interesting.
I am getting fixed after hes born
"Ceiling fan tech support" is a thing?
I didn't realize the damned things were so complicated.
It never ceases to amaze me what topics will gain traction on these forums.
If it were me, and my wife was just shooting down suggestion after suggestion, I'd be tempted to pick ten names I really liked, then have her generate a list of her 10 favorites, then circle the duplicates and toss a coin for those.
We seem to like naming things. For example look at any of these I accidentally did _____ to my beer threads and usually within 8-9 posts of dont worry you will see one "you should call it ____" comments
Initials ECM...sounds like a spaceship part. Maybe that'll have some bearing on his life! Earth control to Major Tom...
Duh, Moon Unit is a girl's name.
Or Blanket?Well then: Dweezil
Or Blanket?
Spiderman Atticus Male
Hear me out,
In elementary school, everybody wants to be friends with Spiderman, or Batman, or whatever superhero you want to name him after. I worked with a guy in college named Thor, really, true story.
Up into Jr. High/High School, he's got something cool to put on the back of his jersey. "And taking the field, #37, SPIDERMAN MALE!"
Then, with a respectable middle name, he can use that in his respectable adult years and then it's just a conversation starter at the bar. "No, really, my real name is Batman. See, it's on my driver's licence."
Though I guess his ID would likely be pegged as a fake in his younger adult years. It certainly would be if you named him McLovin, so good thing that's not on the table.
And he would have trouble getting any sort of government job. My dad always told me he had a lot of trouble getting his job working for a government contractor because he doesn't have a middle name.
So maybe it's not as good an idea as I thought. Maybe just Atticus as a first name is fine.
I had a teacher with the last name Child, he had a son named Ammon, and he said he tried to get his wife to agree to the middle name Warrior, but no dice.
Ammon, Warrior Child would have been pretty awesome in my opinon. But to another poster's point, probably not in his decades of being an adult.
I can see something with the last name Male being a longer lasting epic name than Child, though.
Brett
Not Nick. Most "Nick's" are idiots!
hey . . . I said most.
You could go with the store Ben Affleck's character managed in Mallrats, Fashionable Male.
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