i think the front runner is Evan Charles Male.. though she liked Austin also.. but Austin and Evan sound qutie similar to me
i think the front runner is Evan Charles Male.. though she liked Austin also.. but Austin and Evan sound qutie similar to me
Anything but a name that involves "aiden" (IE Jayden, Aiden, Hayden, hell Rayden, etc) People went on a kick with that for awhile and now I now a bunch of kids that all sound alike. My apologies to anyone on here with children of similar names. I put my foot in my mouth when I said that to one of my best friend's wives right before she told me they were going to name their son Aiden....
On a side note, my son's name is Jax. My wife's grandmother told her years ago she liked that name and if she had a son, that should be his name. Ironically my name is Clay. And I ride motorcycles...So people assume we did so because of SOA...
i think the front runner is Evan Charles Male.. though she liked Austin also.. but Austin and Evan sound qutie similar to me
You will know as soon as you lay eyes on him for the fist time. Some how, babies seem to fit the name they are given. Or seem to project their name upon themselves, somehow.
Name him Keith and I will give you a Lifetime member PLUS I'll throw in some t-shirts and glasses, huge value. Deal of the decade.
YOU LEAVE RAIDEN OUT OF THIS!
I was more of a Sub Zero kind of guy...
Anything but a name that involves "aiden" (IE Jayden, Aiden, Hayden, hell Rayden, etc) People went on a kick with that for awhile and now I now a bunch of kids that all sound alike. My apologies to anyone on here with children of similar names. I put my foot in my mouth when I said that to one of my best friend's wives right before she told me they were going to name their son Aiden....
Newest addition in my extended family - Zyler. I just smile and nod.
What about the alternate spellings of normal names? Generally speaking it appears to be a cultural thing, but one of the boobie prizes (sadly, no boobs involved unless you are referring to how they make you feel) where I work is a certificate of "you came to work" that is given out every now and again. They misspelled Aaron and spelled Aarown. Had someone come up and ask. "Cool, is that a new spelling of Aaron? Nice!" Really? why spell things alternately just for the sake of it?
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