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| The UKSF babynamegame [message #881300] |
Sun, 12 February 2006 19:26 |
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Right, we're back to square one. We started with the following:
Daniel, Ethan, Gregory, Michael, Stephen.
Which got ruled out for "everyone called Daniel is a cunt", "Ok as a
middle name, but not a first name", "Gregory is a fat kid who sits at
the back of class and eats paste", "there are too many Michaels already"
and "Goan the Hoops".
Other names ruled out for "we already have them in the family" are:
Tom, Thomas, Kevin, James, Keith, Paul, Peter, Phillip, Nick, Nicholas,
Richard, David, Matthew, Andrew, Christopher, Benjamin ...
(I may have missed some)
Ruled out cos of friend's, friends' babies,, pets etc:
Martin, Joshua, Samuel, Nathaniel, John, Bruce, George, Harry, Fishy.
And names since ruled out just on a "no" basis:
Scott, Gabriel, Charles, Joseph, Kullrad
(also likely to be a longer list, but I've forgotten some)
I think that leaves Simon. Maybe I should call him Stan, and make it
short for Istanbul.
Anyone got any other suggestions?
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| Re: The UKSF babynamegame [message #881304 ] |
Sun, 12 February 2006 19:37 |
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In article <dsnuke$2b1a$7 [at] magenta.plig.net>, comps [at] riffraff.plig.net
says...
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> Anyone got any other suggestions?
>
Rafael, like that turtle.
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| Re: The UKSF babynamegame [message #881306 ] |
Sun, 12 February 2006 19:42 |
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According to <snm_ukTROUSERS [at] hotmail.com>:
>> Anyone got any other suggestions?
>Rafael, like that turtle.
Oh yeah, Raphael, Leonardo, Donatello and Michaelangelo all got ruled
out at the football.
Also on the 'ruled out' list are Leonard, Luke and Mark.
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| Re: The UKSF babynamegame [message #881307 ] |
Sun, 12 February 2006 19:48 |
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Vicky Conlan wrote:
> Right, we're back to square one. We started with the following:
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> Daniel, Ethan, Gregory, Michael, Stephen.
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> Which got ruled out for "everyone called Daniel is a cunt", "Ok as a
> middle name, but not a first name", "Gregory is a fat kid who sits at
> the back of class and eats paste", "there are too many Michaels already"
> and "Goan the Hoops".
>
> Other names ruled out for "we already have them in the family" are:
> Tom, Thomas, Kevin, James, Keith, Paul, Peter, Phillip, Nick, Nicholas,
> Richard, David, Matthew, Andrew, Christopher, Benjamin ...
> (I may have missed some)
>
> Ruled out cos of friend's, friends' babies,, pets etc:
> Martin, Joshua, Samuel, Nathaniel, John, Bruce, George, Harry, Fishy.
>
> And names since ruled out just on a "no" basis:
> Scott, Gabriel, Charles, Joseph, Kullrad
> (also likely to be a longer list, but I've forgotten some)
>
> I think that leaves Simon. Maybe I should call him Stan, and make it
> short for Istanbul.
>
> Anyone got any other suggestions?
For most parents there's a feelgood factor with their own names so
consider names that look or sound like one or more of the parents ie Ben
and Vicky - Becky or Vince.
NigelH
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| Re: The UKSF babynamegame [message #881309 ] |
Sun, 12 February 2006 20:11 |
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On Sun, 12 Feb 2006 18:26:22 +0000 (UTC), comps [at] riffraff.plig.net
(Vicky Conlan) wrote:
>Anyone got any other suggestions?
Alexander.
Gives him options later on.
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| Re: The UKSF babynamegame [message #881310 ] |
Sun, 12 February 2006 20:13 |
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On Sun, 12 Feb 2006 18:26:22 +0000, Vicky Conlan wrote:
> Anyone got any other suggestions?
Satan?
It's a bit like 'Stan' but slightly more menacing.
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| Re: The UKSF babynamegame [message #881312 ] |
Sun, 12 February 2006 20:25 |
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comps [at] riffraff.plig.net (Vicky Conlan) Chewed on uk.sport.football then
managed to spit out :
> Right, we're back to square one. We started with the following:
>
> Daniel, Ethan, Gregory, Michael, Stephen.
>
> Which got ruled out for "everyone called Daniel is a cunt", "Ok as a
> middle name, but not a first name", "Gregory is a fat kid who sits at
> the back of class and eats paste", "there are too many Michaels
already"
> and "Goan the Hoops".
>
> Other names ruled out for "we already have them in the family" are:
> Tom, Thomas, Kevin, James, Keith, Paul, Peter, Phillip, Nick,
Nicholas,
> Richard, David, Matthew, Andrew, Christopher, Benjamin ...
> (I may have missed some)
>
> Ruled out cos of friend's, friends' babies,, pets etc:
> Martin, Joshua, Samuel, Nathaniel, John, Bruce, George, Harry, Fishy.
>
> And names since ruled out just on a "no" basis:
> Scott, Gabriel, Charles, Joseph, Kullrad
> (also likely to be a longer list, but I've forgotten some)
>
> I think that leaves Simon. Maybe I should call him Stan, and make it
> short for Istanbul.
>
> Anyone got any other suggestions?
Kane
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As best I can tell 2005 was the year of the sprout... [Dat 2005]
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| Re: The UKSF babynamegame [message #881313 ] |
Sun, 12 February 2006 20:35 |
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"Vicky Conlan" <comps [at] riffraff.plig.net> wrote in message
news:dsnuke$2b1a$7 [at] magenta.plig.net...
> Right, we're back to square one. We started with the following:
>
> Daniel, Ethan, Gregory, Michael, Stephen.
>
> Which got ruled out for "everyone called Daniel is a cunt", "Ok as a
> middle name, but not a first name", "Gregory is a fat kid who sits at
> the back of class and eats paste", "there are too many Michaels already"
> and "Goan the Hoops".
>
> Other names ruled out for "we already have them in the family" are:
> Tom, Thomas, Kevin, James, Keith, Paul, Peter, Phillip, Nick, Nicholas,
> Richard, David, Matthew, Andrew, Christopher, Benjamin ...
> (I may have missed some)
>
> Ruled out cos of friend's, friends' babies,, pets etc:
> Martin, Joshua, Samuel, Nathaniel, John, Bruce, George, Harry, Fishy.
>
> And names since ruled out just on a "no" basis:
> Scott, Gabriel, Charles, Joseph, Kullrad
> (also likely to be a longer list, but I've forgotten some)
>
> I think that leaves Simon. Maybe I should call him Stan, and make it
> short for Istanbul.
Simon sounds like a marketing cunt/sales tosser - e.g. 'Hi guys, I'm Simon
*false smile*'
Do you really want to inflict such wankery on the poor child?
Also avoid other cunty names, like Ian, Gary and Gavin, obviously.
> Anyone got any other suggestions?
Yes.
Victor (seriously)
Adam
Jeremy
Julian
Edward
William
Oliver
Dominic
Aaron
BTN
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| Re: The UKSF babynamegame [message #881316 ] |
Sun, 12 February 2006 21:01 |
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In article <pan.2006.02.12.19.13.10.884261 [at] kullrad.com>,
kullradNOSPAM [at] kullrad.com says...
> On Sun, 12 Feb 2006 18:26:22 +0000, Vicky Conlan wrote:
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> > Anyone got any other suggestions?
>
> Satan?
>
> It's a bit like 'Stan' but slightly more menacing.
Excellent quip, Kully.
Have you seen the new Channel 4 series The IT Crowd?
Well worth watching, I've seen the first 4 episodes, just watched No.04 and it
had some very chucklesome moments in it.
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| Re: The UKSF babynamegame [message #881318 ] |
Sun, 12 February 2006 21:09 |
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According to <useweb [at] nospam.com>:
>> Anyone got any other suggestions?
>For most parents there's a feelgood factor with their own names so
>consider names that look or sound like one or more of the parents ie Ben
>and Vicky - Becky or Vince.
Heh, interesting. Top of my girls' names list was Rebecca.
My grandad was a Vince.
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| Re: The UKSF babynamegame [message #881319 ] |
Sun, 12 February 2006 21:10 |
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According to <dat_004 [at] yahoo.co.uk>:
>>Anyone got any other suggestions?
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>Alexander.
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>Gives him options later on.
yeah, I could have Benjamin Alexander and Alexander Benjamin.
That'd be neat
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| Re: The UKSF babynamegame [message #881320 ] |
Sun, 12 February 2006 21:11 |
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According to <bennunn [at] depro.co.uk>:
>Victor (seriously)
That would be confusing.
>Adam
Not too bad
>Jeremy
>Julian
>Edward
>William
>Oliver
>Dominic
No.
>Aaron
I like Arran, but not Aaron. And Nick doesn't.
I'm thinking Patrick atm. Nick isn't keen.
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| Re: The UKSF babynamegame [message #881321 ] |
Sun, 12 February 2006 21:14 |
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"Vicky Conlan" <comps [at] riffraff.plig.net> wrote in message
news:dso4m8$2gid$1 [at] magenta.plig.net...
> According to <useweb [at] nospam.com>:
>>> Anyone got any other suggestions?
>>For most parents there's a feelgood factor with their own names so
>>consider names that look or sound like one or more of the parents ie Ben
>>and Vicky - Becky or Vince.
>
> Heh, interesting. Top of my girls' names list was Rebecca.
> My grandad was a Vince.
Rebecca would be very high on my list as well. Think GIL's quite happy with
it too.
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| Re: The UKSF babynamegame [message #881322 ] |
Sun, 12 February 2006 21:23 |
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"Vicky Conlan" <comps [at] riffraff.plig.net> wrote in message
news:dso4qd$2gid$3 [at] magenta.plig.net...
> According to <bennunn [at] depro.co.uk>:
>>Victor (seriously)
>
> That would be confusing.
>
>>Adam
>
> Not too bad
>
>>Jeremy
>>Julian
>>Edward
>>William
>>Oliver
>>Dominic
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> No.
Why the fuck not?
There are some very fine names in that list.
>>Aaron
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> I like Arran, but not Aaron. And Nick doesn't.
You are wrong. 'Arran' is the spelling for cunts who call their other
children 'Colm' and 'Siobhan'
> I'm thinking Patrick atm. Nick isn't keen.
Probably the first thing ever we've agreed on.
BTN
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| Re: The UKSF babynamegame [message #881323 ] |
Sun, 12 February 2006 21:21 |
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On Sun, 12 Feb 2006 18:26:22 +0000 (UTC), Vicky Conlan presented
this to uk.sport.football:
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> Anyone got any other suggestions?
>
Needs more Poleson.
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| Re: The UKSF babynamegame [message #881328 ] |
Sun, 12 February 2006 21:49 |
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According to <bennunn [at] depro.co.uk>:
>>>Jeremy
>>>Julian
>>>Edward
>>>William
>>>Oliver
>>>Dominic
>> No.
>Why the fuck not?
Don't like them.
>There are some very fine names in that list.
*shrug*
Actually, Edward is ok, but Nick vetoed it
>>>Aaron
>> I like Arran, but not Aaron. And Nick doesn't.
>You are wrong. 'Arran' is the spelling for cunts who call their other
>children 'Colm' and 'Siobhan'
No, only if it's pronounced Aaron and spelt Arran. I mean pronouncing
it Arran, as in the Scottish island.
>> I'm thinking Patrick atm. Nick isn't keen.
>Probably the first thing ever we've agreed on.
FatTum pooed when I asked what he thought. Then next time I tried asking
he burped at me. We can't decide if this means yes or no
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| Re: The UKSF babynamegame [message #881329 ] |
Sun, 12 February 2006 21:49 |
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According to <sp [at] m.no>:
>> Anyone got any other suggestions?
>Needs more Poleson.
Hmm. Poleson Holmes. It has a ring to it.
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| Re: The UKSF babynamegame [message #881331 ] |
Sun, 12 February 2006 21:52 |
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comps [at] riffraff.plig.net (Vicky Conlan) wrote in news:dsnuke$2b1a$7
[at] magenta.plig.net:
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> Anyone got any other suggestions?
Mrs Ruddock says keep well away from Shane and Jason, they're the two most
common names for kids who behave like little arseholes at school. If
there's a Jason in your class, you know he's going to be trouble etc...
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| Re: The UKSF babynamegame [message #881335 ] |
Sun, 12 February 2006 21:58 |
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"Sir Benjamin Nunn" <bennunn [at] depro.co.uk> wrote in message
news:459j8dF5jk3eU1 [at] individual.net...
> "Vicky Conlan" <comps [at] riffraff.plig.net> wrote in message
> news:dso4m8$2gid$1 [at] magenta.plig.net...
>> Heh, interesting. Top of my girls' names list was Rebecca.
>> My grandad was a Vince.
>
> Rebecca would be very high on my list as well. Think GIL's quite happy
> with it too.
What does BGBLL think of it?
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Joe
Pay it fast it will be great..!!!
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| Re: The UKSF babynamegame [message #881336 ] |
Sun, 12 February 2006 22:02 |
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On Sun, 12 Feb 2006 20:49:35 +0000 (UTC), Vicky Conlan presented
this to uk.sport.football:
> According to <sp [at] m.no>:
> >> Anyone got any other suggestions?
> >Needs more Poleson.
>
> Hmm. Poleson Holmes. It has a ring to it.
>
So does Ben Nunn's cock but you wouldn't want to call a child
that.
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| Re: The UKSF babynamegame [message #881345 ] |
Sun, 12 February 2006 22:30 |
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Cypher tickled their tummies and meowed:
>> > Anyone got any other suggestions?
>>
>> Satan?
>>
>> It's a bit like 'Stan' but slightly more menacing.
>
> Excellent quip, Kully.
Thanks babe.
> Have you seen the new Channel 4 series The IT Crowd?
Why, yes, yes I have.
> Well worth watching, I've seen the first 4 episodes, just watched
> No.04 and it had some very chucklesome moments in it.
Indeed. I liked the 2nd episode with the Fire! Fire! Help Me! email.
It sounds better when read out TBH.
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regularly on uksf?." - Chopsy.
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| Re: The UKSF babynamegame [message #881348 ] |
Sun, 12 February 2006 22:38 |
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Steve H tickled their tummies and meowed:
>> Anyone got any other suggestions?
>
> Kane
But then she'd have to change Bens name to 'Undertaker'.
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| Re: The UKSF babynamegame [message #881351 ] |
Sun, 12 February 2006 22:52 |
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Cypher <cypher [at] home.com> once famously said:
> Have you seen the new Channel 4 series The IT Crowd?
>
> Well worth watching, I've seen the first 4 episodes, just watched
> No.04 and it had some very chucklesome moments in it.
AWTWP, and I salute your endeavour to find torrents or what have you to
watch. It's been a decent show so far, but that chick's laugh really
bothers me.
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Al
"i like chelsea.
Are you?"
- Mr Bean, Dec 2005
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| Re: The UKSF babynamegame [message #881352 ] |
Sun, 12 February 2006 22:53 |
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Kullrad <kullradNOSPAM [at] hotpop.com> once famously said:
>> Kane
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> But then she'd have to change Bens name to 'Undertaker'.
LMAO, lamo.
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Al
"i like chelsea.
Are you?"
- Mr Bean, Dec 2005
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| Re: The UKSF babynamegame [message #881353 ] |
Sun, 12 February 2006 22:57 |
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Vicky Conlan <comps [at] riffraff.plig.net> once famously said:
> Anyone got any other suggestions?
Definitely not "Allen". If you're going that way, just use "Alan". You'll
be doing him a favour.
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"i like chelsea.
Are you?"
- Mr Bean, Dec 2005
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| Re: The UKSF babynamegame [message #881356 ] |
Sun, 12 February 2006 23:06 |
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"Osbourne Ruddock" <strikeboy [at] hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:Xns9769646CD4F56strikeboyhotmailcom [at] 130.133.1.4...
> Mrs Ruddock says keep well away from Shane and Jason, they're the two most
> common names for kids who behave like little arseholes at school. If
> there's a Jason in your class, you know he's going to be trouble etc...
That's my idea fucked, then.
*screws paper up and throws it away*
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Pay it fast it will be great..!!!
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| Re: The UKSF babynamegame [message #881361 ] |
Sun, 12 February 2006 23:19 |
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Kullrad <kullradNOSPAM [at] hotpop.com> Chewed on uk.sport.football then
managed to spit out :
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> Steve H tickled their tummies and meowed:
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>>> Anyone got any other suggestions?
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>> Kane
>
> But then she'd have to change Bens name to 'Undertaker'.
>
Heh. i forgot about the other sprogs name.
Perhaps Jerry is the perfect name then.
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As best I can tell 2005 was the year of the sprout... [Dat 2005]
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| Re: The UKSF babynamegame [message #881363 ] |
Sun, 12 February 2006 23:26 |
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On Sun, 12 Feb 2006 18:26:22 +0000 (UTC), comps [at] riffraff.plig.net
(Vicky Conlan) wrote:
>Other names ruled out for "we already have them in the family" are:
>Tom, Thomas, Kevin, James, Keith, Paul, Peter, Phillip, Nick, Nicholas,
>Richard, David, Matthew, Andrew, Christopher, Benjamin ...
>(I may have missed some)
What a boring family.
I have Tarquins, Julians, Hughs, Reginalds, Tassilos, and one chap who
answers to Wolfgang, bless him.
>Ruled out cos of friend's, friends' babies,, pets etc:
>Martin, Joshua, Samuel, Nathaniel, John, Bruce, George, Harry, Fishy.
>
>And names since ruled out just on a "no" basis:
>Scott, Gabriel, Charles, Joseph, Kullrad
>(also likely to be a longer list, but I've forgotten some)
>
>I think that leaves Simon. Maybe I should call him Stan, and make it
>short for Istanbul.
>
>Anyone got any other suggestions?
Alexander.
Can't go wrong with Alexander -- it's the name of conquerors, ponces,
and politicians. Sometimes all three in one.
One name I really like, but don't have the courage to name my son
that, is Ethan.
Try it out, you might start a trend for Ethans in Harlow.
P.S.: DOH! I just read the top bit, where you mention Ethan, and see
you and I are ODDLY ODDLY in agreement yet again.
That's my choice right there.
Ethan Alexander Holmes, towels reading EAH. Not bad.
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| Re: The UKSF babynamegame [message #881364 ] |
Sun, 12 February 2006 23:27 |
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Allen Parkes tickled their tummies and meowed:
>> Well worth watching, I've seen the first 4 episodes, just watched
>> No.04 and it had some very chucklesome moments in it.
>
> AWTWP, and I salute your endeavour to find torrents or what have you to
> watch. It's been a decent show so far, but that chick's laugh really
> bothers me.
But you still would, right?
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| Re: The UKSF babynamegame [message #881365 ] |
Sun, 12 February 2006 23:28 |
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Steve H tickled their tummies and meowed:
>>>> Anyone got any other suggestions?
>>>
>>> Kane
>>
>> But then she'd have to change Bens name to 'Undertaker'.
>>
> Heh. i forgot about the other sprogs name.
>
> Perhaps Jerry is the perfect name then.
Or Joe?
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| Re: The UKSF babynamegame [message #881366 ] |
Sun, 12 February 2006 23:29 |
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Allen Parkes tickled their tummies and meowed:
>>> Kane
>>
>> But then she'd have to change Bens name to 'Undertaker'.
>
> LMAO, lamo.
Can you smell what the Kully is cooking?
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UKSF Best New Poster 2003
"Surely Kully is as offensive an individual as has ever posted
regularly on uksf?." - Chopsy.
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| Re: The UKSF babynamegame [message #881370 ] |
Sun, 12 February 2006 23:57 |
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In article <MPG.1e5a5b5475f8cb1e989e79 [at] 127.0.0.1>, cypher [at] home.com
says...
> Have you seen the new Channel 4 series The IT Crowd?
>
> Well worth watching, I've seen the first 4 episodes, just watched No.04 and it
> had some very chucklesome moments in it.
>
>
Yes it's rather good, although I've only seen the one episode with the
fire in it, so far which is a bit of a cunt.
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| Re: The UKSF babynamegame [message #881373 ] |
Mon, 13 February 2006 00:18 |
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According to <steve.spam1 [at] gmail.com>:
>Heh. i forgot about the other sprogs name.
>Perhaps Jerry is the perfect name then.
Or Bill
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| Re: The UKSF babynamegame [message #881374 ] |
Mon, 13 February 2006 00:23 |
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According to <vbarrett [at] the-beach.net>:
>What a boring family.
>
>I have Tarquins, Julians, Hughs, Reginalds, Tassilos, and one chap who
>answers to Wolfgang, bless him.
Yeah, not many of those in Liverpool. Not for long anyhow
>>Anyone got any other suggestions?
>Alexander.
Benjamin's 2nd name. Would otherwise be ideal
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| Re: The UKSF babynamegame [message #881375 ] |
Mon, 13 February 2006 00:31 |
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"Vicky Conlan" <comps [at] riffraff.plig.net> wrote in message
news:dsog1q$2l35$3 [at] magenta.plig.net...
>>>Anyone got any other suggestions?
>>Alexander.
>
> Benjamin's 2nd name. Would otherwise be ideal
Bah, nice initials.
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| Re: The UKSF babynamegame [message #881376 ] |
Mon, 13 February 2006 00:32 |
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According to <bennunn [at] depro.co.uk>:
>>>>Anyone got any other suggestions?
>>>Alexander.
>>
>> Benjamin's 2nd name. Would otherwise be ideal
>
>Bah, nice initials.
BAJH.
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| Re: The UKSF babynamegame [message #881378 ] |
Mon, 13 February 2006 00:52 |
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"Vicky Conlan" <comps [at] riffraff.plig.net> wrote in message
news:dsoghs$2l35$4 [at] magenta.plig.net...
> According to <bennunn [at] depro.co.uk>:
>>>>>Anyone got any other suggestions?
>>>>Alexander.
>>>
>>> Benjamin's 2nd name. Would otherwise be ideal
>>
>>Bah, nice initials.
>
> BAJH.
I have to admit, I've always admired you guys for bravely using the name
'Jizzcock' which so many parents would have shied away from.
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| Re: The UKSF babynamegame [message #881380 ] |
Mon, 13 February 2006 01:06 |
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In article <MPG.1e59cdafff308926989911 [at] news.individual.net>,
snm_ukTROUSERS [at] hotmail.com says...
> In article <MPG.1e5a5b5475f8cb1e989e79 [at] 127.0.0.1>, cypher [at] home.com
> says...
> > Have you seen the new Channel 4 series The IT Crowd?
> >
> > Well worth watching, I've seen the first 4 episodes, just watched No.04 and it
> > had some very chucklesome moments in it.
> >
> >
> Yes it's rather good, although I've only seen the one episode with the
> fire in it, so far which is a bit of a cunt.
Keep an eye on the boingboing bloat, they post updates and links when a new
episode is released. I get the episodes from those links or via the newsgroups.
Al mentioned torrents but I tried using torrents some months ago and I fucking
hated giving back the same amount I downloaded, on a limited cap it just isn't
worthwhile.
In the last few hours I've grabbed 7 episodes of one series and 4 of another for
a total of 1.87gb and that was all it cost me in bandwidth using newsgroups,
using torrents would've doubled it, been many times slower and munched what
remains of my cap. If I had unlimited bandwidth I'd definitely use torrents
though.
btw, the two series are pretty good:
http://tinyurl.com/akq9l
http://tinyurl.com/a7fmy
both links are worksafe.
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| Re: The UKSF babynamegame [message #881381 ] |
Mon, 13 February 2006 01:09 |
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Kullrad <kullradNOSPAM [at] hotpop.com> reduced the crowd to uncontrollable
tears by saying news:Xns9768E4BB1270E192137 [at] 127.0.0.1:
>>>> Kane
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>>> But then she'd have to change Bens name to 'Undertaker'.
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>> LMAO, lamo.
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> Can you smell what the Kully is cooking?
That's two WWE references in one night Kully, I didn't have you down as a
wrestling fan. It still has a strange grip on me (har-har) from when I used
to watch T'Ultimate Warrior benchpress Hulk Hogan.
Mind you, they don't seem to have those matches where they had a superstar
against some pointless-looking berk in blue undies who was 100% guaranteed
to have his arse (fakely) kicked and was usually called 'Mike Baxter from
Wanksville, Tennessee'.
Every match these days is a 'Ladders Triple Threat Deathcage Bukkake
Eliminator'.
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| Re: The UKSF babynamegame [message #881385 ] |
Mon, 13 February 2006 01:21 |
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comps [at] riffraff.plig.net (Vicky Conlan) wrote in news:dsnuke$2b1a$7
[at] magenta.plig.net:
> I think that leaves Simon. Maybe I should call him Stan, and make it
> short for Istanbul.
> Anyone got any other suggestions?
Siddhartha.
Sid
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