ONS - popular boys names 2009

[MaryPoppins]

I hope Fanny comes back.

I bet.

Girl I know called her newly born sprog Harry. It just doesn't feel right calling a newborn HARRY. I always refer to him as "the baby" instead.

[MaryPoppins]

What happened to good old names like Wayne, Kevin, Trev, Baz, Tracey, 'chelle and Sharon?

I had a dalliance with a 'Wayne'. Well fit. Bad name.

[cailin maith]

Wot a star.

http://www.statistics.gov.uk/pdfdir/names1010.pdf

My Welsh friend called her little girl Seren.

[shaunbhoy]

What about Basil, Tarquin, Peregrine, Marmaduke, Cuthbert, Jasper, and Malcolm?
Or even Jessie, Ivy, Dolly, Harriet, Marjorie, Polly, and Clarissa?

[Mich the Tester]

Or Albert, Bertram, or Quentin?

There's a Bertram at our rugby club; he's a big fat prop.

[Boudica]

Steady on, I have a really old fashioned name, it hasn't been easy!

[thunderlizard]

My Welsh friend called her little girl Seren.

I know a little Seren! It means Star, which is groovy, so I like to call her by the Latin version of her name, which is Stella. Her parents think that is less groovy.

[Mich the Tester]

Steady on, I have a really old fashioned name, it hasn't been easy!

It´s not your name, it´s your make-up; stop smearing woad on your face; it sort of went out of fashion after the Roman invasion.

[Qdos Contractor]

Someone I know recently called their baby Roger, which is slightly weird. When I visit I half expect it to be pottering around in the shed with a beard.

[Boudica]

It´s not your name, it´s your make-up; stop smearing woad on your face; it sort of went out of fashion after the Roman invasion.

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