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Tue Apr 20, 2010 6:22:51 pm
If I ever have children, I do not want them to have any of the following names:
Amber, Amelia, Andrea, Andrew, Angela, Angelina, Ann, Anna, Anne, Cathy, Chris, Christina, Christine, Cindy, Dana, Daniel, Danny, David, Dominique, Dora, Elizabeth, Emma, Eric, Erica, Frank, Fred, Gabrielle, Gillian, Hannah, Heidi, Jack, Jackie, Jacob, Jacqueline, Jason, Jermaine, Jerry, Jessica, Jill, Jillian, Joe, Jose, Joseph, Judy, Julia, Julian, Julie, Justin, Justine, Kathleen, Kathy, Kenneth, Kim, Kimberly, Kristina, Leah, Lillian, Lily, Lindsay, Lisa, Lucia, Lucille, Lucy, Manuel, Marisol, Matthew, May, Mei, Melissa, Natalie, Nicole, Nikki, Peter, Patrick, Ramon, Rebecca, Richard, Sandra, Sanjay, Sara, Sarah, Steven, Tania, Tanya, Tina, Veronica, Vicky, Victoria
Obscure names are omitted.
Thu Apr 22, 2010 4:42:35 am
re: comment#60
Well that settles it. Chiu and I will not be reproducing together. I always wanted to have a daughter called Gabrielle, and call her Rielle for short.
How did you develop an interest in that name?no image
62) deleted, Thu Apr 22, 2010 4:52:39 am
re: comment#61
How did you develop an interest in that name?
Girl I knew in college. Her name was Riele. I've always loved the name Gabrielle, but hated the knickname Gabby. Calling her Rielle would solve that problem.Thu Apr 22, 2010 4:56:34 am
re: comment#62
Girl I knew in college. Her name was Riele. I've always loved the name Gabrielle, but hated the knickname Gabby. Calling her Rielle would solve that problem.
My main objection is to the "Gabby" form of the name. I would not be opposed to "Rielle", but "Gabrielle" is too risky.