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names that'll probably never be used again..

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By:
Big Charlie
When: 16 Jan 10 10:47
Curryisforlife 16 Jan 11:13
Can't remember the last time I heard someone had called their baby 'Trevor'.


1971
By:
Lies, DamnLies, and Statistics
When: 16 Jan 10 10:48
arthur
By:
Big Charlie
When: 16 Jan 10 10:48
Rampant Rabbit 16 Jan 11:15

middle name Herbert!


So's mine.

Thanks dad. :(
By:
Discipline87
When: 16 Jan 10 10:54
Goering
By:
Discipline87
When: 16 Jan 10 10:54
I mean Goebbels
By:
Big Charlie
When: 16 Jan 10 10:55
I knew two Cyrils back in the 70s and 80s.

The former didn't mind as his surname was Knowles, same as the footballer.

The latter stuck to the nickname of his youth, ' Ginger' , even though he was in his 50s and grey. :^0

This caused confuson to new members of staff because we had a youngish ginger bloke there, but he insisted he was called by his real name, which was Terry.
By:
HRH The Lager Khan
When: 16 Jan 10 10:55
BC - I've a mate called Trevor who was indeed born in 71! My Grandad is called Herbert too!
By:
positively4thsteet
When: 16 Jan 10 10:57
My Grandad was called Cyril, I think he hated the name. My brother in law's brother is called Trevor and he was prob born 79 or 80 or something.
By:
Java
When: 16 Jan 10 11:01
Barabas & Pontius & Judas
By:
HRH The Lager Khan
When: 16 Jan 10 11:02
With respect to my Grandparents Herbert and Dorothy, Percy and Eva Eileen, I wasn't going to lumber any of my kids with any of that lot!
By:
positively4thsteet
When: 16 Jan 10 11:02
Barabas was just a victim of circumstance.
By:
JamesBlakesHugeArse
When: 16 Jan 10 11:04
I know a Pontus which is almost Pontius, and a Moses - both of those are in their 20s
By:
Discipline87
When: 16 Jan 10 11:07
I hope he gave his parents hell for that
By:
BillKiller
When: 16 Jan 10 11:13
Living members of my family include:

Arthur
Edgar
Maud
Esmeralda
Priscilla
Edwin

But the only one I've ever heard complain about his name is Walter. He's lucky, his mum had done that trick with the wedding ring and thought she was going to have a girl so she had decided on Hilda.
By:
HRH The Lager Khan
When: 16 Jan 10 11:15
The Billkiller family live in a castle in the 14th century!
By:
BillKiller
When: 16 Jan 10 11:16
Prefab in Wigan, more like
By:
cjhornet
When: 16 Jan 10 11:18
Lucifer
By:
Big Charlie
When: 16 Jan 10 11:19
HRH The Lager Khan 16 Jan 11:55
BC - I've a mate called Trevor who was indeed born in 71! My Grandad is called Herbert too!

Not in Bow, east London, are you ?
By:
Tevez is God
When: 16 Jan 10 11:19
Arkle
Mill Reef
By:
Tom Cat
When: 16 Jan 10 11:24
These will come back into fashion again, in the 1970's you never heard anyone except an elderly man be called Jack.

Now there's loads of boys called Jack dunno why it's a pretty boring name a bit like John.

I've noticed that more kids are getting first names that are also surnames a trend that's come over from the US I reckon.
By:
Big Charlie
When: 16 Jan 10 11:26
Tom Cat 16 Jan 12:24
Now there's loads of boys called Jack dunno why it's a pretty boring name a bit like John.


REPORTED
By:
HRH The Lager Khan
When: 16 Jan 10 11:27
BC - no Squire. Dads side of the family all originally from Wandsworth, but I was born in Watford and the Trevor in question is now living up in Durham.
By:
Asparagus Man
When: 16 Jan 10 11:27
Tiger
By:
Easter 1916
When: 16 Jan 10 11:27
Weren't old-time Jacks all Johns really anyway?
By:
Sir Denis Eton-Hogg
When: 16 Jan 10 11:32
Barry
By:
Far From Trouble
When: 16 Jan 10 11:32
F@nny
By:
BillKiller
When: 16 Jan 10 11:33
Barry Obama is causing a revival
By:
HRH The Lager Khan
When: 16 Jan 10 11:37
I would never convict anyone of parenticide if they had been named Wayne. Fully justified course of action imo.
By:
ole
When: 16 Jan 10 16:03
or dwayne
By:
RoyClaytonsTash
When: 16 Jan 10 16:09
Jason
By:
HRH The Lager Khan
When: 16 Jan 10 16:11
No way - as long as there are gay hairdressers there will be Jasons.
By:
RoyClaytonsTash
When: 16 Jan 10 16:12
Think it died out early 80s
By:
The Dragon
When: 16 Jan 10 16:14
Derek and wayne
By:
Gene Hackman
When: 16 Jan 10 16:14
Fella at work has just had a baby girl(well his wife did) and I asked him what they called her.
"Vaginica" he said.Pronounced Vaj ineeka
It is a sign of the times that I don't know whether he was joking or not.
By:
ole
When: 16 Jan 10 16:15
colin,stanley(like stan tho),sidney
By:
Gene Hackman
When: 16 Jan 10 16:17
Fella at work had a boy last year.Called it STAN.
I laughed.
It's true.He did.
By:
Larry's Codpiece.
When: 16 Jan 10 16:18
T1tty.
By:
Slippy Blue
When: 16 Jan 10 16:24
Used to be plenty of Camillas floating about at parties when I was younger, the Parker-Bowles woman has done for that name.
By:
Stan2
When: 16 Jan 10 16:24
Queenie
By:
casemoney
When: 16 Jan 10 16:27
Enid ,Ena.Ida.
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