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Chit Chat
I believe Congratulations are in order
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Terry or Leroy.
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or Dindu.
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It'll be something nice and traditional, or in other words, Posh.
Arthur or Edward maybe, or if he has an ego, Harry. |
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Have mum and dad had him out in the sun already?, the wee laddie seems to have a healthy tan on him
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'Posh' names like Arthur and Edward are in fashion now, so they need to go uber-posh.
Need to consult Rees_Mogg book of children's names. |
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This Meghan sort still looks like she's got another one in her
Harry missed an opportunity He said 'he (the spawn) has got hair on his face' Which was a perfect chance to follow up with great bants like 'just like his mother' |
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Have I missed something, since when was 'Arthur' considered a "posh" name? The only Arthur I really knew well was the caretaker at school!
Louis could be a possible, after Loius Mountbatten. |
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Must be with a couple of shillings to bet on some made up "ghetto" type name, particularly as this one won't have to send in any CVs for a job, and be ruled out immediately by "WAAAAAAAAYYYYYCISTS".
How about SHAWNAQUAN or something equally ridiculous figuring amongst the umpteen first names? I would have typed "Christian names" but didn't want to cause offence to some human tragedy somewhere on Allah's Green Earth. |
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How about SHAWNAQUAN or something equally ridiculous figuring amongst the umpteen "Christian names"?
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It will be Desmond after Chas's favourite sit-com.
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Archie (nap)
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BBC reporter wondering what the significance of Harrison is ...erm
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have named their child .......Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor
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Archie? Is this a forlorn and futile attempt to buy 'class' ?
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archie hewitt ,,sounds fine
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some granny had 120 quid on at 150,s because he was born on her grandson,s archie,s birthday,according to daily mail,must have went to 120 shopsand had a knicker on in each
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some granny had 120 quid on at 150,s because he was born on her grandson,s archie,s birthday,according to daily mail,must have went to 120 shopsand had a knicker on in each
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Her Maj tells me that she wanted him named after the Archbishop of Canterbury but Meg didn't care for Justin so they compromised.
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