Terminalcoffee discussion

I know 10 people who named their kid Charlie in the past 5 years. Might be a little overdone.

Absolom
Boaz
Cornelius
Desmond
Estan
Franzmellow
Gideon
Horb
Itzan
Jamelle

Jebediah
Barnabas
Hushai
Enoch
Levi
Gideon
Nicodemus

Cranston
Wilbur
Rufus
Jared
Elbridge
Amos
Blaise

Huda ?

Littleton
Orlando
Breckinridge
Millard
Tazewell
Rigdon
Berm
Hannibal
Herschel
Vespasian

Franzmellow and Vespasian are my top two favorites thus far.

Pendleton
Pisces
Lothan
Schuyler Colfax
Fenton
Auchincloss
Thurman
Whitelaw
Atcheson
Hobart
Ignatius
Valentine
Job
August
Emil

Caleb
Harrison
Kirkpatrick
Bonneville

Hm. The baby name genie wants your baby to be named Micah Gabriel, so it wants biblical names too.

The baby name genie is now spewing out gibberish! I can't stop it.

Nathaniel Maverick
Layton Kenneth
Ian Paxton
Orion Desmond
London Dante
Deacon Broderick

Archibald
Benedict
Udolf
Lombard
Cuthbert
Erskine

Linus
Dill
Marston
Avrium
Xerxes

Django
Rex
Lance
Aloysius
Xavier
Nunzio

Nunzio Vespasian!

Kestrel
Milo
Cinder
Pico
Spurgeon
Tolliver

Hercules
Apollo
Macmillan
Zebulon
Onan
Dexburg

Cincinnatus
Octavius
Junius
Titus
Publius
Wessex

Franzmellow Rex Zebulon!

::wonders if it is hipster-ish to go with three names::

Murgatroyd!

Heavens to Murgatroyd!

Nunzio F. X. Murgatroyd!

Ooooo.

I still like Vespasian.

Nunzio Vespasian Franzmellow Murgatroyd III (just because).

There is a transformer name generator.

Steelfrost

Does Book of Mormon count as bible?

Moroni (mo-RO-nye)
Nephi (NEE-fy)
Aaron
Jerum
Zenock
Teomner
Kishkumen
Heleman
Corihor
Amnigaddah
Gadianton
Riplakish

Oooo.

Kishkumen Nunzio Vespasian Franzmellow Murgatroyd!

Ezekiel (Zeke)
Isaac
Noah
Saul
David- Aussie version =Davo
Jeremiah
Cain

Aiolos
Gottfried
Proteus
Rüdiger
Hadrian
Nestor
Etzel
Parsival
Beowulf
Adelbert
Gernot

Noah is a sweet little name.

Has anyone mentioned Clarence yet? That's actually a pretty nifty name, not too common but a nice traditional name for a boy.

James - C'mon Sallers you know this is the one.

I vote for Nostradamus.

Memphistopheles

Antares wrote: "Clark nailed it."

TWSS

evie wrote: "Ezekiel (Zeke)
Isaac
Noah
Saul
David- Aussie version =Davo
Jeremiah
Cain"

evie is close. Sally has a four-syllable last name, so I vote for a short first name, ending in an "N" sound:
Mason
Owen
Cain
Ivan
Aaron

Joshua
Yohan
Olivier
Matteo
Gabriel

Okay, since we're going down the Cain path...

Barabbas
Pilate
Herod
Judas

Sosthenes
Clopas
Silas
Onesimus
Trophimus
Agrippa
Aristobulus
Sosipater
Basil
Hovethrum

Jonathan wrote: "Has anyone mentioned Clarence yet? That's actually a pretty nifty name, not too common but a nice traditional name for a boy."

This is what inevitably pops into my head.

A friend of mine called their son Mason. It's my mothers maiden name so I am pretty partial to it. I wish I has come across it when looking for names. Though I am sure Mr G would have axed it for being too protestant.

I love these ideas, guys!

Clarence reminds me of Drexel.

My maiden name is Owen, but unfortunately Sweeter and I have had an encounter with an extremely bratty, snotty little Owen.
Also, my mother's maiden is Donahue, I'm a fan of that with James, my maternal grandfather's name.

Simon sweetie pie nolte.

Drexel reminds me of Drexel Burnham Lambert, and 1980s greed.

I kind of like Owen, but it's now too associated with Clive Owen. I also know a little boy named Owen who is adorable and sweet.

How 'bout Otis, after GR founder and elevators everywhere?

Dreadnought

Sally wrote: "I'm a fan of that with James, my maternal grandfather's name.
"

Wise beyond your years Sallers, wise beyond your years.

Sean/Shawn (Irish john)

Lou, Luke, Leon.

Charly wrote: "Being a student of literature I'm sure there must be a favorite character or author that works.

It will be Haruki, then.

I'd take (sort of) the suggestion from Cynthia.

Call your son "Irish John."

Don't listen to them Sallers, we know what the name is going to be.

Little Jim.