Blinkin' brilliant

Shoshana?

durr me, i just got the lash ref,lol.

yep im all better ta bliz, just  left with a bit of a mucky cough now, nowt to bother about tho

nope...Shoshanna 

Wow - was I almost right?

In the spirit of fair play, I'll let you have that one 

Thats a really pretty name Suzy

Thanks Saz ....I never use it, no-one would ever find me by that name  I get a shock sometimes when I see it on my passport.

Shok? Oh......so I should be calling you Shocky for short, not Socky then? :

I was just stalking browsing people I used to work with on Facebook, and one of them has a baby daughter now... called Nieve. Which I assume is Niamh, but she must have only ever heard it and just had a guess at the spelling Made me laugh given this thread

I call her Zocky! 

but  I can throw a bracket in there if she wants!

my friends sister (scary scary bird... nothing like my friend) called one of her many many children Sian... only pronounced See-Anne .   But then the first dozen of so of her kids all had made up names...  there are some corkers... but I daredn't post them, just in case she gets wind of it...  (seriously... she is really really scary)...

Though, when I see that name written down, I can't help but think Naïve

How many does she have Ditty?

Oooh Ditty.... I wonder if making up names is linked to being unhinged?

My younger sis has a son with a made up name.

There's also that actress Saz, Neve Campbell.
Ditty, just give us a few of the names

Oi! Z (c) Z 2010!!!


Z.

When I was in my last job, I used to collect wierdy names.
One of my old colleagues texted me this week with another one she came across: Beckham Rio-Lee!

'Rio-Lee' bad taste..

I remember my friend telling me about strange baby names when she was doing a placement in a maternity ward (part of her medical degree ), she said the best was Nation She said the parents were chavvy (by Middlesborough standards ) and she thought they had maybe just recently heard the word and liked it

Some Irish names are difficult to spell/understand to non Irish speakers which is understandable imo....However in the past I have saw several FM's deliberately mock the names and  the language which is  different and ignorant imo but whatever floats their boat I suppose.

Most Irish names are nice, but the spelling/pronunciation trips people up. Welsh names do the same, as ditty's post about "See-Ann" shows!

I'm more interested in genuinely weird or tacky names. Like the two siblings I heard of who were named Neo and Trinity.

oh dear

~Lee~  
You're here!    Good  

Has the new arrival, er, arrived yet Lee?

 And the kid called Destiny Chardonnay Suzanne. She had two sisters with similar names, one of them was Crystal summat or other.

Hi Brisket and Saz lovely to see you....Baby arrived early Saz ,a little boy 8lbs 6ozs and like his brother he is beautiful....His name is Conor Piaras so I'll leave you to work that one out 

awww congrats Lee and family I'll just call him Conor

I like the name Sian Toid,always have ...My eldest is called Sean but his fada is over the A so actually his name should be pronounced the same as Sian not my doing btw it was his dad,.

lol... oh there are some classics around here.

Kid at my boys primary school called Storm!   I've seen Armani's (though Sheep in a Jeep tells me this is a legit African (I think) name...   but at the time I heard it it was being screamed down a road in Clacton, by a girl in very large hoop earrings...  "Arrrmarrrni.. .. Armarni... get your effing arse back ere Arrrmaaani").

One of my son's friends in his new school is called Jodie.  He's been there nearly a year and I still think he is talking about a girl when he mentions Jodie! I have never heard that used as a boys name before!

Initially they were spelling it Conchubar Piaras (Conor Pearse) but his mum wanted it spelt like his namesake her brother so Conor it is.

My name is one of those that's spelt different to the pronounciation...ikataili...pronounced Dave...

I dont care about her name or its pronunciation...i'm more concerned I find her dead sexy...i cant keep my eyes off her red bra!

You want the bra don't you....Go on, go on admit it ,it's the bra you find sexy not the wearer.

There was a kid in my primary school named Steel.
Right little git he was, too.

I want a bit of both!

like it

Sibling named Remington by chance?

I think he was an only child - either that, or he ate all the others

love it when the the moms who are clad in leggings cos nothing else will fit-are shopping in a supermarket and shout their childs 'exotic' name

hello lee

The Storm at my sons school was pain in the rear end as well!

There was an old Chelsea playter called Jodie Morris