What are you going to name your kids?

Murphy McKickAss and Jodine The Awesome.

Girl: Raine, Rose, Aeris, Michelle, Victoria, Violet
Boy: Leon, Seifer, Robert, Hideto, Mitsu, Hide

I like Leon & Raine the most, Leon sounds mysterious and Raine just sounds awesome.

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Cassandra or Psy

:D

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Psy???? :chuckle: I'd make fun of that kid EVERYDAY

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If male: I haven't decided yet, have to ask my wife...once I get one.
If female: I would name her Relena.

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Relena...........man reminds me of a gilr I used to like *angry thoughts come to mind*

Girl: Yuna, Lydia, Angelica, Mina, Sakura.

Boy: Leonardo, (can't think of anymore right now), I'd let my babe name them =).

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Relena's a good name yo. I like it a lot so I'm sticking with it. :love:

A really chavvy name, just to spite them

if it's a girl, then Latham.

Boy: Benjamin
Girl: Rachel

I think so, anyway.

I'd name my kid after a number.

Kyle for a girl, and Aiden for a boy.

I don't care if I have to knock my husband out in order to get those names on my kid's birth certificates, but those are gonna be the names. NO ONE CAN STOP ME.

Michael and Amanda.

*tension*

I'd give them a name that suits them well in the culture that they grow up in. No use naming them some weird name no one can pronounce. My parents named my brothers and I with Spanish sounding names, so Americans never pronounce it the way we'd like it to be pronounced.

Dude, my last name is German and most people can't even spell it right nor say it correctly either.

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Michael and Amanda.

*tension*

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For boys, I've always been partial to Nolan and Everett.

If I had a daughter, I'd like to be able to name her after my great-grandmother, Adela. Alicia is a nice name, too, and Rachel.

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Originally Posted by Yamaneko

I'd give them a name that suits them well in the culture that they grow up in. No use naming them some weird name no one can pronounce. My parents named my brothers and I with Spanish sounding names, so Americans never pronounce it the way we'd like it to be pronounced.

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Me too. Although, I would also give them a "true" name, which I'd call them by, especially if they are in trouble (not that it'll go on their birth certificates).

Brian (male) and Lorelei (female).

You don't think Lorelei would be hard for some people to pronounce?