Names!

[Spiffing Cheese]

Emberlynn Corvina

I'll do boys then

Viktor Tiberius
Augustus Adlai
Emmett Mason
Tristan Sinclair
Dacian Ticonderoga

Oh sweet jesus.

[Madame Adequate]

Beautiful beyond comprehension, I know.

[Spiffing Cheese]

Poor kids.

[Rye]

I am not being brought along on this crazy ride - I hate like, almost every single of those male names! Emberlynn is pretty, yes, but I'd cry if my name was Viktor Tiberius. >;o Emmett is nice though.

[Yar]

If I were to have children, I would name one Justin II, and then demand that my lineage continue this as a tradition with Justins III, IV and so on.

But, I'm not having kids, so there's nothing to worry about.

[Madame Adequate]

We've previously discussed this and you personally agreed that at least half of those were acceptable or better, woman.

And poor kids? No, lucky adults. Poor every other adult with boring names like James and Paul and Daniel.

PS: Barry thinks Viktor Tiberius Hobbes is badass so, y'know, duke it out with the Jew. Jewk it out, you might say.

[rubah]

augustus adlai stevenson gogo hobbes ?

[Zeldy]

I like Lilian, just so you can be called 'Lily', or Colette. That's so cute. I basically like any name that can be abbreviated, as that's something I'll never get as my parents chose my name specifically for that reason!

I call any Amy buddies I have "Ames" (like, aims) Do you not get that?

I go one step further and just use 'Ame'

It happens so rarely that I don't consider it a nickname

[Marshall Banana]

No one likes LAMONDA/MONDA? :kaofight:

I like my grandma's name; her name is Doshia.

[Rye]

I never heard of Lamonda before I met you, I think it's a lovely name. It reminds me of a pretty fruit salad.

[Madame Adequate]

augustus adlai stevenson gogo hobbes ?

Only if you bear it, rubah my dear

[Fujiko]

augustus adlai stevenson gogo hobbes ?

Only if you bear it, rubah my dear

x)

[Rantz]

Lamonda is such a dreamy name.

[Lawr]

Mondakeru

[Fujiko]

I also quite like the male name Sigfrid/Siegfried (+!) which is not that uncommon in Sweden, and the female version Sigrid/Siegried. Also, mostly for their meaning =3 Mainly "victory".