What Should I name my Son?

13 years ago

Congratulations! My son's name is Lucas, so that is taken

Originally Posted by John Durham

At 42 years old Im going to have my first son on April the 4th... funny, I have grandsons now, and Im about to have my first son.

Anyway, my wife and I still havent come up with a name.... we figure we may just stare at him for a night or so and try to figure out what he looks like...lol

Anybody have any name ideas?

I was thinking Rudyard Kipling Durham

But she wont go for it... she wants it to be original but not strange... not named after a hero or anything...!

Im stumped. I also like the first and mid Kahlil Gibran ...

But Im weird like that.

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tentimes

13 years ago

Name him Ladiesandgentleman. That's what Louis CK says anyways.

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Sheryl Polomka

13 years ago

Joel - I always wanted the name Joel but my husband didn't agree. So our middle boy Corey has it for his middle name and he actually says he would prefer Joel as his first name

My 3 boys are:

Benjamin Travis
Corey Joel
Lachlan Glen

So I guess they are my favourite 6 names

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John Henderson

13 years ago

To be honest, I'd never give a kid a name that I wouldn't want to be called.

One couple I know called their little boy "Tiberius" because that was James T. Kirk's middle name and the dad was a Star Trek fan. No I'm not joking. The poor guy has to spend the rest of his life being called "Tiberius". If only the father had 'tried out' that name for 3 months by asking everyone who knew him to refer to him as "Tiberius", he'd have realised what a dumb name that was and called the kid "David" or "Matthew".

Another couple I know wanted to call their unborn son "Herbert". Thankfully it was a girl, so "Herbert" became "Harriet". Which to my ears sounds quite sophisticated.

While living in the "rust belt" in the north of England, I've heard mothers call out various names down the supermarket aisles to their kids: "Cassidy" (girl), "Reegan" (girl), "Teegan" (boy), "Kaylin" (boy). I think that some people treat their children as fashion accessories rather than humans, and forget that the name that they give to their children will last a lifetime. I can't believe that anyone who calls their son "Kaylin" has really sat down and pictured their offspring at the age of 75. If they had, I feel sure that they would appreciate just how uncomfortable a 75-year-old man is going to feel when he has to confess that his name is "Kaylin".

Okay, rant over. I'm going to bed.

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John Durham

13 years ago

Originally Posted by John Henderson

To be honest, I'd never give a kid a name that I wouldn't want to be called.

One couple I know called their little boy "Tiberius" because that was James T. Kirk's middle name and the dad was a Star Trek fan. No I'm not joking. The poor guy has to spend the rest of his life being called "Tiberius". If only the father had 'tried out' that name for 3 months by asking everyone who knew him to refer to him as "Tiberius", he'd have realised what a dumb name that was and called the kid "David" or "Matthew".

Another couple I know wanted to call their unborn son "Herbert". Thankfully it was a girl, so "Herbert" became "Harriet". Which to my ears sounds quite sophisticated.

While living in the "rust belt" in the north of England, I've heard mothers call out various names down the supermarket aisles to their kids: "Cassidy" (girl), "Reegan" (girl), "Teegan" (boy), "Kaylin" (boy). I think that some people treat their children as fashion accessories rather than humans, and forget that the name that they give to their children will last a lifetime. I can't believe that anyone who calls their son "Kaylin" has really sat down and pictured their offspring at the age of 75. If they had, I feel sure that they would appreciate just how uncomfortable a 75-year-old man is going to feel when he has to confess that his name is "Kaylin".

Okay, rant over. I'm going to bed.

Lol John this is so remniscent of my wifes thoughts. Thanks... by the way those are some cool names you threw out... Makes alot of sense.

Also some really great other names on this thread thanks guys... A@ Thunderbird, I actually thought of Lucus or Lucious but she wouldnt go for it.

Sheryl Your children have very cool names. I like that name Lachlan alot,

Darn John, you have reminded me of some primal classic truths here to think about.

Her pick for a name is John David.... she likes that or "Carter" (I dont like either of those)

@ Jody. Im a Jr... he would be a third but Im mixed about the personal identity thing there...

Thanks for the ideas guys and gals!

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waterotter

13 years ago

Congratulations John. I think John Jr. has a nice ring to it!

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Roaddog 13 years ago

Congratulations.

Here's a pretty cool site for baby names and meanings of names.

I would let your wife name him...after all, you know they are never wrong.:p

I'm kind of partial to Roaddog myself...
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kimberly Aita 13 years ago

Originally Posted by waterotter

Congratulations John. I think John Jr. has a nice ring to it!

Really, the moment I read this thread and see it's your first son? why not John? Even though it will be after a hero ie: you, why not let your name live on and John, Johnnie, or however you might spell it is and always will be a captivating kind of name....

other thoughts... Ryder (getting to be popular but not so much yet) Jacob (always kind of thought provoking), I still think that John is just perfect... but I love the names I gave as well as Ryan, David, Cory, Nathaniel, and again for some reason I think Jacob sounds cool but John is my choice if you are taking votes.

However, after having 6 kids and only letting one be named by their dad and now I love the name "darci" girl by the way... I know mom should and will have the last say .....
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Ray Erdmann 13 years ago

Originally Posted by waterotter

Congratulations John. I think John Jr. has a nice ring to it!

IMHO, 'Jr', is so un-original!

Sure, it's seen as 'traditional' in some areas of the country, but taking the easy way out and not even trying to get original is just as bad as some parents calling their kids by those things they'll never have in life, like "Porsche" or "Mercedes"

I'm a "Jr" and hate it!

I always think my parents were to lazy to get 'creative' with naming me and went the easy way and just settled on 'Jr'...when names like Ty, Connor, Kegan, Duncan, etc.,etc., etc.. were there for the taking!

Personally, I tend to shy away from those all to common 'everyday names' like Michael, Peter, Aaron, Michelle, Lucy, etc.,etc., and would try and get original, but like it was said above, find one that YOU yourself wouldn't mind being called and then give it to your son!

Congrats by the way! 41 here and no kids...and probably never will, so I'm so envious of you!

Cheers,

Ray
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thunderbird

13 years ago

Kyle
Felix
Thomas
Maximo

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Sheryl Polomka

13 years ago

My friend had a baby a couple of months ago and named him Kayden - I quite like that. They couldn't decide between Hayden and Kyle so they combined them to get Kayden

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Bill Farnham

13 years ago

My 5 grandson's names are:

Jeffery
Jorden
Corey
Gage
and Shane.

Being as old as I am I really like the name Shane...

Prescott Cloverdale Durham does have a ring to it, however...

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John Durham

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Bill Farnham

My 5 grandson's names are:

Jeffery
Jorden
Corey
Gage
and Shane.

Being as old as I am I really like the name Shane...

Prescott Cloverdale Durham does have a ring to it, however...

There ya go! lol

Yeah I have gotten the bull thing alot.... you dont want horns! lol I had a boss who had a 4 foot hugh red carving of a bull sitting beside his desk one time. Actually quite intimidating.

My grandsons are

Heath Vincent
Jonathon Cody Marshall
and Princeton Valentine

I tried to sneak "remington steele" past her too.... lol I always wanted to be him as a child.

or maybe just steel?
Brick?

I like Kaydon only might do it without the y.

Lots of great ideas coming up thanks bros and sis's!

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Andie

13 years ago

Sons are extra special.....big congrats!
imo, staring at him a couple of days before finalizing name might not be a bad idea

I named my boy James Douglas he never took to a nickname, his suits him.
My brother is also named James but was always a Jimmy to us and now Jim in his profession.
Byron
Samuel (sam)
Gerald (jerry)
Bryant
Allen

that's some in our clan

I always like the names that can 'mature' once they are grown with acceptable nickname for childhood..

Best to you and wife!!
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Patrician

13 years ago

My son's name is Sean which is Gaelic for John.

I still love that name.

Some other names I really like:

Erik
Brent
Justin
Brady
Connor
Luke
Reagan
Ellis
Josh
Byron

Nimrod (just kidding)

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kimberly Aita

13 years ago

oh and by way... congratulations!!! nothing to make you have to stay young like a child to have to chase around and I hope he gives you nothing but trouble LOL JK.... name him John

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waterotter

13 years ago

John
Jayden
Jesse
Hunter
Zachary
John

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sarina2010 13 years ago

Wow! Congratulations to both of you.Try something unique. Why don't you try combining your name and your partner's name? Just a suggestion. LOL
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- Paul Myers 13 years ago
  
  Carter Durham? That's a solid sounding name. I like your wife's sense of the thing.
  
  Seriously. That's got the best sound, to me, of all the suggestions yet.
  
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John Durham

13 years ago

@Paul

She's pretty stuck on it, I must say the way you put it it doesnt sound as bad to me... lol

Here's a pic. (I have her permission of course)

Originally Posted by sarina2010

Wow! Congratulations to both of you.Try something unique. Why don't you try combining your name and your partner's name? Just a suggestion. LOL

Her name is bonnie -jean and I call her Bon... So does Darren (Graphics Genie-Partner) he suggested we call it Jon Bon Jovi... lol

He sometimes writes us both because she does billing etc... and refers to us as Bon Jovi. lol "Dear Bon Jovi, I hope you both are well...".

Dont tell him its not funny!

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I.M.Retired

13 years ago

Congratulations, John! What an exciting time for you and your wife and your 'wee laddie.'

Why not wait until you meet him - he will tell you his name! And you will know it is perfect, just as he will be.

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Bill Farnham 13 years ago

John,

I had no idea Darren was your partner. I'm a big fan of his work.

Do you also do graphics?
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- Kay King 13 years ago
  
  I guess Jon Bon Durham would be too much?
  
  I like one syllable men's names: Trent, Brent, Brett, Brit, Lance, Trace
  
  What I shudder at is using the fad "name of the year" as so many seem to do. I think that happens more with girls than boys?
  
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- John Durham 13 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Bill Farnham
  
  John,
  
  I had no idea Darren was your partner. I'm a big fan of his work.
  
  Do you also do graphics?
  
  @ Bill, No I do the hard part that takes talent - Sales... lol JK, Darren is the sharpest guy Ive worked with on MANY levels!
  
  @Kay
  
  Good ones. "Lance" eminds me of another name I thought of "Chance". But that sounds kinda like a cocker spaniels name... Brit is Cool!
  
  LOL @ Pick that apple... my wife would crack up. Sometimes we joke around and tell people my name is vidal and she is Armie';
  
  Vidal had been searching all his life for his childhood love Armei' after being torn away from his homeland by war when he was a boy....
  
  One day he saw this girl jogging in a camouflage suit with a name on the front of her t -shirt, he looked closer and could believe his eyes, it said A-R-M-Y "Armei'"
  
  So he chased her down and by God it was really her... It was a touching reunion.
  
  So he flew her back to the chicken farm in Armenia where they had both known each other as children... and he traded her father 200 chickens for her hand and marriage, and one goat, as is customary in that part of the country...
  
  Vidal is a very proud chicken farmer... outside of the wf where's he's known as the telemarketing guy... a disguise for his secret chicken smuggling operation which has made him a secret millionaire.
  
  Yup.
  
  Thats the story.
  
  Someday we are going to sell all the chickens to offline chicken diner businessmen, and start our own restaurant called "Armei's" in down town Nashville with fine cuisine, as well as live citar and juice harp music on saturday nights. Im telling you its gonna be a real wing ding!!!
  
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  Originally Posted by John Durham
  
  Bill, No I do the hard part that takes talent - Sales... lol JK, Darren is the sharpest guy Ive worked with on MANY levels!
  
  I'm sure John means my sharp wit! I major in Sarcasm
  
  I've worked closely with John now for close to a year and he keeps impressing me with the knowledge he has. Boy he can talk too...
  
  I think my job is to keep him in check a little when he gets excited.
  
  Actually, if you and Bon dont want Jovi (mad if you don't) I second the Bull suggestion.
  
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pickthat apple 13 years ago

Hi John and congratulations to both.
I have got 3 children and since they are half Icelandic (I am Italian) I felt very much that I wanted to give an Icelandic name at least to the first one, chosen going back and forth on a list of thirty or so...
So the priority was a name that sounded well in both languages and English, I did not want it too long and preferably without "r" because I have a french "r" and if I can avoid it I prefer...
The second one we went for Italian, but still a name with a connection with daddys name. We had a bit of difficulty regarding the christening because I wanted it spelled with "c" instead of "k" and apparently this was a bit against the tradition of the church etc etc but eventually we got around that.
For the third one the consideration that prevailed was that he was so much like my father , recently passed away, that it would have been an insult to call him something else. So we went for my father name and his father name as a second name.
But generally speaking I like short names that flow well not too old fashioned but definitely not some of the nicknames you hear today.
For a boy I like the names Joel and Vidal (this last one I have hardly heard it before but it was so stuck in my head for some reason) for a girl Amy, Kelsey, Lisa, Hazel...
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Sheryl Polomka

13 years ago

That picture is so cute - isn't it amazing what they can do these days.

Jon Bon Jovi - what if you just shorten it to Jovi - Jovi Durham

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Kay King 13 years ago

When choosing names - always look at what nicknames might get used. You don't your kid to hate you in his teens because you named him Cleopolis or Ezekial or Sue. With a 2 syllable last name, I'd use one syllable first name. I mean, Truman Durham just trips the tongue up. Then again, I do like Carter.

You could call out names and see if he jumps when he hears the one he likes....
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graphicsgenie 13 years ago

Originally Posted by Sheryl Polomka

That picture is so cute - isn't it amazing what they can do these days.

Jon Bon Jovi - what if you just shorten it to Jovi - Jovi Durham

Jovi, is actually the name I told, no ordered them to use, just so that together, they would be John Bon Jovi.

John doesnt get it, thats why he thinks it is funny, shhhhh
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13 years ago

Colin
Carl
Aaron

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donhx

13 years ago

Let your wife pick the name. It will show you love and trust her, and your son's name shouldn't make that much of a difference to you. You'll be calling him by his nickname anyway.

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HeySal

13 years ago

I always like the name Chase.

You can always go "green"
Stone
Steel
Lief
Forest
Jasper (no - don't do that one to him).

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John Durham 13 years ago

Originally Posted by HeySal

I always like the name Chase.
Jasper (no - don't do that one to him).

How bout "Lima Beans"?

Chase is really nice. I like that alot. Im like you... I want some deep meaning. my wife is more sensible like Paul and John above... She wants conservative so as not to make him feel above the other children, or different... she says women love classic names, and his wife would want him to have a strong classic name... All of this makes sense... We must temper our passion with reason lest it becomes a flame that burns to its own destruction.

Hell I would Love to name Him Kahalil Og Mandino Kipling Durham!
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Bear157

13 years ago

Hi,
Wow, Congratulation. My suggestion is "Peter Durham". I expect you like this name.

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teecamo

13 years ago

Congrats! Everyone by the name of "Ty" that I have known has turned out to be a stud. I wish it was my name! Raymond has always been solid for me too.

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pickthat apple 13 years ago

Oh dear...then perhaps I should be one of his good fairies...
I wish him to grow healthy and strong and have a happy life...!
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bilzz

13 years ago

congrats

take his name Billy

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blazedream

13 years ago

Sun = Moon = Mother = Father = God = Earth

Put this name : Thorso

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Mjoseph83 13 years ago

Well you can find lots of names here already some people suggested you. I would like to suggest you Isan.
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jj_jon

13 years ago

Congratulations!

When we were expecting our first born, we were told at the scan that the baby was a girl (back in 95 the scans weren't so clear as they are now). So we had a name picked out and what do you know, baby was a boy. We called him Luke.

Son number 2 we called Adam and we finally got to use our girls name when Juliette came along.

You'll know what his name should be when you have him in your arms.

Best wishes for a safe delivery.

Kate

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Kay King

13 years ago

John - When you think of nicknames,

Carter Durham a/k/a Cart Durham....that's tres cool

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Steven Wagenheim 13 years ago

John, first of all, congratulations on having your first son.

Why not just call him John Jr?

That way the name goes on.

Just a thought.

Anyway, here's wishing you the best for him, his future and the next couple
of years of potty training.

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catcat

13 years ago

John - Big Congrats!

Here's something to think about. I know you like true stories!

I have had 6 children and each one helped select the name when they were a baby.

I believe a baby is born with a certain spiritual knowingness and has a lot more going on in their little mind than we give them credit for.

For each of our children we put together a list of about 10 names we liked. Then, when the baby was extroverted and not hungry, tired, cranky etc we would sit him down in a baby seat. The other kids watched but everyone had to be still. Then one by one we went down the list of names and recorded the reaction. Try it - The baby will react!

Go through the list a few times and you will see a similar reaction to each name - even if you mix up the order.

My 5th child had the best reaction. Angela was one of the names we read to her. When we read it she puckered up her face as if about to scream!

Did that every time she heard the name. We scratched it off the list fast!

She ended up being named Bridget Katie-Ellen.

Two years ago, at the age of 11 she approached me right out of the blue and said "Mom, do you know why I didn't like the name Angela when I was born?" Shocked, I asked why.

She replied, "I thought you were saying "Tarantula"

She's always had an extreme fear of spiders!

Your child will live with this name for a long time, so why not let him tell you what name he likes?

Thanks!

Cathy

My children's names:

Alice
Tom
Russell
Rhiannon
Bridget
Pamela

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Diane S

13 years ago

Originally Posted by catcat

John - Big Congrats!

Here's something to think about. I know you like true stories!

I have had 6 children and each one helped select the name when they were a baby.

I believe a baby is born with a certain spiritual knowingness and has a lot more going on in their little mind than we give them credit for.

For each of our children we put together a list of about 10 names we liked. Then, when the baby was extroverted and not hungry, tired, cranky etc we would sit him down in a baby seat. The other kids watched but everyone had to be still. Then one by one we went down the list of names and recorded the reaction. Try it - The baby will react!

Go through the list a few times and you will see a similar reaction to each name - even if you mix up the order.

My 5th child had the best reaction. Angela was one of the names we read to her. When we read it she puckered up her face as if about to scream!

Did that every time she heard the name. We scratched it off the list fast!

She ended up being named Bridget Katie-Ellen.

Two years ago, at the age of 11 she approached me right out of the blue and said "Mom, do you know why I didn't like the name Angela when I was born?" Shocked, I asked why.

She replied, "I thought you were saying "Tarantula"

She's always had an extreme fear of spiders!

Your child will live with this name for a long time, so why not let him tell you what name he likes?

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My children's names:

Alice
Tom
Russell
Rhiannon
Bridget
Pamela

Suggestion : Benjamin John Durham

What a beautiful account of wonderful events!

John congratulations to you and your wife. I don't have any name suggestions, other than to think like a kid - what gross nickname would a kid create out of the name choices? Avoid those and all should be well.

I sure encountered some interesting names when we lived out on the west coast. Sunshine, rainbow, feather, spring.... I felt so sorry for those children...

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mediasurgeons

13 years ago

First of all congratulations.

I'm a huge fan of the name Eli so thought I'd drop that in here as can't see it mentioned

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thunderbird

13 years ago

Originally Posted by jacobjoseph

First of all congratulations.

I'm a huge fan of the name Eli so thought I'd drop that in here as can't see it mentioned

I have a nephew called Eli. It is a good name. A cool guy's name.

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mediasurgeons

13 years ago

Originally Posted by thunderbird

I have a nephew called Eli. It is a good name. A cool guy's name.

Agreed, would of been my first choice had another family member not of already taken it.

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oliviasmith

13 years ago

"Johnny"
I just love this name. I want my son to be named this

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John Durham 13 years ago

Originally Posted by oliviasmith

"Johnny"
I just love this name. I want my son to be named this

Thats what Im talkin about... Seriously. I have had many fathers, Bon knows me so Im not embarassing myself... and have chosen my own fathers in life... Allen might not even know my name, but I want to thank him because the warrior forum has been one of them...

I'd fricking name him "John Says" if bon would let me.

Wait drop the H

Jon says
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Bonnie Jean

13 years ago

Originally Posted by oliviasmith

"Johnny"
I just love this name. I want my son to be named this

I can't do Johnny...cuz it was my ex husbands name...and he wasn't very nice...

I'm keeping away from John or Johnnys....unless it's Jon-David...I can handle that one.....

I think it gets harder to name a child after the second or third...this one's the fourth so it's killin me. How about calling him number 4??? yeah....like the movie "I am number 4"

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graphicsgenie

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Bonnie Jean

I can't do Johnny...cuz it was my ex husbands name...and he wasn't very nice...

I'm keeping away from John or Johnnys....unless it's Jon-David...I can handle that one.....

I think it gets harder to name a child after the second or third...this one's the fourth so it's killin me. How about calling him number 4??? yeah....like the movie "I am number 4"

Hey Bon,

Number 4 works with me....

I actually nickname and call my kids 1,2,3.

Wife 1 doesnt work as well though, well its more painful when I get hit!

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Bill Farnham 13 years ago

Originally Posted by Bonnie Jean

How about calling him number 4??? yeah....like the movie "I am number 4"

Call him Ivy... (Roman Numeral - IV)

Or Quatro...:p
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Joshua Gonzalez 13 years ago

First of all - many congratulations!

I suspect Jesus would be too much but I rather like Bono as a boys name! Stumpy would probably get him bullied, while Wolverine may subconciously make him overtly aggressive.

I'm sure you'll name the child appropriately.
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- Dennis Gaskill 13 years ago
  
  Congratulations John, I'm happy for you!
  
  Originally Posted by John Durham
  
  But she wont go for it... she wants it to be original but not strange... not named after a hero or anything...!
  
  Argh...I guess "Boogie Jack" is out then.
  
  Unusual but not after anyone huh...here's a few that popped into my head:
  
  Dagget
  Slade
  Thorson
  Jonah
  Branson
  Drake
  Carson
  Carver
  Barton
  Blaine
  Stone
  Big Stella
  
  Oops, how'd that last one get in there?
  
  If you want something really unusual, get back to me, I can make up some strange names.
  
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  OK, quick poll...
  
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  OK, quick poll...
  
  Who else besides me votes for Big Stella?
  
  Bill Gates does ... it's an anagram of his name.
  
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  So what did you name him?
  
  7lbs 4oz. that's healthy.
  
  Glad to hear all is allright...
  and again congrats.
  
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First and foremost congratulation!I really like the name Prince Allen Althiris, I hope you like it.
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13 years ago

You can pick a name for your son if you visit a site that offers child name. There, you can pick a good name with a good meaning of his name.

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thunderbird

13 years ago

Originally Posted by gujjuboy

First all of congrats.

Here are your few options :

Aaron
Abdiel
Abdullah
Abel
Abraham
Abram
Adam
Adan
Addison
Aden
Aditya
Adolfo
Adonis
Adrian
Adriel
Adrien
Agustin
Ahmad
Ahmed
Aidan
Aiden
Alan
Albert
Alberto
Alden
Aldo
Alec
Alejandro
Alessandro
Alex Deandre
Deangelo
Declan
Demarcus
Demetrius
Dennis
Denzel
Deon
Deonte
Derek
Derick
Derrick
Deshaun
Deshawn
Desmond
Destin
Devan
Devante
Deven
Devin
Devon
Devonte
Devyn
Dexter
Diego
Dillan
Dillon
Dimitri
Dion
Domenic Jay
Jayce
Jayden
Jaydon
Jaylan
Jaylen
Jaylin
Jaylon
Jayson
Jean
Jeff
Jefferson
Jeffery
Jeffrey
Jeremiah
Jeremy
Jermaine
Jerome
Jerry
Jesse
Jessie
Jesus
Jett
Jevon
Jimmy
Joan
Joaquin
Joe
Joel
Joey Nolan
Norman
Octavio
Oliver
Omar
Omari
Omarion
Orion
Orlando
Osbaldo
Oscar
Osvaldo
Oswaldo
Owen
Pablo
Parker
Patrick
Paul
Paxton
Payton
Pedro
Perry
Peter
Peyton
Philip
Phillip
Phoenix
Pierce
Pierre
Porter

Alexander
Alexandre
Alexandro
Alexis
Alexzander
Alfonso
Alfred
Alfredo
Ali
Alijah
Allan
Allen
Alonso
Alonzo
Alvaro
Alvin
Amari
Amarion
Amir
Anderson
Andre
Andres
Andrew
Andy
Angel
Angelo
Anthony
Antoine
Anton
Antonio
Antony
Antwan
Ari
Ariel
Arjun
Armando
Armani
Arnold
Aron
Arthur
Arturo
Aryan
Asa Dominic
Dominick
Dominik
Dominique
Donald
Donavan
Donovan
Dontae
Donte
Dorian
Douglas
Drake
Draven
Drew
Duane
Duncan
Dustin
Dwayne
Dwight
Dylan
Dylon
Ean
Earl
Easton
Eddie
Eddy
Edgar
Edgardo
Eduardo
Edward
Edwin
Efrain
Efren
Eli
Elian
Elias
Eliezer
Elijah
Eliseo
Elisha
Elliot
Elliott
Ellis Johan
John
Johnathan
Johnathon
Johnny
Jon
Jonah
Jonas
Jonatan
Jonathan
Jonathon
Jordan
Jorden
Jordon
Jordy
Jorge
Jose
Josef
Joseph
Josh
Joshua
Josiah
Josue
Jovan
Jovani
Jovany
Juan
Judah
Jude
Julian
Julien
Julio
Julius
Junior
Justice
Justin
Justus
Justyn
Kade
Kaden
Kadin
Kai
Kaiden Pranav
Preston
Prince
Quentin
Quincy
Quinn
Quinten
Quintin
Quinton
Rafael
Rahul
Ralph
Ramiro
Ramon
Randall
Randy
Raphael
Rashad
Raul
Ray
Raymond
Raymundo
Reagan
Reece
Reed
Reese
Reginald
Reid
Reilly
Remington
Rene
Reuben
Rey
Reynaldo
Rhett
Ricardo
Richard
Rickey
Ricky
Rigoberto
Riley
River
Robert

Asher
Ashton
Aubrey
August
Augustus
Austen
Austin
Austyn
Avery
Axel
Ayden
Ben
Benjamin
Bennett
Benny
Bernard
Bernardo
Bilal
Billy
Blaine
Blaise
Blake
Blaze
Bo
Bobby
Brad
Braden
Bradley
Brady
Bradyn
Braeden
Braedon
Braiden
Branden
Brandon
Braulio
Braxton Elmer
Elvin
Elvis
Emanuel
Emerson
Emiliano
Emilio
Emmanuel
Emmett
Enrique
Eric
Estevan
Ethan
Ethen
Eugene
Evan
Everett
Ezekiel
Ezequiel
Ezra
Fabian
Felipe
Felix
Fernando
Fidel
Finn
Forrest
Francis
Francisco
Frank
Frankie
Franklin
Fred
Freddie
Freddy
Frederick Kale
Kaleb
Kameron
Kamron
Kane
Kareem
Karl
Karson
Kasey
Kayden
Keagan
Keanu
Keaton
Kelly
Kelton
Kelvin
Kendall
Kendrick
Kennedy
Kenneth
Kent
Kenyon
Keon
Keshawn
Keven
Kevin
Kevon
Keyon
Keyshawn
Khalid
Khalil
Kian
Kieran
Kirk
Kobe
Koby
Kody Roberto
Rocco
Roderick
Rodney
Rodolfo
Rodrigo
Rogelio
Roger
Rohan
Roland
Romeo
Ronald
Ronaldo
Ronan
Rory
Ross
Rowan
Roy
Ruben
Rudy
Russell
Ryan
Ryder
Rylan
Ryley
Sabastian
Sage
Salvador
Salvatore
Sam
Samir
Sammy
Samuel
Santiago
Santino
Santos
Saul

Brayan
Brayden
Braydon
Brendan
Brenden
Brendon
Brennan
Brennen
Brent
Brenton
Bret
Brett
Brian
Brice
Brock
Brodie
Brody
Brooks
Bruce
Bruno
Bryan
Bryant
Bryce
Brycen
Bryson
Byron
Cade
Caden
Cael
Caiden
Cale
Caleb
Calvin
Camden
Cameron
Camren
Camron
Carl
Carlo
Carlos
Carlton
Carson
Carter
Casey
Cason
Cayden Gabriel
Gael
Gage
Gaige
Gannon
Garett
Garret
Garrett
Garrison
Gary
Gaven
Gavin
Gavyn
Geoffrey
George
Gerald
Gerard
Gerardo
German
Gian
Giancarlo
Gianni
Gideon
Gilbert
Gilberto
Gino
Giovanni
Giovanny
Glen
Glenn
Gonzalo
Gordon
Grady
Graham
Grant
Grayson
Gregory
Greyson
Griffin
Guadalupe
Guillermo
Gunnar
Gunner
Gustavo
Guy
Haden
Kolby
Kole
Kolton
Korbin
Korey
Kory
Kristian
Kristofer
Kristopher
Kurt
Kurtis
Kylan
Kyle
Kyler
Kyree
Lamar
Lamont
Lance
Landen
Landon
Lane
Larry
Latrell
Lawrence
Lawson
Layne
Layton
Lee
Leo
Leon
Leonard
Leonardo
Leonel
Leroy
Levi
Lewis
Liam
Lincoln
Lisandro
Logan
London
Lonnie
Lorenzo
Louis
Luc
Luca Savion
Sawyer
Scott
Seamus
Sean
Sebastian
Semaj
Sergio
Seth
Shamar
Shane
Shannon
Shaun
Shawn
Shayne
Shea
Sheldon
Shemar
Sidney
Silas
Simon
Sincere
Skylar
Skyler
Solomon
Sonny
Spencer
Stanley
Stefan
Stephan
Stephen
Stephon
Sterling
Steve
Steven
Stone
Stuart
Sullivan
Syed
Talon
Tanner
Tariq
Tate
Tavion
Taylor
Terrance

Cedric
Cesar
Chad
Chaim
Chance
Chandler
Charles
Charlie
Chase
Chaz
Chris
Christian
Christopher
Clarence
Clark
Clay
Clayton
Clifford
Clifton
Clinton
Coby
Cody
Colby
Cole
Coleman
Colin
Collin
Colt
Colten
Colton
Conner
Connor
Conor
Conrad
Cooper
Corbin
Cordell
Corey
Cornelius
Cortez
Cory
Craig
Cristian
Cristobal
Cristopher
Cruz
Cullen
Curtis
Cyrus
Dakota
Dale
Dallas
Dallin
Dalton
Damian
Damien
Damion
Damon
Dandre
Dane
Dangelo
Daniel
Danny
Dante
Daquan
Darian
Darien
Darin
Dario
Darion
Darius
Darnell
Darrell
Darren
Darrin
Darrion
Darrius
Darryl
Darwin
Daryl
Dashawn
David
Davin
Hamza
Harley
Harold
Harrison
Harry
Hassan
Hayden
Heath
Hector
Henry
Herbert
Heriberto
Holden
Houston
Howard
Hudson
Hugh
Hugo
Humberto
Hunter
Ian
Ibrahim
Ignacio
Immanuel
Irvin
Irving
Isaac
Isaak
Isai
Isaiah
Isaias
Isiah
Ismael
Israel
Issac
Ivan
Izaiah
Jabari
Jace
Jack
Jackson
Jacob
Jacoby
Jaden
Jadon
Jadyn
Jaeden
Jagger
Jaheem
Jaheim
Jahiem
Jaiden
Jaime
Jair
Jairo
Jake
Jakob
Jakobe
Jalen
Jamal
Jamar
Jamari
Jamel
James
Jameson
Jamie
Jamil
Jamir
Jamison
Jan
Jaquan
Jaquez
Jared
Jaren
Jarod
Jaron
Jarred
Jarrett
Jarrod
Jarvis
Jase
Jason
Jasper
Lucas
Luciano
Luis
Lukas
Luke
Malachi
Malakai
Malcolm
Malik
Manuel
Marc
Marcel
Marcelo
Marco
Marcos
Marcus
Mariano
Mario
Mark
Markus
Marlon
Marquez
Marquis
Marquise
Marshall
Martin
Marvin
Mason
Mateo
Mathew
Matteo
Matthew
Maurice
Mauricio
Maverick
Max
Maxim
Maximilian
Maximillian
Maximo
Maximus
Maxwell
Mekhi
Melvin
Micah
Michael
Micheal
Miguel
Mike
Mikel
Miles
Milo
Milton
Misael
Mitchel
Mitchell
Mohamed
Mohammad
Mohammed
Moises
Morgan
Moses
Moshe
Muhammad
Mustafa
Myles
Nash
Nasir
Nathan
Nathanael
Nathanial
Nathaniel
Nathen
Neal
Nehemiah
Neil
Nelson
Nestor
Nicholas
Nick
Nickolas
Nico
Nicolas
Terrell
Terrence
Terry
Thaddeus
Theodore
Thomas
Timothy
Titus
Tobias
Toby
Todd
Tomas
Tommy
Tony
Trace
Travis
Travon
Tre
Trent
Trenton
Trever
Trevin
Trevion
Trevon
Trevor
Trey
Treyton
Tristan
Tristen
Tristian
Tristin
Triston
Troy
Trystan
Tucker
Turner
Ty
Tyler
Tylor
Tyree
Tyrell
Tyrese
Tyrone
Tyshawn
Tyson
Ulises
Ulysses
Uriel
Vance
Vaughn
Vernon
Vicente
Victor
Vincent
Wade
Walker
Walter
Warren
Waylon
Wayne
Wesley
Weston
Will
William
Willie
Wilson
Winston
Wyatt
Xander
Xavier
Xzavier
Yadiel
Yahir
Yosef
Zachariah
Zachary
Zachery
Zack
Zackary
Zackery
Zain
Zaire
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tjmiller

13 years ago

My husband's name is John, and we named our son Sean. Sean is an Irish form of John, so it was our way of naming our son after his father without having a Jr.

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13 years ago

Hayden. That's the best name ever.

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Sunfyre7896

13 years ago

Wow! Way to come up with a "shrt" list. And yes it's missing the "o" to make it shorter. haha. Well, I've always like Jordan Tyler as a first and middle or Tyler Jordan I suppose you could do as well. It's up to you. You have 1,000,000 and 2 ideas now. . . And that is slightly unusual having grandkids that will be older than their uncle. I've heard of being close to the same age but I still find it odd in a good way. Congratulations.

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22SunnySideUp

13 years ago

Congratulation John! My two looneys, I like names that have some sort of familial ties. Don't know why.

Gibran and Kipling are both awesome names.

Can we get a peition started to help convince your wife.

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kasimarie

13 years ago

Congratulations!!! My husband and I are pretty sure that we're not going to have kids, but that hasn't stopped me from thinking of names. Add another vote for Brady and another vote for Chase. "Chase Durham" has a nice ring to it!

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John Durham

13 years ago

Wow, what awesome names and ideas... so much to respond to here. Cant wait til this eve after the kids go to bed to sit down with Bon, and read this thread together... this is great guys . Thanks...

BKay has some really hilarious stuff in here I cant wait to respond to... lol.

"Call him and see what he answers too..." lol. That paints alot of funny pictures!

@ gujjuboy,

Wow, if this were a cash contest, you took the work smart and not hard route and increased your probability like crazy., Thanks for the list my main man! Apply that to marketing and "Houston we have a winner"!!!!!

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Fazal Mayar

13 years ago

i love jacob...name him that!

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John Durham

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Ken_Caudill

I advise all prospective parents to name their sons Elvis Bob. If it's a girl, Elvis Roberta.

Thank you. Thank you very much.

He'll be here all week!

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13 years ago

Josh

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John Durham 13 years ago

Originally Posted by Josh989

Josh

top name

I propose that henceforth all children be named Josh, and that hence we raise all children to believe in good wholesome "Josh like" values and that all mankind would benefit from pursuring more "josh likeness" daily, because we believe Josh is the best name!

Im with you man! I feel ya.
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Adam Roy

13 years ago

How about,

Martin Julibee Durham?

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Bonnie Jean 13 years ago

Ok...I'm John's wife...Bonnie. He's had me reading everyone's post and I couldn't sit here and not reply...ya'll got my head spinning....

I currently have 2 boys and 1 daughter...names are:
Ethan Tyler
Branden Christopher
Jordyn Alexah

My name is Bonnie-Jean Louise and of course...John Arthur Durham jr.

So...John wants John or Jon....but I don't want John being that it's also my ex-hubsands name...
HOWEVER....I do like.....
John-David. So...the baby can have John and the hypen(-) from me...(yes I want him to have a hypenated first name)....

I looove Carter...b/c I feel like he is a Carter....therefore...I wanted...
John-David Carter Durham... only John doesn't like any of it...except for the Durham part.:confused:

Other Names I do like are:
Gracen
Channing
Bridge
Chance
Landen
Brady
Killian
Kadence
Kaden
Declan
Devon

The hypen part would be something like....
-Rhys
-Brooke
-Lyn
or some one syllable name....

John's right when he says I won't go for Kahlil or Og....not saying these names are horrible:rolleyes: but I know how mean kids are and they would make fun of him....

So therefore...I want him to have a name...not b/c we want him to be a guitarist or artist...or race car driver...but b/c I want him to grow up strong and loved....and b/c he is a uniqe and special individual who will be his own person (that's why i don't name after others i.e. Jr...)

Now...my son on the other hand...wants us to name him Anakin Skywalker...and my daughter says something that sounds like a vampire's name b/c she into vampire movies these days....
(see what i have to work with here??) anytime calgon....take me away!

I figure when he's born...I will...I mean...we will determine who he is....

Oh...btw...for the people who have posted to let "your wife name the baby".....the checks in the mail...

And...I almost forgot...to Paul Myers....your awesome man! Carter Durham does sound great doesn't it....(high five) btw, Paul...keep it up...John listens to your advice!
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  [QUOTE=Bonnie Jean;3588367]Ok...I'm John's wife...Bonnie.
  
  I looove Carter...b/c I feel like he is a Carter....therefore...I wanted...
  John-David Carter Durham... only John doesn't like any of it...except for the Durham part.:confused:
  
  Bonnie,
  Congratulations and welcome aboard
  The above says it all......follow your heart on it.
  
  I think Carter is a very dignified name
  
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KimW

13 years ago

I'm late to this party but I suggest Boy.
It was good enough for Tarzan, should be good enough for you.

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thunderbird 13 years ago

Originally Posted by KimW

I'm late to this party but I suggest Boy.
It was good enough for Tarzan, should be good enough for you.

My name translated into English means, "Man."
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  My name translated into English means, "Man."
  
  Are you saying that thunderbird translated to english means 'man'?? :confused:
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John Durham 13 years ago

Originally Posted by KimW

I'm late to this party but I suggest Boy.
It was good enough for Tarzan, should be good enough for you.

Thats what Im gonna call him anyway, as someone suggested... "C'mere boy".
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Chris Worner

13 years ago

I have always rather liked Chris

Chris

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Bonnie Jean 13 years ago

Originally Posted by Chris Worner

I have always rather liked Chris

Chris

Branden Christopher is my son's name...they call him Chris at school....so.. sorry..it's taken I'm afraid.
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John Durham

13 years ago

Oh ****... Bon joined the warrior forum. Im in trouble now! lol

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Bonnie Jean 13 years ago

Originally Posted by John Durham

Oh ****... Bon joined the warrior forum. Im in trouble now! lol

What you don't know is that I've been a member for over a year now....yes...i keep tabs
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John Durham

13 years ago

Oh wait! You didnt just join! lol

That was from last year when Paul Banned me for a month and I tried to sign up under your name lol!

Sneaky sneaky!!!!

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infohighwayman

13 years ago

How about some strong sounding names...
Grant or
Kincaid
Or how about one's with nicknames in mind,
Canton Dewey Durham-- becomes" Can Dew" Durham, LOL.

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John Durham

13 years ago

If it was a girl I'd name it "Bon-Says Anthatsit Durham". (Duly note the hyphen)

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sarahberra

13 years ago

Congrats!! I don't mind giving you my baby names since I don't know you. I won't give these out to family or friends though because they might end up taking them. I am pregnant with my 3rd child which is most likely another boy. We haven't picked out any girl names yet because we think we are having another boy. This is just our guess since it's too early to tell. I have a five year old son named Jacob and a three year old son named Caleb.

If this baby is a boy his name is going to be one of the names on the list below. I need to meet him and hold him in my arms before I give him his official name.

Levi
Joshua
Jonah
Benjamin
Logan
River

Levi is my favorite, but again we are not going to name him until we meet him. I hope it's another boy. I am not one of these women who just has to have a girl. I am happy with whatever I get and I love having two boys already.

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John Durham

13 years ago

Guys We really appreciate all your input.... shout out to "Cat" that truly was a wonderful post you shared with us there , thank you. And others...

Lots of great food for thought here... Its nice to hear all the congrats and comforting to see others holding our baby in the light and wishing him well... May your blessings toward us return to you 100 times.

Thank you.

Im out guys... I have been on the WF for two days.... time to go do some real work... i usually start saying that about 2 days before my wf obsession cycle ends... so that was my first close... baptist preachers get 3 of em

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Bonnie Jean 13 years ago

How long do you have to come up with a name anyways....? Isn't it like a year or something??
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- Kenster 13 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Bonnie Jean
  
  How long do you have to come up with a name anyways....? Isn't it like a year or something??
  
  Haha, what do you call your kid for that first year
  
  Maybe that's why my parents always called me little Sh*&)*&()#
  
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John Durham

13 years ago

Seriously we could tell him he was named after the founder of the "Great and Mighty " Warrior forum... and he would feel he had an inherent destiny to be a great rich marketer somehow.... or want to live up to that, and it would benefit him and his loved ones greatly. He could blow up TMF like that... ya know?

just saying

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Bonnie Jean

13 years ago

Originally Posted by John Durham

Seriously we could tell him he was named after the founder of the "Great and Mighty " Warrior forum... and he would feel he had an inherent right to be a great rich marketer somehow.... or want to live up to that, and it would benefit him and his loved ones greatly. He could blow up TMF like that... ya know?

just saying

Good nite peeps.

You are such a kiss ass....

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John Durham 13 years ago

Originally Posted by Bonnie Jean

You are such a kiss ass....

No My Dear, I am an alchemist... I take all the elements of a situation, melt them together, see what is there, and add my own elements... until suddenly the concentrated gold rises to the surface.

We are warriors, this is what we do, this is how we roll. Welcome to the big leagues.

I have said this 100 times... the Internet is new... and the Warrior forum years from now will be known as the CORNERSTONE that internet marketing was built upon...and your husband was one of the proudest ones!

Welcome to the sacred ground of the warriors secret forum!

Darren knows what Im talkin bout.
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aussieroo1

13 years ago

I suggest the name Ezekiel Kier then his nickname would be Zeke.

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13 years ago

I suggest Arnold John Jr.

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Sumit Menon

13 years ago

Congrats man! I don't have great ideas, but please don't name him Khalil Gibran.

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13 years ago

Carter Myson Durham

couldn't resist any longer...sowwy

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slw081066

13 years ago

I think you should make him a 2nd since you waited so long to have your son! I only have daughters and if (God forbid) we had another child and it was a boy I'd name him after my husband. David James Barry. I don't know your middle name but it's always special to have a family name.

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John Durham

13 years ago

Originally Posted by slw081066

I think you should make him a 2nd since you waited so long to have your son! I only have daughters and if (God forbid) we had another child and it was a boy I'd name him after my husband. David James Barry. I don't know your middle name but it's always special to have a family name.

Yeah I see that too...

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daddykool

13 years ago

Congrats John...

However, you and your wife should not be thinking of any other first name but...

JOHN!

As he will be your son and no doubt carrying on with the IM family tradition when you retire at 43 :-) it will be cooler than cool if he is:

John Jr

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bravo75

13 years ago

Perhaps you can take some inspiration from Frank Zappa:

Moon Unit, Dweezil, Ahmed Emuukha and Diva Muffin.

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John Durham

13 years ago

"Wolf Man" Jack... I actually talked to him on the phone once years ago. Telemarketing.... ran across lief garret too and almost sold him a website... just on a regular call list both times.

Also the manager of Electric Light Orchestra, and I actually DID sell one to Britney's spears back up singer.... (It was a list of entertainment company's).

Ps we still havent named him.... so far he's just "Boy".

I'll run Stella by Bon and see what she says. lol

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daniel900

13 years ago

Curtis Kipling Durham

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13 years ago

Call him Fernando..

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John Durham

13 years ago

Settled... John David Carter Durham.

I felt it. He's gonna gonna be my little Jon Jon! Lol

John-Boy.

Bon will call him John David...

I will call him Jon Boy!

More like what Kim says probably, just "Boy"... but it will be nice to know I can put a "Jon" in front of it at my convenience. That makes sense.

Plus at night we can pretend we are the waltons... "Good nite Jon Boy"... lol. Lord knows I got alot of that from my brothers and sisters growing up. But I dont think many of you all know about the "waltons".

We can also call him JC or JD or ... who knows... for now he looks like my little Jon Jon. Im feelin it. Bon Wins... as if we didnt know that already lol.

Thanks everyone for the contributions..

Ps. He would have made a great Rudyard, I know.

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waterotter

13 years ago

Congrats John & Bon - love the name. Some of use warriors posted our best wishes to you both in another thread. I think it was:

http://www.warriorforum.com/offline-...ml#post3602270

Not sure if you saw this and just don't want ya thinkin' we don't give a crap!

Congrats my friend, enjoy that precious little bundle of joy!

P.s. I remember the Walton's - "Good night John Boy"

Originally Posted by John Durham

Settled... John David Carter Durham.

I felt it. He's gonna gonna be my little Jon Jon! Lol

John-Boy.

Bon will call him John David...

I will call him Jon Boy!

More like what Kim says probably, just "Boy"... but it will be nice to know I can put a "Jon" in front of it at my convenience. That makes sense.

Plus at night we can pretend we are the waltons... "Good nite Jon Boy"... lol. Lord knows I got alot of that from my brothers and sisters growing up. But I dont think many of you all know about the "waltons".

We can also call him JC or JD or ... who knows... for now he looks like my little Jon Jon. Im feelin it. Bon Wins... as if we didnt know that already lol.

Thanks everyone for the contributions..

Ps. He would have made a great Rudyard, I know.

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John Durham

13 years ago

Lol Jody...

Thats plum hilarious to think of you thinking that I would think you dont give a crap. You are the crap givenist person a guy could think of!

Only a songwriter could use the word think in a sentence that many times

Thank you soo much for the well wishes. He is certainly having his little issues crossing over to our side right at the moment, but Im sure things will be fine. In the meantime Im trying to keep up with my emails and various projects, the doctors say sometimes it takes a few days for their heart valve to close... so please bare with me if Im late emailing you... There is mucho bueno love here... just playin catchup alot... and Im not talkin the kind you put on a hot dog! lol

Ps. Much Love from Bon too. Thank you warriors for loving my family with me!

Pps.

"Good nite Mary Ellen"

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waterotter 13 years ago

John, we love ya - Bon too, and baby makes 3.

I know you are a true warrior, take some time for your family - it's time well deserved.

Thoughts and prayers are sent to John David Carter - if he inherited your determination, he will be just fine. God bless him.
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betsyanne

13 years ago

I suggest keeping the Kipling as a middle name, and using a family name (like John or another meaningful family name) as the first name. I also admire the author Rudyard Kipling. His name has a ring of adventure to it. Your son would then be able to be called "Kip" as a nickname if you wanted.

The neat thing about having a "famous" middle name is that the person has a choice of using it or not, OR revealing it or not.

Another idea: My personal favorite boy's name is Benjamin. Just saying. I also really like the poet Kahlil Gibran but not so much as a first or middle name.

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escortbrisbane

13 years ago

I like the sound of the name Nathaniel or Patch. It's so pleasing to the ears.

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Luis Gabriel

13 years ago

Gabriel... It is not a common name where I live (Portugal), But it definitely is a great name. Am proud of being named "Gabriel"... My first name is "Luis" but no one calls me through that name, they prefer "Gabriel".

God Bless You. And congratulations!

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John Durham

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Luis Gabriel

Gabriel... It is not a common name where I live (Portugal), But it definitely is a great name. Am proud of being named "Gabriel"... My first name is "Luis" but no one calls me through that name, they prefer "Gabriel".

God Bless You. And congratulations!

Thank you my friend. I will take your blessing and wrap it around my baby with a big hug from portugal from a proud angel named Gabriel!

Originally Posted by betsyanne

I suggest keeping the Kipling as a middle name, and using a family name (like John or another meaningful family name) as the first name. I also admire the author Rudyard Kipling. His name has a ring of adventure to it. Your son would then be able to be called "Kip" as a nickname if you wanted.

The neat thing about having a "famous" middle name is that the person has a choice of using it or not, OR revealing it or not.

Another idea: My personal favorite boy's name is Benjamin. Just saying. I also really like the poet Kahlil Gibran but not so much as a first or middle name.

Oh!

You are killing me... too late, but he would have been a great kipling I agree...

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Sheryl Polomka

13 years ago

Hey John has little John-David been born??? Not sure if I missed it on the thread here if little Jon Boy has entered the world yet?

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John Durham 13 years ago

Originally Posted by Sheryl Polomka

Hey John has little John-David been born??? Not sure if I missed it on the thread here if little Jon Boy has entered the world yet?

Yup Ms. , he shooooore has!
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- ThomM 13 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by John Durham
  
  Yup Ms. , he shooooore has!
  
  John I usually think babies are ugly, but he's one handsome little guy.
  You do realize what you're setting him up for if you continue calling him boy though ,right?
  
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- KimW 13 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by John Durham
  
  Yup Ms. , he shooooore has!
  
  I'm glad something made me revisit this thread.
  Like Thom, I usually think most babies are just,well,you know,babies.
  But you actually have a good looking son there!
  Congrats again.
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- Sheryl Polomka 13 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by John Durham
  
  Yup Ms. , he shooooore has!
  
  Oh my gosh he is sssooooooooooo cute!
  
  Congratulations John!
  
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alina albert

13 years ago

Congratulation...!!! I think Prince Honey Durham

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13 years ago

STEPHEN would be a great name.. I wanna have that name for my son.. i just don't know when will i have one.. lol..

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Ant Marshall

13 years ago

The name Anthony was staring you right in the face!

On a serious note, I love that you have named him after you. I honestly want to do the same if I have a son. I feel it is like leaving a legacy.

So happy for you John!!!!

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13 years ago

Congrats John, I don't know about your son, but here is some neat info on your name ...

There are 5,120,273people in the U.S. with the first name John.
Statistically the 2nd most popular first name.
99.63 percent of people with the first name John are male.

There are 48,987 people in the U.S. with the last name Durham.
Statistically the 740th most popular last name.

John Durham

There are 804 people in the U.S. named John Durham.

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AdHungry

13 years ago

Call him weby or Google (don't really lol)

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robartking 13 years ago

I like some powerful names like King and heaven. According to me I suggest the name which has meaning. Also you should enjoy with his name.
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Evan-M

13 years ago

I second the vote for Evan, hes very cute, hes an Evan

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thunderbird 13 years ago

Originally Posted by John Durham

Yup Ms. , he shooooore has!

That is great. Full head of hair and everything. A little Adonis. Congratulations again. They keep us busy, don't they?
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CrowX

13 years ago

Don't choose a too unique or too rare name. It'll scar his social life for good.
A short name such as Ryan or James is a good choice if you're in an English speaking country.

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13 years ago

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Roaddog 13 years ago

Originally Posted by beep beep

Caleb Neal

Again?

John's son is in college now....
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Dennis Gaskill 13 years ago

Originally Posted by beep beep

Caleb Neal

beep beep, be careful about dredging up old threads and adding comments that don't add value to the thread. I'm pretty sure people have received temporary bans for that.
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