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[Closed] So, the wife's sister has had a baby, and it's name is (and I kid you not)..

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Apostolos Apostolopoulos...

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Posted : 15/01/2016 12:16 pm
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😯


 
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Welsh?


 
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gazuntite


 
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says Uncle Lodderopoulos


 
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I assume she / her partner is Greek?


 
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Sounds like a bad Harry Potter spell.


 
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Yes to both. And being married to a Greek girl, I am no stranger to unusual names.

But there are unusual names, and, now it seems, seemingly vindictive ones. I think I laughed for a good 5 minutes when I heard it.


 
Posted : 15/01/2016 12:26 pm
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I was ready for Lemmy Bowie Rickman.


 
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Forever disappointed - going into gift shops and never finding you name on a key-ring or mug.


 
Posted : 15/01/2016 12:28 pm
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loddrik junior?


 
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That kid is going to have a nightmare when it's old enough to have to phone call centres.


 
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My neighbour's Greek, nice relaxed pragmatic bloke. They were quite astute in calling their son Jason.


 
Posted : 15/01/2016 12:31 pm
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Isn't that the fella who owns the laundrette on Albert square.


 
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Mike Oxlong?


 
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Greek or Cypriot?

It's okay, I'm sure he'll be known as Tolis.

At least you can pronounce his surname, took me a few days to get around my wife's surname when I first met her.


 
Posted : 15/01/2016 12:32 pm
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Unless they're going to Hogwarts they're going to have a fun old time of it at school


 
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@chip - no, that's Mr Opodopolous.

It's a little known Eastenders fact that his first name is Trevor.


 
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Apostolos Apostolopoulos...

If that was said in Glasgow, people would assume it was an armed response officer.....

Stop! Polis!.... A Pistol Polis!


 
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A friend of a friend named their child Maverick Danger Mcphee-clough.


 
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Apostolos Apostolopoulos
That's easy for you to say...

Maverick Danger Mcphee-clough
Doubtless destined to become an accountant.

Could have been worse, could have been Nigel.


 
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Maverick Danger Mcphee-clough

I joked about giving my son Danger as his middle name, was never actually going to go through with it though. It is one of his nick names now though.


 
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My parents showed great forethought and accuracy when they named me


 
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I like it. it sort of bounces when you say it, happy times ahead for that young lady.


 
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One of the doctors smeared in the recent Moet Medics articles was called [b]"Stuart Stewart"[/b] which I guess is kind of similar in a Scottish way.


 
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I have a neice called Paris

Poor girl


 
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At least you can pronounce his surname, took me a few days to get around my wife's surname when I first met her.

What was her surname?


 
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My parents showed great forethought and accuracy when they named me

Your name isn't actually WorldClassAccident is it?


 
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I really do have a mate called Mike Hunt.

He was a manager in a local supermarket, oh what fun we had popping in and pretending to complain about stuff at the tills.

I'm not joking.


 
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My neighbour's Greek, nice relaxed pragmatic bloke. They were quite astute in calling their son Jason

Surname "Argonaut" by any chance?


 
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I have a niece called Breeze, always reminds me of a washing detergent.


 
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I have a niece called Breeze

First name "Fi"?


 
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[i]Your name isn't actually WorldClassAccident is it? [/i]

No, it is hyphenated in the real world

[i] I have a niece called Breeze

First name "Fi"? [/i]

No but her surname is Ilian and she is very neatly shaved


 
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It has a ring to it, that's for sure.

I can't help thinking when they do introduce themselves, later on in life, that it'll be a case of " no, no don't apologise" and the inevitable " I'm not, that's my name!" Retort..

Good for a few giggles for sure.


 
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OK Loddrik, does she live in this country, or in Greece?


 
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So how's young Loz doing?


 
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a bad Harry Potter spell

Spells in HP were in Latin, not Greek. So unless he was off to some foreign wizarding school, he's still going to be in for it when he gets to Hogwarts.


 
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Spells in HP were in Latin, not Greek

http://harrypotter.wikia.com/wiki/Anapneo

Avada Kedavra to you!


 
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Is it a boy or a girl??

And it's nick name is???!????! 😀


 
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We know somebody whose two daughters are named Harmony and Rhapsody. I guess the next will be named Symphony.


 
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tell them to watch out for the mysterons


 
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I know triplets called Faith, Hope and.... Stanley.


 
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My Nephew is called Oliver Ritchie.


 
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My Nephew is called Oliver Ritchie.

aaaaah.....young Mabozza?


 
Posted : 15/01/2016 4:26 pm
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A recent one we came across was "Diesel Pink Dix" (girl). Also a visiting Prof from the US called "Brick".


 
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Standard issue Greek naming format if my family are anything to go by.


 
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I have a neice called Paris

Poor girl


I don't see a problem with that name, TBH.
Although it's actually a Greek male name, looking at wiki, there's a bunch of people, mostly male, some female, with that name.
Saint Paris (died 346), Bishop of Teano
Paris (actor under Domitian), 1st century actor in Rome
Paris Barclay (born 1956), American television director
Paris Bennett (born 1988), singer on American Idol
Paris Cotton (born 1989), American football player
Paris Elia (born 1972), Cypriot footballer
Paris Hilton (born 1981), socialite and heiress
Paris Jackson (born 1980), African-Canadian rugby player
Paris Jackson (born 1998), American actress and the daughter of Michael Jackson
Paris Kanellakis (1953–1995), Greek computer scientist
Paris Latsis (born 1979), Greek shipping heir
Paris Lees (born 1987 or 1988), British journalist and activist
Paris Monroe, member of the now-disbanded American girl group Clique Girlz
Paris Simmons (born 1990), English football player
Paris Smith (born 2000), young actress
Paris Themmen (born 1959), American actor, commercial casting director and entrepreneur.


 
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I knew 2 girls whose name it was Christmas
One was called Dawn,
of course the other one was named Eve.*

*this isn't actually true but the opening lines from [url=

Stephens Day Murders[/url] lines seemed somehow fitting here.


 
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A woman at work has just become a grandmother to Nevaeh.

Read it backwards.....dreadful or what?


 
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My sister-in-laws sister has a son called Genghis & their surname is .............Khan. I kid you not.


 
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I get a lot of job satisfaction from Chinese people's chosen english names. Flower Power Yang probably had a bit of a wake up call when he arrived in Scotland. I'm not convinced this is true but a colleague in Glasgow swears he met a guy called Snickers


 
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Youre not related to Sharon off Birds of a Feather are you, theodopulopolopopopilis.

kids in the playground will most probably call the fellow spog AA,


 
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@CZ Put 2&2 together dum-ass; her name's Paris ****ing Hilton!


 
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Strange middle name. Probably winning the thread so far 😆


 
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I have a nephew called Cameron Diaz.
And my first name is kelley, which caused me a lot of stick as a small child.


 
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Chinese people's chosen english names

My Dad taught a kid called Dracula


 
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Was he a pain in the neck?


 
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My wife's nursery has a 2 year old called....

La-a

Yes.

Say it how it is, there is a 'd' in there...


 
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I went to school with a lad called Dicken Hares.

I'm not joking.


 
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I used to work with someone whose surname was Lee and they called their kid Spike - and they didn't know who the other Spike Lee was...


 
Posted : 15/01/2016 8:55 pm
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I knew somebody who changed their middle name to Trouble! Lovely lady


 
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Sounds like the flower pot men when I say it aloud!


 
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There's a Neveah at my daughter's school.


 
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Kid up the road is called Merlin and his older sister Rainbow. Each to their own I suppose , they probably think my kids Luke and Marcus have boring names.


 
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There's a Neveah at my daughter's school.

She'll neveah forget where she comes here from. Or forgive.


 
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Used to work in a call centre, 3 customer's names will forever stick in my mind:
Mr German Shepherd Dog
Willy Charmer
Chewma Beaver


 
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I went to school with a guy called twig.

I have a 10 year old niece called neveah, I thought my sister made it up.


 
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I had a mate called

Phil Micock........ 😀


 
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One of my sons mates at school is called Renis trust me that caused a few WHAT moments when first told

P.s he is kosavan


 
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I had a benefit case where one of the kids was called Kuntal Sogi.

I never dared ask if it was pronounced the way it was spelt....


 
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Amazed someone hasn't trotted out the Pocohontas McGinty urban myth.


 
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[quote=johnx2 ]Could have been worse, could have been Nigel.

Destined to become a hitman.


 
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One Midlothian school sported a Kylie Wylie a few years back..


 
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I really do have a mate called Mike Hunt

Oh the joy we had phoning the barmaid in the local asking for her to see if Mike Hunt was in...

" Mike Hunt, has anyone seen Mike Hunt, is Mike Hunt in the bar" 😉


 
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" Mike Hunt, has anyone seen Mike Hunt, is Mike Hunt in the bar"

you are Bart Simpson and I claim my £5

I just grew up with heaps of Lukes and Leia's


 
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[url= http://www.leicestershireneighbourhoodwatch.co.uk/da/75368/Higham_on_the_Hill_Beat_Surgery.html ]PCSO Polly Cotton[/url]


 
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....
La-a

Unless your wife works in Glasgow or the one I know has moved from the gorbals then there's two of them.


 
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La-a and two Pocohontases (Pocohonti?) have been through our dental unit in Fife.


 
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One of my sons had a girl in his class called Lana Bahney Hahney (each name pronounced with an 'are' sound.


 
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I used to work with a woman that had twins.

Dixie Red
Ashton Rascal

Never bothered asking if they were boys or girls.


 
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