Congratulations Captain!

[Wardy]

Originally posted by reigning premier
Not really one to get all excited about kids or babies.... Even if they're potential Swans!

But I did see an interview with Matt Rogers the other day (Cronulla and Wallabies player)... Who had just had a little boy....

Can't recall what he gave the young fella for his first name.. But I did nearly fall over laughing upon hearing what he had given his son as a middle name...

Yep... You guessed it... Danger.....

That boy is going to get some use out of that in about 16 or 17 years time....

The kids name is Max - which you have to be glad that the surname is Rogers and his mum's surname is Maxwell. (she was in the same hospital as my niece, they had their babies the same day and we'd see Matt every night visiting Chloe.)

[j s]

Originally posted by Wardy
because I was inflicted with a wierd name

Nothing wierd about Alexandra - it was very popular at the beginning of last century - even the Queen was named Alexandra

[swantastic]

Originally posted by Annie Haddad
Any more aussie suggestions??

Shaza and Chezza.

[smasher]

Its a very important part of having a baby as the name does not change but the kid/kids do grow up.I have a name my mother got from left field and no one ever forgets it.I actually share a name with a very famous brand of jean and if I had a buck for everytime I've been asked by the chicks if they can get into my ..... I'd be rich.

[DeadlyAkkuret]

Originally posted by smasher
Its a very important part of having a baby as the name does not change but the kid/kids do grow up.I have a name my mother got from left field and no one ever forgets it.I actually share a name with a very famous brand of jean and if I had a buck for everytime I've been asked by the chicks if they can get into my ..... I'd be rich.

Don't lie, you'd have $2.00

[Wardy]

Originally posted by j s
Nothing wierd about Alexandra - it was very popular at the beginning of last century - even the Queen was named Alexandra

most people dont realise that Alexandra is a girls name - I still get letters to this day addressed to Mr Alexandra Wardy ! Marj & Fred have alot to answer for!

I'm sure that JF has been caled Julia or Julie on more than one occassion.

its like Kate Langbroek calling her kid Lewis, and his surname is Lewis - dont these people think?


anyhoo - good luck to the Kirks - they have done their bit - one kid for mum, one for dad and one for the country!

[elroy67]

Re: Re: Re: Re: Congratulations Captain!

Originally posted by ROK Lobster
Memphys could go either way - for some reason I think that the spelling with the 'y' adds a feminine touch - or is it just a there's no 'I' in Memphys thing?

It's a 'Bloods' culture thing. There's no 'I' in 'team"



Congratulations to the Kirks!

[i'm-uninformed2]

Should've named them both Nick

[j s]

Originally posted by Wardy
its like Kate Langbroek calling her kid Lewis, and his surname is Lewis - dont these people think?

I went to school with a kid called Steven Stevens - the same year the "Even Stevens" won the Melbourne Cup, so you can imagine what nickname he got.

[Missy]

There was a Dougall McDougall at our school. Why are people so cruel??

[giant]

Originally posted by j s
I went to school with a kid called Steven Stevens - the same year the "Even Stevens" won the Melbourne Cup, so you can imagine what nickname he got.

"Shakin'"?

[katie-scarlett]

Originally posted by Wardy
most people dont realise that Alexandra is a girls name - I still get letters to this day addressed to Mr Alexandra Wardy ! Marj & Fred have alot to answer for!

lol.. Alexander & Alexandra.. so not that difficult you would think?