Thinking of calling my kids XR3I and 5 Series. What d'ya think?He has found that car models are a popular source of inspiration
Originally posted by ~Lazarus~
well, different countries/cultures have names which, although different to our ears, mean more in their culture.
as for Mercedes- it WAS a girls name before being used as a car's name
Originally posted by ~Lazarus~
well, different countries/cultures have names which, although different to our ears, mean more in their culture.
as for Mercedes- it WAS a girls name before being used as a car's name
It is no different from the 19th century when parents named their children Ruby or Opal... it reflects their aspirations
Professor Cleveland Evans
Originally posted by ~Lazarus~
as for Mercedes- it WAS a girls name before being used as a car's name
Originally posted by xane
True, in fact the first Mercedes Benz was the inventor's daughter.
Originally posted by doh_boy
I know someone called elbereth after a character from lord of the rings (or at least in the tolkien 'middle-earth' universe
Originally posted by Damini
I remember being back in Bognor and some chav was yelling "Reeeeeebok! Reebok, get yer arse back over ere!" at her kid. Found that quite sad.
Good job I didn't get pregnant and name my kid after my trainers when I was 14. Poor bastard would have been "matchstick"![]()
Originally posted by DAN200
I know of a girl called Nirvana (after the band, not the buddist heaven, or whatever)
Originally posted by Cdr
GOLA tbh.
Now that'd make a class name.
Originally posted by S-Gray
I was just reading Teletext about the Rio Ferdinand story, and i come across this peach
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DRUGS CHIEF POUNDS MAN UTD OVER RIO
World Anti-Doping Agency chairman Dick Pound has slammed Manchester United for their stance over England defender Rio Ferdinand's missed drugs test.
That poor poor bastard...
(The story dont interest me btw, just the name)
Originally posted by whipped
Robin Williams named his daughter Zelda. Well done that man.
tbhhttp://www.behindthename.com/nm/z.html
ZELDA f Jewish, English
Pronounced: ZEL-da
Either means "luck" in Yiddish.
Originally posted by Damini
I remember being back in Bognor and some chav was yelling "Reeeeeebok! Reebok, get yer arse back over ere!" at her kid. Found that quite sad.
Good job I didn't get pregnant and name my kid after my trainers when I was 14. Poor bastard would have been "matchstick"![]()