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thread: Barnaby Joyce causes me 11th hour name uncertainty!

  1. #19
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    Oct 2007
    Perth,WA
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    Ha! I love the word 'poncy'! It's so english!

    I'm still into Darcy....dont' think it's 'poncy' at all.....In my family it's quite 'broody'.....

    As in Colin Firth as Mr Darcy....

  2. #20
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    Jan 2005
    cowtown
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    I like Barney

    also

    Rupert
    Gerard

  3. #21
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    Dec 2007
    Victoria
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    Ha! I love the word 'poncy'! It's so english!

    I'm still into Darcy....dont' think it's 'poncy' at all.....In my family it's quite 'broody'.....

    As in Colin Firth as Mr Darcy....


    Yeah mmm Mr Darcy...

    But would you want to name your son after someone you want to go back in time to shag? Kinda steals the Mr Darcy magic

    Rupert is nice Although could easily be considered poncy in some circles lol

  4. #22
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    Aug 2008
    Ouiinslano
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    I wouldn't worry about it. My parents held off calling me a name because it was the same as a TV character. Now, if I use it, nobody's heard of her. Politicians are very often the same. He's not heading for Prime Ministerial duties, and even if he is, whatever. Kevins don't get teased for having the same name as the PM, and, to be honest, the name Whitlam is on our list because of a politician.

    I would LOVE for you to use the name Barnaby. Particularly Barnaby Roy as a combination. Because, with our surname, his initials would be BRA. So it is not currently on the list

  5. #23
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    Jul 2005
    Sydney
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    i say if you like Barnaby stick with it!
    my son's name is Nixon and in america its actually not so popular cause of Richard Nixon but i never associate him with my son!

  6. #24
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    Jan 2009
    In my own little fantasy world
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    How about getting a new last name?
    Your DP would only have to get new a drivers license, passport, bank accounts, medicare card .........

    Sorry, not helping...

  7. #25
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    Feb 2009
    Sydney Inner West
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    Rowellen that's a great idea! He could change his name to my surname, which is actually my XH's surname from when I was married! (I've not changed it after the divorce). Then we could all be one big happy family!! LOL

    OK that was sarcastic, sorry Very funny, honey!

    Nickers, Nixon is nice! Now you've got me thinking about that option!

    Snugglybean, I can the see problem with naming your son BRA, sorry it's not an option for you!

    I think Kevins would get teased no matter who's PM actually!

    As for all your Mr Darcy droolers, well Colin Firth is a very attractive man, I think that's why DP was on the Poncy bandwagon - he can't have his son's namesake being better looking than Daddy!!!

    Barnaby ROCKS!

  8. #26
    BellyBelly Member

    Oct 2006
    Queensland
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    How about Spencer?

  9. #27
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    Feb 2009
    Sydney Inner West
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    Thanks all for your advice last month...

    We called him Barnaby!

    It gets mixed reactions... the inlaws aren't so sure but most people seem to think it's a lovely name! He is getting Barnaby, Barney and Banana so far.

  10. #28
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    Jun 2007
    Dandenong Ranges, Melbourne.
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    i love the name Barnanby....banannas is too cute!

  11. #29
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    Sep 2008
    sydney
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    LOVE LOVE LOVE the name!!!! Well done! Bugger the inlaws!

  12. #30
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    Feb 2009
    Sydney Inner West
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    Thanks Ginger! Thanks Roses!

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