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thread: Jamie Oliver’s children’s names

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  1. #1
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    Dec 2005
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    I think I like it so much because we're always calling Sam "buddy boy".

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    Feb 2006
    NSW Central Coast
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    They certainly are very original,and I think they're cute....for now, while they're little. But what about when they're 65....Granny Daisy Boo...Sergent Buddy Bear?? LOL of course depending on their paths in life, but how could you take someone seriously with names like that, what if they end up being barristers or others in professions that are rather serious....I guess that is just my own stereotyoing though!

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    Sep 2009
    Melbourne
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    Imagine if they got together and had a few kids with Bob Geldof and Paula Yates.

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    Feb 2007
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    Buddy Franklin is a pretty manly man. I think his name suits him just fine as an adult. I can imagine a high court judge called Buddy. And Daisy is such an old name that it is perfect for a granny.

    I don't think a name makes a person, i think i person makes a name.

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    Buddy Franklin is a pretty manly man. I think his name suits him just fine as an adult. I can imagine a high court judge called Buddy. And Daisy is such an old name that it is perfect for a granny.
    Isn't buddy his nickname? I thought his name was Lance.

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    Yes his name is Lance, he wasn't born Buddy, but it is still the name he is called most often and i think it suits him.

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    Oct 2008
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    I like their names. I wouldn't pick them for my own kids but for some reason celebs seem to be able to pull it off so I say more power to them ...

    and I agree, imagine the food those kids would get to eat. Now I have food envy

  8. #8

    Jul 2009
    Out North, Vic
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    Aww i think they are cute, i'm sure it's not often he will be called by his FULL name and Buddy is fine for an older child or adult i think.

    IMO they do seem OTT when said all together but yeah it's not often they will be called by their full names.

  9. #9
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    Jan 2006
    The Hawkesbury
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    I dont really like his choice in names, i find them more nick names than actual names id use.. but thats me. I just wonder how they will get treated as teenagers...

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    Jun 2007
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    Hmmm, the jury's out for me about Buddy. My DH calls both our boys 'buddy' as a kind of nickname - ie, "what have you got there, buddy?" - but I can't say I'm in love with Buddy Bear. I don't mind the girl's names though. But, I'm of the school that it doesn't matter a damn what I think ... as long as they're happy. And heck, I guess Buddy Bear can always change his name by deed poll when he's 18. And besides, they could have called him Buddy Rabbit ....

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    Jul 2009
    Australia
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    I think they are very gorgeous names and thats the kind of originality i like

    Congrats on their baby boy

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    Nov 2006
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    Aww yay a little boy!

    I LOVE their names I have been pushing DH towards poppy and daisy forever but he doesnt like them

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    Jan 2010
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    i know a guy called Bear, totally suits him.
    Bear Grylls???

    Too way out for me I'm afraid.

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    Bear Grylls???

    Too way out for me I'm afraid.
    his name isn't actually Bear.. That is his nickname i think is it actually Edward

  15. #15

    Dec 2005
    not with crazy people
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    I had to double check cause i thought they called their son

    BUNDY BEAR

    Good on them both. They worked dame hard to have their children.......IVF is'nt easy

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    Oct 2009
    Bonbeach, Melbourne
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    I had to double check cause i thought they called their son

    BUNDY BEAR
    Bahahaha

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    I watch Jamies show all the time and really I couldnt imagine his kids not having nickname style names...he has nicknames for everything. I think they are cute names

  18. #18
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    Dec 2009
    Melbourne
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    I don't like the idea of everyone calling you one name as a kid, then needing something a bit more adult later on. It makes it hard when you start to work and decide what goes on your ID badge. Identy crisis!! Do you really want your birth name on your badge when no-one has ever called you that from day dot? Work at a hospital and you'll soon realise that patient names on birth certificates that aren't used are a pain in the neck.
    Also, joining a professional organisation that needs your birth cert. as proof of who you are, just gives you one more job to do, when you have to request, could you use this name on my badge/ID instead of what's on the birth cert.
    I like a name that is cute, suitable as a youngen, but that easily sits right as an adult as well. Petal is going a bit far, it's like calling your child 'love' or 'sweetie', 'pumpkin', 'sugar', 'muffin' hahaha etc. Hey, Sweetie wouldn't be so bad as a second name.... now I'm thinking, that's if we have a girl

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