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  1. #1
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    May 2006
    Igglepiggle Land
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    Did anyone read some of the comments to that site??

    For twins - 'Benson and Hedges'!!! hahahaha!!!

    BUT, my name is listed as a bogan name - just off to change my username on BB to bogan_leesa!

  2. #2
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    Oct 2007
    ★ nor here nor there ★
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    BUT, my name is listed as a bogan name - just off to change my username on BB to bogan_leesa!
    The comments werer gold, and I checked to see if my DD's names were on the list
    Benson and Hedges was a classic, add it to my list above

  3. #3
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    Jun 2007
    Forster NSW
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    For twins - 'Benson and Hedges'!!! hahahaha!!!
    My goodness thats just terrible!!!

    They had Harrison listed as a Bogan name...... I thought that was a traditional English name?!!!!

    PS I am so happy that my girls names aren't on the list and mine is only on there with a bogan middle name!!!
    Last edited by Tiff+2; January 28th, 2011 at 07:41 PM. : having a brain fart!

  4. #4
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    Apr 2007
    SE QLD
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    DS, I guess, has an unique name. I don't understand how people (including my dad) can spell it wrong. It's Jensen not Jenson. I swear when you say it you can hear both "e"'sounds. At the doctors, our surname gets called first. I do understand though, as our surname is a grandma kind of name. I'm sure he's not going to be the only one, but so far have not met another one! It's not unknown though - there's Jensen Ackles (actor - Supernatural), Jenson Button (Brittish F1 race driver), Jensen is make of Brittish car... None of these were the reason we picked it...

    Baby number two will have a "traditional" name... If it's a boy, I haven't met another with that name (I'm not giving it away!) yet, but it seems to be on the rise as a new favourite, it's kind of a grandad name. If it's a girl, my friend just had her own little girl and named it the same! So, it could become popular too...

    It's too hard to choose!

  5. #5
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    Dec 2007
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    They had Harrison listed as a Bogan name...... I thought that was a traditional English name?!!!!
    It was... until the bogans got hold of it! It's like all those sorts of names - Spencer, Cooper, Bailey, Archer, Dakota, Madison, Indiana, Montana etc etc etc - 'traditional' names that just got *abused* by bogans a few years after the names first became popular with middle- and upper-class families... now these sorts of names are considered to be 'bogan'. Give it a few years, all the Amelias and Anguses will be the bogan names because they're currently popular with the 'toffs' - it's only a matter of time before they drift down into the bogan suburbs and get a bad rep!

  6. #6
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    Dec 2007
    Victoria
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    pmsl Isn't Angus already a bogan name? Or is that only because of Angus Young? ;p

    Harrison was a traditional surname, not a first name.

  7. #7
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    Jul 2008
    Forest Lake - Brisbane
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    Phew, just checked and none of the kids names or mine or DH is on the list.

    No bogans here

  8. #8
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    May 2006
    Igglepiggle Land
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    Righto - I'm going to do a poll on this - I don't think I can convince myself....

    Gorgeous name 'now' - bogan name in the future!!! Lol!!!

  9. #9
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    Jan 2009
    A Pirate Ship
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    I must be living in a cave... I don't think lots of those names on that website are bogan names When I think bogan I think flanno shirts, moccasin, mullets, thongs and stubby shorts while the shielas sit around the camp fire or bbq in their mini skirts and singlet tops with no bra on, frizzy hair which is oily and thick eyeliner with some cheap perfume. Honestly I can't see any of those blokes being called Spenser?