thread: WDYT - of these initials? Any other suggestions welcome!

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  1. #1
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    Jan 2008
    Brisbane
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    I look at initials but didn't even think about DS being Thomas Lincoln C*^%#£. Can you imagine the pick up line at the pub ' hey babe you look like you need some TLC' dear god what have I created lol.

    No way would I do PMT. but I like kristi's idea.

    My mum didn't use her favourite name for me (Hannah) as our last name was H

  2. #2
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    Nov 2008
    Victoria
    561

    I would use it if you love it

    Other suggestions:
    Phoebe May/Mae
    Pheobe Elizabeth
    Pheobe Lillian
    Phoebe Melissa
    Phoebe Milayna
    Phoebe Lauren
    Phoebe Kate
    Phoebe Sarah

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    Sep 2007
    South Gippsland
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    Personally I wouldn't use it or any Vowel starting name (PAT< PET< PIT < POT< PUT)

    Phoebe Jane (PJ)
    I like the OP suggestion of Phoebe Kate

  4. #4
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    Oct 2007
    Caroline Springs
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    I read this recently and thought it was interesting. Thought I'd post it here because it sort of relates to your dilemma...

    A recent study was conducted that determines how your initials may affect your life.

    People with "positive" initials that spell out things like J.O.Y. or W.O.W. live nearly 4 1/2 years longer than people with neutral initials. Other initials that may pro-long life are V.I.P and H.I.P.
    Psychologists Leif Nelson and Joseph Simmons conducted their research through baseball records, grade point averages and law school admissions.

    They found that in baseball players with the first or last name beginning with the letter K where more likely to strike out in a game. Ironically strikeouts are recorded with the letter k.

    Students who’s names begin with A or B had higher GPAs. This resembles the academic grading scale.

    It appears that there may be a psychological association with how we go through life and our names. So to attain success associate your initials with something positive!

  5. #5
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    Jan 2006
    8,369

    So giving my son the same first name initial as his last name actually does increase his chances of getting superpowers in a lab accident? Go Stan Lee for pointing that one out. So thrilled now.

    However, that report on the study needs grammar checking and educating about what irony actually is.

  6. #6
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    Mar 2009
    N.S.W
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    I personally would change the middle name to something not starting with M.

  7. #7
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    Jul 2005
    Sydney
    4,517

    not often your entire name is written, in that i mean besides christening, wedding etc usually we just use our first and last name,
    ds1 has me why at preschool we dont write his middle name (Milton) , try to explain that to a 5yr old lol its his name but we barely use it