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    Quote Originally Posted by Hibernia&Alba View Post
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    Kevin must be French version of Wayne or Darren, considered common and rather vulgar. Kevin always sounds like a little boys name to me, like Timothy, and not for a grown man. That must be my prejudice
    I always thought my name sounded way too young for an old buffer like I have become. In gaelic it means a young dog or wolf but now if just means a chocolate caterpillar so I can’t see a revival.

    Don’t think it has a particular class association in England as its not that common. Was in west Scotland, though. Can’t say if it had class assciations north fo the border. That’s for others to tell me.

    When I was a kid, there were lots of Marks and Jackies.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Ozyhibby View Post
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    Sharon used to be mocked in the 90’s, I think due to a viz comic.


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    Sharon and Tracey, yeh? The fat slags?

    Choosing kids names can be a mine field. I like Irish and Scots names. There’s lots of really good strong girls names available.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Colr View Post
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    Sharon and Tracey, yeh? The fat slags?

    Choosing kids names can be a mine field. I like Irish and Scots names. There’s lots of really good strong girls names available.

    Kevin is Irish.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Keith_M View Post
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    Kevin is Irish.

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    I know. I only recall one in my class at school.

    He was a hibby. (But his surname was Welsh)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Keith_M View Post
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    I often wonder what became of Ringo... the least popular guy in our year
    I'd heard he'd fulfilled his lifetime ambitions of becoming a policeman and Tynecastle season ticket holder.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hibrandenburg View Post
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    I'd heard he'd fulfilled his lifetime ambitions of becoming a policeman and Tynecastle season ticket holder.
    It don't come easy

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    Quote Originally Posted by Torto7 View Post
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    Folk just copy American patter now and it's nauseating.
    Its lazy, usually sexist and often ageist.

    And in the UK some of these stereotypes down the years are also classist.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Torto7 View Post
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    Folk just copy American patter now and it's nauseating.
    I've noticed a few folk on here using "I could care less" which I believe has its roots in America, the phrase makes no sense within the context it's normally used.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Colr View Post
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    Sharon and Tracey, yeh? The fat slags?

    Choosing kids names can be a mine field. I like Irish and Scots names. There’s lots of really good strong girls names available.
    I wanted Scots names for both my kids.

    My son is Ruairidh which hits the mark. I wanted Flora for my daughter (which would have fitted quite nicely with me being Stuart) but my English wife said that was just fake butter as far as she was concerned so vetoed it😅
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    My 4 month old granddaughter is thankfully called Hannah. It was a two day worry before they settled on that tho.

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    Some of my best friends are Kevin’s!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hibernia&Alba View Post
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    Kevin must be French version of Wayne or Darren, considered common and rather vulgar. Kevin always sounds like a little boys name to me, like Timothy, and not for a grown man. That must be my prejudice
    I was the same with my girl names when my missus was pregnant. We both liked Maisie or Daisy. But I couldn’t get it out of my head either of those names in a high powered job. Again, probably an ageist thing for me, in that names rise and fall all the time.

    Did I read that Darren is now a dead name?

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    Quote Originally Posted by greenlex View Post
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    My 4 month old granddaughter is thankfully called Hannah. It was a two day worry before they settled on that tho.

    I bet you had no fingernails left.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Keith_M View Post
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    I bet you had no fingernails left.
    To be fair, the prospects of her being called Kevin were pretty remote.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bostonhibby View Post
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    To be fair, the prospects of her being called Kevin were pretty remote.

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