‘Jasper’ for a boy is ok.
But if you spell it ‘Giaspa’ I’m going to punch you in the head.
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I have friend called Sapphira (it’s Sapphire but in Hebrew and she is not Jewish)
Gets called Sapphy most of the time.
Met a boy called Crimson a few years ago.
Actually, if my name were Crimson I’d wear an eye-patch and talk like a pirate.
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My sister always laughs about a kid on Jeopardy (Kids Week) named Cerulean (a shade of blue).
I don’t know what his mums were thinking…and he was the sort of kid who just needs a punch in the nose.
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Jade and Amber are OK, went to primary school with an Emerald.
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rule of thumb, don’t name your children, especially daughters after shiny things.
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2018 members scarfe.
LOL yep the early reviews aren’t promising.
People underrate how hard it is to design a good black and red scarf.
Donate to the Scarf Plan.
Many moons ago, I worked with a girl named Topaz.
I thought it was interesting and unique.
Not sure how Deckham will view the above entry though ?
I think it’s wise to not name your child after a virtue that could turn out to be ironic.
I’d call this year’s scarf a rather minimal effort at “design”.
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Chocolate assortments don’t have a hard option anymore.
Like a peanut brittle, or a toffee, or…anything like that.
Just asking for one in there.
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Me too. Did her last name start with S?
Deckham hawks and spits at the name ‘Topaz’
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So you worked at a strip joint, sorry…gentleman’s club?
Cannot remember.
We’re talking mid 90’s.
She’d be around 40 years of age now.
@Alan_Noonan_10
No, not a strip club…unfortunately.
Did she have a dark brown voice?
I always chuckle at the old story of Brian Lara naming his daughter Sydney after scoring his first test hundred there…someone said it’s lucky he didn’t score it in Lahore.
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