"Chav" names

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• chupchup Posts: 432

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  19/03/12 - 01:04 #2

  Leicester_Hunk wrote: »

  I've heard tonight of someone called Kortni
  
  Never heard of that before! Anyone else?

  
  Isnt that the same as Courtney?
  
  Your correct about the chav bit:
  
  http://images.starpulse.com/news/bloggers/10/blog_images/courtney-stodden-1.jpg

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• Billy_Value Posts: 22,920

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  19/03/12 - 01:04 #3

  a lot of them are called ''innit'' it seems rather popular

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• missy83 Posts: 14,299

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  19/03/12 - 01:05 #4

  I love reading the baby of the year contest in my local paper to see the terrible names. My all-time favourites were Jack Daniels and Tia Maria....dead classy.

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• Killer Gorilla Posts: 3,672

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  19/03/12 - 01:07 #5

  Some bird was in the paper that had called her son Dk'ny.
  
  Here she is:
  

  GEMMA BURDETT is a full-time single mum from Plymouth. She has three kids — daughters Joop, 16, and D'Kny, four, and one son, Taivan, seven.

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• Cruachan Posts: 7,211

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  19/03/12 - 01:07 #6

  Chav name? Yappy.

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 2,793

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  19/03/12 - 01:07 #7

  missy83 wrote: »

  I love reading the baby of the year contest in my local paper to see the terrible names. My all-time favourites were Jack Daniels and Tia Maria....dead classy.

  
  There was a child in our local papers baby contest last year called Aston Martin

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• woot_whoo Posts: 18,030

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  19/03/12 - 01:10 #8

  My favourite was one I spotted in a magazine (and it was repeated throughout the article, so it was not a typo):
  
  Brryan.

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• TomGrant Posts: 4,251

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  19/03/12 - 01:11 #9

  Killer Gorilla wrote: »

  Some bird was in the paper that had called her son Dk'ny.
  
  Here she is:

  
  Joop?! Oh my. I don't even know how to pronounce Dk'ny.

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 5,692

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  19/03/12 - 01:12 #10

  Tyler
  Chantelle
  Theo

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• francie Posts: 31,089

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  19/03/12 - 01:12 #11

  Killer Gorilla wrote: »

  Some bird was in the paper that had called her son Dk'ny.
  
  Here she is:

  
  Dear me, some of those look awful...chavvy is an understatement

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 5,692

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  19/03/12 - 01:14 #12

  Cruachan wrote: »

  Chav name? Yappy.

  
  Yes, forgot that one

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• Leicester_Hunk Posts: 18,316

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  19/03/12 - 01:15 #13

  Killer Gorilla wrote: »

  Some bird was in the paper that had called her son Dk'ny.
  
  Here she is:

  
  She was on This Morning, the daughter Joop (who said she was called after a bottle of perfume) said she was embarrassed about her mum, she dressed in tight animal print dresses and had long black hair extensions from what I remember

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• TheEricPollard Posts: 11,582

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  19/03/12 - 01:19 #14

  My cousin wanted to call his son Kamron.

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• francie Posts: 31,089

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  19/03/12 - 01:19 #15

  Leicester_Hunk wrote: »

  She was on This Morning, the daughter Joop (who said she was called after a bottle of perfume) said she was embarrassed about her mum, she dressed in tight animal print dresses and had long black hair extensions from what I remember

  
  Dear me, I'd be embarrassed also...what do these women see when they look in the mirror fgs!

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• cnbcwatcher Posts: 56,681

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  19/03/12 - 01:28 #16

  GeoBa92 wrote: »

  Tyler
  Chantelle
  Theo

  
  I used to play with a kid called Theo. I don't remember if he was nice or not though but I got on ok with him. I was only about 5. I don't know what he's doing now.

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• tauran_shammy Posts: 5,847

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  19/03/12 - 01:32 #17

  TomGrant wrote: »

  Joop?! Oh my. I don't even know how to pronounce Dk'ny.

  
  Dk'ny sounds a bit klingon to me.

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• Damien. Posts: 18,072

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  19/03/12 - 01:33 #18

  Vicky

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 1,218

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  19/03/12 - 01:36 #19

  I know of a 7 year old called Caprice. Poor wee lass.

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 5,692

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  19/03/12 - 01:43 #20

  Ebeneezer
  Harold
  Benedict
  Rupert
  Sebastian
  Oswald

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• rosco2010 Posts: 7,501

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  19/03/12 - 01:44 #21

  Any name spelt with an ie instead of a y, Archie, Chelsea, names of wines, Stella, Brandy, Candy, Jermaine, Jerwayne, Tremaine, Coltraine, Sha'niqua. Tulisa. Kassie, Karrie, Mason, Macey.

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• Akane Tendo Posts: 4,454

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  19/03/12 - 01:44 #22

  Why is Theo a chav name? I think it's lovely.

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• Leicester_Hunk Posts: 18,316

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  19/03/12 - 01:49 #23

  rosco2010 wrote: »

  Any name spelt with an ie instead of a y, Archie, Chelsea, names of wines, Stella, Brandy, Candy, Jermaine, Jerwayne, Tremaine, Coltraine, Sha'niqua. Tulisa. Kassie, Karrie, Mason, Macey.

  
  And Kacey

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• rosco2010 Posts: 7,501

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  19/03/12 - 01:53 #24

  Leicester_Hunk wrote: »

  And Kacey

  
  Also, Lacey and Stacey.
  
  Don't forget Larry, Barry, Lisa, Carrie, Cybill and Bob.

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• RaptureRider Posts: 1,806

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  19/03/12 - 01:54 #25

  Shelley
  Tracey
  Stacey

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• 2-Pot Screamer Posts: 34,238

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  19/03/12 - 01:56 #26

  Sometimes the spoken name can be quite ordinary yet the chosen spelling invoke severe toe-curling , eg: "Leesa" :rolleyes::D

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