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I'm sure there was a thread for baby names on here once

These are some of the baby name trends predicted for 2022 / Twitter

After months of boredom during the pandemic, fun will play a role in upcoming baby names. 1. Bear 2. Birdie 3. Dovie 4. Iggy 5. Pixie

After being confined for such a long period during lockdown, the platform suggests we’ll be turning to exotic locations and wild landscapes for inspiration. 1. Horizon 2. Koa 3. Lotus 4. Prairie 5. Woods

We’ve already seen a few Brighton-inspired baby names this year, but the regency names @nameberry expects to see include: 1. Benedict 2. Cressida 3. Daphne 4. Eloise 5. Francesca

‘S-ending baby names feel so much fresher in 2022 than N, R, A, and even O in the final spot – and not just for boys,’ says @nameberry. 1. Ames 2. Emrys 3. Lois 4. Ozias 5. Wells

@nameberry says simple, sunny names are set to be a hit as they transport people back to the gingham-soaked 1950s and offer a nostalgic element. Here are some they expect to see: 1. Betty 2. Bobby 3. Mae 4. Ned 5. Nellie

We’re moving on from tributes to musical legends (such as Marley, Bowie and Freddie), and embracing more technical and instrumental ones. 1. Calypso 2. Chord 3. Drummer 4. Madrigal 5. Rhythm

Punchy ‘R’ names Short baby names are punchy and memorable – and Nameberry predicts that unisex ‘R’ names are likely to be on the rise next year. Here are a few to keep your eyes peeled for: 1. Reeve 2. Revel 3. Reign 4. Rome 5. Roux

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4 hours ago, Miguel Sanchez said:

I'm sure there was a thread for baby names on here once

These are some of the baby name trends predicted for 2022 / Twitter

After months of boredom during the pandemic, fun will play a role in upcoming baby names. 1. Bear 2. Birdie 3. Dovie 4. Iggy 5. Pixie

After being confined for such a long period during lockdown, the platform suggests we’ll be turning to exotic locations and wild landscapes for inspiration. 1. Horizon 2. Koa 3. Lotus 4. Prairie 5. Woods

We’ve already seen a few Brighton-inspired baby names this year, but the regency names @nameberry expects to see include: 1. Benedict 2. Cressida 3. Daphne 4. Eloise 5. Francesca

‘S-ending baby names feel so much fresher in 2022 than N, R, A, and even O in the final spot – and not just for boys,’ says @nameberry. 1. Ames 2. Emrys 3. Lois 4. Ozias 5. Wells

@nameberry says simple, sunny names are set to be a hit as they transport people back to the gingham-soaked 1950s and offer a nostalgic element. Here are some they expect to see: 1. Betty 2. Bobby 3. Mae 4. Ned 5. Nellie

We’re moving on from tributes to musical legends (such as Marley, Bowie and Freddie), and embracing more technical and instrumental ones. 1. Calypso 2. Chord 3. Drummer 4. Madrigal 5. Rhythm

Punchy ‘R’ names Short baby names are punchy and memorable – and Nameberry predicts that unisex ‘R’ names are likely to be on the rise next year. Here are a few to keep your eyes peeled for: 1. Reeve 2. Revel 3. Reign 4. Rome 5. Roux

Some countries used to have a list of approved names and you couldn't register your infant with anything that wasn't on the list.

I'm warming to this idea.

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Some countries used to have a list of approved names and you couldn't register your infant with anything that wasn't on the list.
I'm warming to this idea.
Some still do.

When Albania dropped that requirement at the end of communism everyone went a bit crazy. That's how I knew three Klinsmanns and a Maldini.
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8 hours ago, tamthebam said:

Some countries used to have a list of approved names and you couldn't register your infant with anything that wasn't on the list.

I'm warming to this idea.

Illegal baby names in the UK
  • Martian.
  • Monkey.
  • Chow Tow (which means 'Smelly Head')
  • Rogue.
  • Akuma (in Japanese it mean 'Devil'

other countries here https://closeronline.co.uk/family/news/baby-names-rules-illegal-confirmed/

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1 minute ago, buchan30 said:

"an elite paratrooper, a soccer player, a wanted bank robber, a guerrilla leader, a gold baron and a father to at least 50 children during his lifetime."

Sounds like a great guy to go for a pint with

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On 22/09/2021 at 14:17, Arabdownunder said:

First time for me. Started with a loud rumble, thought at first it was a massive truck in the street. Then the whole house started shaking, glasses and plates rattling around in the cupboard. Lasted about 30 seconds. No damage done but livened up the morning. 

Epicentre was about 120 km away. Christ knows what it would be like sitting on top of one.

Any P'n'Ber's experienced a major seismic event?

We have them quite often but mostly in the below 3 range.  The ones we have tend to be more like a soft wave than the violent shaking.  At first they were nauseating like travel sickness but I've gotten used to them.  We've never had any damage.  In Hong Kong we had a couple of noticeable ones where the furniture moved away from the walls but luckily nothing worse given the number of very tall buildings there. One was quite strange in that it seemed like the whole building had jumped up and down - I suppose that was the effect of the earthquake protection they have in buildings there.

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2 hours ago, buchan30 said:

And he decided one of the first things he’d do in his position of power was to buy a football club - Inter Moengotapoe. Incidentally, the side one of his sons plays for.

We say ‘one of his sons’ because, according to a New York Times profile, he has “at least 50 children.”

Spoiler

http://24.media.tumblr.com/fe5632d439d5caa423af4e87f462eb45/tumblr_mvwawpWUWW1sdf5qdo1_400.gif

 

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On 23/09/2021 at 11:57, ICTJohnboy said:

The most depressing thing about that video, other than the sheer unfathomable idiocy, is the experienced passive stance adopted by the guy behind the counter. Most of us would lose our shit if confronted with a barrage of racial abuse like that, but he's very clearly heard it all before and knows the best thing to do is refuse to engage and try to minimise the damage being caused.

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