Harper Seven

[hillhead]

You need balls to call a child that..:smilewinkgrin:

 

[Mike]

You need balls to call a child that..:smilewinkgrin:

golden ones :lol::lol::lol:

 

[Colour Republic]

Harper Seven? If she was born 15 minutes later she'd be called Kworta Eight.

 

[SandyFloor]

Harper Seven? If she was born 15 minutes later she'd be called Kworta Eight.

Had to think about that one a minute :lol:

 

[doug boardley]

Harper...what a bazaar name,...I'll get my coat.

 

[user123]

Weird name, I like unusual names, prefer them over traditional ones as I love the idea of giving the child a sense of individuality, but they have to still be pleasant somehow! Harper 7, there is just nothing pleasant about it! Sounds like some drab space station. Poor girl. Doug's boys have great names, don't they? Recognisable but not common.

 

[user123]

Harper Seven? If she was born 15 minutes later she'd be called Kworta Eight.

Brilliant. Genius in fact. :lol:

 

[Rich]

weired if you ask me....whats wrong with normal names, my two are called becky and jamie.

That is so last week :lol:

 

[doit4u]

Actors aren't allowed to register the same or very similar names with Equity so have to chose something else or often entertainers choose something different as they do not have a particularly showbizy name.

When we were running workshops here's some fun games we used to play with people to find alternative names.

1) Take the name of the street or house where you were born/first lived and your mother's maiden name. In my case I was born in Rupert Street and my mother's maiden name was Ball so I would be Rupert Ball. This usually produces some thing reasonable

2) Take the name of your first pet and you middle name. My first pet was a budgie called Joey and as I do not have a middle name I would be Joey Blank. In my case not to outrageous but from experience most people come out sounding like a ****star.

3) Finally if you want a science fiction name use you name backwards so I would Niffirg Sirch.

Give it a go and see what you get. It can make a good party game especially if everyone has had a few.

 

[SandyFloor]

I remember a similar party game where we were swapping the first letter of two of your first and surname so John Smith would be Smon Jith. Suzie Black got one hell of a ribbing that night :lol:

 

[doug boardley]

Actors aren't allowed to register the same or very similar names with Equity so have to chose something else or often entertainers choose something different as they do not have a particularly showbizy name.

When we were running workshops here's some fun games we used to play with people to find alternative names.

1) Take the name of the street or house where you were born/first lived and your mother's maiden name. In my case I was born in Rupert Street and my mother's maiden name was Ball so I would be Rupert Ball. This usually produces some thing reasonable

2) Take the name of your first pet and you middle name. My first pet was a budgie called Joey and as I do not have a middle name I would be Joey Blank. In my case not to outrageous but from experience most people come out sounding like a ****star.

3) Finally if you want a science fiction name use you name backwards so I would Niffirg Sirch.

Give it a go and see what you get. It can make a good party game especially if everyone has had a few.

ha ha, Dodding Tomlinson,,,,,might change by deed poll!