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Conference oass::babynames

Title:	A list of All the BABYNAMES (shadow copy)
Notice:	BABYNAMES is now on-line and writable! Enjoy...
Moderator:	OASS::BURDEN_D

Created:	Tue Feb 13 1996
Last Modified:	Fri May 30 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	996
Total number of notes:	7139

283.0. "Boys names to go with BUNN !" by KERNEL::BUNN (Kevin Phillips Bongggg) Wed Aug 17 1988 09:53

    Hi !
    
    We need help on boys names to go with the surname BUNN !
    We prefer longish names (well with a surname like Bunn
    you have to be careful !) - no Arthur Bunn etc etc ! 
    
    We already have a son called Matthew David, but because 
    my wife & I both have large families (mostly with boys),
    and we do not want to use family names again, we are now
    getting desperate ! (Girls names are ok - but its bound to be a
    boy with our family backgrounds !). 
    
    We cannot have :
    
    Nathan John, Christopher John, Richard, Johnathan, Andrew James,
    Michael Neil, Matthew David, Nigel James .......
    
    We are both keen on Christopher and Michael, but they are my
    brothers names, and we dislike the little Micheal or Michael
    Junior approach. we only have 9 weeks left now so time is running
    out. Favourites at the moment centre on Nicholas & Stephen, but
    though they are 'growing' on us I'm still not sure.
    
    Any help appreciated .... (please)
    
    Graham Bunn

T.R	Title	User	Personal Name	Date	Lines
283.1	Great, I mean Greg, Bunn!	GIGI::WARREN		`Thu Aug 25 1988 14:25`	3
	How about Philip or Jeffrey or Gregory or Bradford. Why not Graham as a middle name?
283.2	Go for the flow	PSG::PURMAL	You can't argue with a sick mind	`Fri Aug 26 1988 12:08`	13
	I'm kind of into the rhythm and flow of names, so here is my analysis. For the entire name I'd go for a three sylable first name, and a two sylable middle name. The full name would flow like dah-dah-dah dah-dah dah. Bunn seems to have a soft sound to it, so I'd pick a first name with a hard finish like Frederick. The middle name can be soft ending, but the transition to the b in Bunn should be easy. I think that Alan would have the type of sound I'm describing. Good luck with your choice of names. ASP
283.3		42326::BUNN	Who are YOU	`Tue Aug 30 1988 12:24`	8
	Well thanks for the replies (although I was expecting a few more ?.) I think I agree with .2 as our first boy follows this pattern (Matthew David Bunn flows nicely). seven weeks to go and Steven ???? Bunn is all we have got - but I still think we can do better (although my wife IS working on me !). Graham. (I hope its a girl or it will be noname Bunn !)
283.4		PAPERS::BUNN	We are One with the Sun	`Fri Sep 23 1988 07:53`	19
	-< Four weeks and counting >- Well only 4 weeks to go so I thought I'd update you all ... Favourite names at the moment are : Nicole (Ann/Loiuse) Bunn or Daniel James Bunn But we're still researching .... Will keep you informed. Do these suggestions spark off any further ideas ?? Graham.
283.5	Rhythm of Names	PNO::REEVESF	What's in a name?	`Sun Oct 09 1988 03:14`	16
	Re: Note 283.2 from PSG::PURMAL "You can't argue with a sick mind" > I'm kind of into the rhythm and flow of names, so here is my > analysis. For the entire name I'd go for a three sylable first > name, and a two sylable middle name. The full name would flow like > dah-dah-dah dah-dah dah. ^^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^^ Hmmm... 3 syllables, 2 syllables, 1 syllable.... How about Hamilton Burger Bunn? :-) Frank P.S. But don't EVER call him "Ham"!!!!
283.6	Its a GIRL	PAPERS::BUNN	We are One with the Sun	`Mon Oct 10 1988 06:59`	10
	Re .5 -^ ... Very good ..... Panic over anyway it's a GIRL...... She was born on 4/10 at 16:30, weighed in at 7 lb 10 oz and will be called Nichole Louise... Thanks everyone ....... Graham