Jak is the better than Jack imo. Still sounds the same but when you write it out people are like "oooh! " When I'm 18, I'm legally removing the "c". But yeh, Jack/Jak
just makes it so you have to spell it all the time...ShadowsStrike wrote:
Jak is the better than Jack imo. Still sounds the same but when you write it out people are like "oooh! " When I'm 18, I'm legally removing the "c". But yeh, Jack/Jak
no thanks
no offense cat
Girl: Jane.
Yeh I never thought about that. I guess where my name is really Jack, it doesn't matter which way they spell it. Fair point tbhTC.Troy wrote:
just makes it so you have to spell it all the time...ShadowsStrike wrote:
Jak is the better than Jack imo. Still sounds the same but when you write it out people are like "oooh! " When I'm 18, I'm legally removing the "c". But yeh, Jack/Jak
no thanks
no offense cat
tuckergustav wrote:
Johanna
I really like Jonathan. That's a very nice name if you ask me.
I'm all about different names...hell, my wife and I wanted to name our second (if it was a girl) B'lana...ShadowsStrike wrote:
Yeh I never thought about that. I guess where my name is really Jack, it doesn't matter which way they spell it. Fair point tbhTC.Troy wrote:
just makes it so you have to spell it all the time...ShadowsStrike wrote:
Jak is the better than Jack imo. Still sounds the same but when you write it out people are like "oooh! " When I'm 18, I'm legally removing the "c". But yeh, Jack/Jak
no thanks
no offense cat
My cats name is Kimo...(say: Kee-mo)
I love different names...but for the name holder, it can be a bitch really. My given name is Troy...as commonly, uncommon as that name is, you would be frickin' amazed at how many times I have to spell it.
Trust me, it's a bitch.
Yeh, I love different names. When (and if) I have a little girl I wanna call her Lana. I have heard of people called Ilana/Alana and now B'lana, but very rarely Lana.TC.Troy wrote:
I'm all about different names...hell, my wife and I wanted to name our second (if it was a girl) B'lana...ShadowsStrike wrote:
Yeh I never thought about that. I guess where my name is really Jack, it doesn't matter which way they spell it. Fair point tbhTC.Troy wrote:
just makes it so you have to spell it all the time...
no thanks
no offense cat
My cats name is Kimo...(say: Kee-mo)
I love different names...but for the name holder, it can be a bitch really. My given name is Troy...as commonly, uncommon as that name is, you would be frickin' amazed at how many times I have to spell it.
Trust me, it's a bitch.
Ontopic : I think Jakob/Jacob is a pretty cool name
Agreed Lana is a very pretty and unique name...could have lots o different spellins as well. Lets face it, with a name like Lana, I'd have to ask, because of all the different spellings possible.ShadowsStrike wrote:
Yeh, I love different names. When (and if) I have a little girl I wanna call her Lana. I have heard of people called Ilana/Alana and now B'lana, but very rarely Lana.TC.Troy wrote:
I'm all about different names...hell, my wife and I wanted to name our second (if it was a girl) B'lana...ShadowsStrike wrote:
Yeh I never thought about that. I guess where my name is really Jack, it doesn't matter which way they spell it. Fair point tbh
My cats name is Kimo...(say: Kee-mo)
I love different names...but for the name holder, it can be a bitch really. My given name is Troy...as commonly, uncommon as that name is, you would be frickin' amazed at how many times I have to spell it.
Trust me, it's a bitch.
Ontopic : I think Jakob/Jacob is a pretty cool name
And Agreed yet again...Jacob is a great name for a boy...it lends itself well to Jake etc etc.
Jack or Jonathan hands down but since your already exploring into Seagal ( hes named those in a couple of movies ) i would suggest maybe:
Travis
Mason
Casey
good choices by the way and good luck.
Travis
Mason
Casey
good choices by the way and good luck.
Jesus.
And congratz btw
And congratz btw
James/Jennifer
or name him Joshua like your first son.Why?
I'll tell you why:
"Joshua,can you get me a beer from the fridge?"
and voila,two beers.
or name him Joshua like your first son.Why?
I'll tell you why:
"Joshua,can you get me a beer from the fridge?"
and voila,two beers.
Last edited by blah (2008-09-18 12:00:12)
lol hehe thats ok until they figure it out, then maybe neither one show up when you yell. THAT would suck hard heheheblah wrote:
James/Jennifer
or name him Joshua like your first son.Why?
I'll tell you why:
"Joshua,can you get me a beer from the fridge?"
and voila,two beers.
Jake
Joshua
those names aren't really jewish...they're hella biblical.wensleydale8 wrote:
Jewish heritage much?
why has nobody said jose? (ho-zay)
jesus (hey-zues)
Joaquin
do it
do it
Congrats for finding the spawnpoint again!
Jasmine
Jada
Jean
Jihad
Jared
Jason
Javier
Judd
Jasmine
Jada
Jean
Jihad
Jared
Jason
Javier
Judd
There's a girl at my school with the name Joleesa (I don't know how it's spelled)
pronounced Joe Lisa(like the Simpsons)
pronounced Joe Lisa(like the Simpsons)
Hi,
If it would be a boy: Jack.
If it would be a girl: Jennifer.
and ofcourse Gratz!
Bye,
If it would be a boy: Jack.
If it would be a girl: Jennifer.
and ofcourse Gratz!
Bye,
Yeah I say Jack and Jennifer are the best. Jack is cool and badass, and Jennifer just sounds nice.
Jesus
jacob? jonah? as i see your biblical pattern
Last edited by SealXo (2008-09-18 16:20:18)
Lacks "juh" sound tbf.cowami wrote:
Joaquin
do it
My state was founded by Batman. Your opinion is invalid.
Jacob is a good name