23 July 2013
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R. Linda:
Before I begin, can I say how pleased the Queen must be that the baby is a boy, thereby pushing crazy Harry further away from the throne?
ANYWAY . . .
There are name pools in London and a lot of books on what name may be THE name of the royal baby! Well, not to be outdone, we here at the office also have a pool of names. All names had been submitted a few weeks ago, and the most popular were sorted out. I thought most were ingenious I did and thought to share the office pool of popular royal baby names with you. So starting with the most popular here goes:
First up: Joffrey . . . oh my . . . well there is a lot wrong with THAT name, so I think we can chuck it without further adieu.
Second up: Simba! Simba Windsor does not roll off the tongue right, so I should shove that one out immediately.
Third up: Thatcher Windsor . . . ooh I think that isn't a good idea either, an iron laddie on the throne . . . em no. Be as bad as a cruel Joffrey.
Fourth up: William Wallace Windsor . . . right away too many Ws, get Wills all confused on that one.
Fifth up: Steve. Steve? Who came up with that?
Seventh up: Winston Windsor . . . really? I can just picture a fat, bald baby with a cigar in his mouth. So no!
Eighth up: James Windsor . . . The Pope would like that one. A King Jamie on the throne once again, and what havoc would that reign with the Bishop of Canterbury? Nah.
Ninth up: Sigmund Horatio Windsor, jr . . . and why because we can. That takes some psychological analysis it does. I get the Sigmund but not the Horatio, AND the Jr.? WHATEVER!
Tenth and final: Edweird . . . oh, why not?
Gabe
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R. Linda:
Before I begin, can I say how pleased the Queen must be that the baby is a boy, thereby pushing crazy Harry further away from the throne?
ANYWAY . . .
There are name pools in London and a lot of books on what name may be THE name of the royal baby! Well, not to be outdone, we here at the office also have a pool of names. All names had been submitted a few weeks ago, and the most popular were sorted out. I thought most were ingenious I did and thought to share the office pool of popular royal baby names with you. So starting with the most popular here goes:
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| Image - Press Association - Mr. Appleton making a baby announcement, which was rather concerning he didn't go into an apoplectic fit at the redness of his face and straining of the blood vessels in his neck, but I digress |
First up: Joffrey . . . oh my . . . well there is a lot wrong with THAT name, so I think we can chuck it without further adieu.
Second up: Simba! Simba Windsor does not roll off the tongue right, so I should shove that one out immediately.
Third up: Thatcher Windsor . . . ooh I think that isn't a good idea either, an iron laddie on the throne . . . em no. Be as bad as a cruel Joffrey.
Fourth up: William Wallace Windsor . . . right away too many Ws, get Wills all confused on that one.
Fifth up: Steve. Steve? Who came up with that?
Sixth up: Michael Collins Windsor, who could make things with Ireland a bit more reconciled?
Seventh up: Winston Windsor . . . really? I can just picture a fat, bald baby with a cigar in his mouth. So no!
Eighth up: James Windsor . . . The Pope would like that one. A King Jamie on the throne once again, and what havoc would that reign with the Bishop of Canterbury? Nah.
Ninth up: Sigmund Horatio Windsor, jr . . . and why because we can. That takes some psychological analysis it does. I get the Sigmund but not the Horatio, AND the Jr.? WHATEVER!
Tenth and final: Edweird . . . oh, why not?
Gabe
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