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"Cheers Ant!"

'Ant - ]ShZ[rEaVeR - "Just down the street from your hotel, baby, I stay at home with my disease..." says:
Whoo, er-no. Just thought I'd let you know, the name Joby rules so much I'm gonna name my first son Joby.'

I have had many people in the last few years say that the name Joby is going to be used as their sons first name because of it being a great original name.

Who would have thought a smudge on the T on the adoption form would lead to over ten people wanting to call their first son Joby.

Many many stories.. all for one name.

:)

SHEEPY wrote:
> Joby isn't a great name... it's a child world for a dump.

Better than Craig. - With the nations visions of the name revolving around thats stupid Big Brother winner.

In a strong scottish accent you wouldn' be able to pronounce the "elle" propperly

It would sound like "canteughhhagis"

Joby isn't a great name... it's a child world for a dump.

Hey Toby

I like the name Chantel... it sounds awful when they're in an Adidas tracksuit though.

You obviously have never heard a female scottish ned blurt it out. In saying that though every name blurted out by a female ned sounds crappy.

er-no wrote:
> Chantelle is a beautiful name in its own right...
>
> ...name of a perfume. All ladies love that scent.

I hate 2 part names. They are tacky.

Chantelle is a beautiful name in its own right...

...name of a perfume. All ladies love that scent.

Yeah, a brilliant trend no doubt.

Is indeed a cool name.

Sure beats the multiple ned names that appear in scotland

chantelle-Marie
and so on.

Kyz22 wrote:
> You arent going to beleive this.
>
> I been talking to my mate who's girlfriend is pregnant and they were
> looking for names. I read this post and suggested Joby and they said
> they like it alot. The baby is due on the 20th january so Il keep you
> posted if you want.

There will be so many of us. I will be the true original though. I searched with my UK info disk and no results. Also the only other Joby I have ever met is 14 years old. Therefore I currently rule supreme as this is my name and not a nickname....

..or so be told.

AliBoy wrote:
> Been wanting to ask for ages,
> how do you pronounce your name?

Jo-B or Toby with a J in place of the T.