which of these names would you pick?

Question

boy:
uriel
bleach
ryan
cody
girl:
zelda
prada
viola
four

Answer 1

bleach? i hope you're kidding. I suppose Ryan is the best choice there. if i had to pick one of those girls names, i'd say Viola. I saw a 2 yo cute little blonde girl at the mall today, her name was Violet, it was really cute.

Answer 2

What kind of future do you want for your child?

Uriel is old and exotic, biblical and the like, and is a great name to grow into. Ryan, is a solid name, common, and demure. Cody - wasn't there recently a cartoon kid goofball named Cody? Bleach? I have never heard of this being a name for a child, think of Belch, I am sure 'the kids at school' will.

There was a fascinating article (cited below) about an "experiment" a father did with his two sons, Winner and Loser:

in 1958, a New York City father named Robert Lane decided to call his baby son Winner. The Lanes, who lived in a housing project in Harlem, already had several children, each with a fairly typical name. But this boy—well, Robert Lane apparently had a special feeling about him. Winner Lane: How could he fail with a name like that?

Three years later, the Lanes had another baby boy, their seventh and last child. For reasons that no one can quite pin down today, Robert decided to name this boy Loser. Robert wasn't unhappy about the new baby; he just seemed to get a kick out of the name's bookend effect. First a Winner, now a Loser. But if Winner Lane could hardly be expected to fail, could Loser Lane possibly succeed?

Loser Lane did in fact succeed. He went to prep school on a scholarship, graduated from Lafayette College in Pennsylvania, and joined the New York Police Department, where he made detective and, eventually, sergeant. Although he never hid his name, many people were uncomfortable using it. To his police colleagues today, he is known as Lou.

And what of his brother? The most noteworthy achievement of Winner Lane, now in his late 40s, is the sheer length of his criminal record: more than 30 arrests for burglary, domestic violence, trespassing, resisting arrest, and other mayhem.

These days, Loser and Winner barely speak. The father who named them is no longer alive. Though he got his boys mixed up, did he have the right idea—is naming destiny? What kind of signal does a child's name send to the world?

In any case, this may be something you want to consider before your daughter is teased about Four-play, Four-somes... or your son about Belching.

Answer 3

I know!!! This is really Britney Spears, isn't it?? You named your first child a normal name, and now you're trying to "keep up with the Joneses" and pick some weird-@ss moniker for the baby? Hrm...well in that case, I'd go with Bleach. Oh yeah--Bleach is a GREAT name!

Are you f*cking kidding me? Who would name their poor child Bleach, Prada or Four? There's something definitely wrong here...

Answer 4

Love Cody & Ryan for a boy
Love Prada for a girl

Very unique names by the way!! My fav names for a boy are: Keysen/Keason & Kamden/Camden
For a girl:
Makenna & Alexa

Answer 5

Well for a boy i love Cody. And as for the little princess id choose Prada

Answer 6

Boy--Ryan
Girl--none of the above.

Don't you understand that this child will have to live with his/her name? Why would you saddle a child with the name Bleach or Four or Prada?

Answer 7

Well, Out of all the names Cody is the only decent name on your list. Here are some good names you might want to consider.
Boy:
Andrew
Austin
Caleb
Cameron
Morgan
Devin
Evan
Garret

Girl:
Belle
Emily
Bree
Chantal
Grace
Heather
Heidi
Julia

Why don't you keep looking.

Answer 8

well i would go with

ryan cody for a boy

and none of the girl names sorry if im blunt but heres a girls name u mignt like

summer skye

Answer 9

Boy: Cody
Girl: Viola

Answer 10

Cody for a boy, Viola for a girl.