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Most popular male name in the UK...

Teddy Eagle said:
And a mystery why Jesus was born in Judea but was given a Mexican name.
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....and was not born in Nazareth and called Jesus of Bethlehem. A town Named after an old mental hospital.
And if a workman bashes his own thumb with a hammer, its blasphemy to shout 'Jesus' in English, but not 'Jesus' in Spanish ? The Spanish blasphemy is 'host' which in English is a hospitable word for a kind soul who accommodates you.

 
BromleyMonkey said:
Apparently no one gets called Nigel anymore, absolutely zero new borns, can’t make people out, surely you’d want your baby named after one of Ken Dodd’s diddy men….Nigel Ponsonby Smallpiece 😀
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It's strange, this business with Nigel. Many years ago I posted my disapproval of someone who had stated his intention to imitate a flying aeroplane when Manchester United visited. Then someone else quoted my comment and replied with one word: Nigel. At the same time I started to notice that Neil Warnock was mockingly referred to as Colin. How do these things start?
 
JRW2 said:
It's strange, this business with Nigel. Many years ago I posted my disapproval of someone who had stated his intention to imitate a flying aeroplane when Manchester United visited. Then someone else quoted my comment and replied with one word: Nigel. At the same time I started to notice that Neil Warnock was mockingly referred to as Colin. How do these things start?
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Colin W@nker is an anagram of Neil Warnock.

I know 2 Palace fans called Nigel. Maybe more if I had a good think. ‘Stripy Nigels’ came from Millwall.
 
Rudi Hedman said:
Colin W@nker is an anagram of Neil Warnock.

I know 2 Palace fans called Nigel. Maybe more if I had a good think. ‘Stripy Nigels’ came from Millwall.
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You know 3 actually 😁
 
PalazioVecchio said:
....and was not born in Nazareth and called Jesus of Bethlehem. A town Named after an old mental hospital.
And if a workman bashes his own thumb with a hammer, its blasphemy to shout 'Jesus' in English, but not 'Jesus' in Spanish ? The Spanish blasphemy is 'host' which in English is a hospitable word for a kind soul who accommodates you.

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I think bethlem is still open even though it’s old.
 
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