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faust.dtc wrote:

Electric_Head wrote:Huh?

Ignore me. Im just being stupid...and racist.

wub wrote:

faust.dtc wrote:

wub wrote:Have you considered Good Luck as a first name prefix, as with all round gem Good Luck Jonathon?

As a counter balance to Bad Luck Brian?

The last thing i want is him having an arch nemesis, despite how useless an ememy he would be.

Yeah, that would only really work if you had twins and gave them half an amulet each.

Wouldnt the missus and I have to die in order for him to avenge our deaths and fulfill the prophecy?

faust.dtc wrote:

wub wrote:

faust.dtc wrote:

wub wrote:Have you considered Good Luck as a first name prefix, as with all round gem Good Luck Jonathon?

As a counter balance to Bad Luck Brian?

The last thing i want is him having an arch nemesis, despite how useless an ememy he would be.

Yeah, that would only really work if you had twins and gave them half an amulet each.

Wouldnt the missus and I have to die in order for him to avenge our deaths and fulfill the prophecy?

Depends how far you want to to take it TBH.

jameshk wrote:make sure to buy loads of baby tracksuits and flatcaps so it can look pimping when born

All Burberry bruv, all Burberry.

wub wrote:

faust.dtc wrote:

wub wrote:

faust.dtc wrote:

wub wrote:Have you considered Good Luck as a first name prefix, as with all round gem Good Luck Jonathon?

As a counter balance to Bad Luck Brian?

The last thing i want is him having an arch nemesis, despite how useless an ememy he would be.

Yeah, that would only really work if you had twins and gave them half an amulet each.

Wouldnt the missus and I have to die in order for him to avenge our deaths and fulfill the prophecy?

Depends how far you want to to take it TBH.

The twist is we didnt die, we just abandoned him.

I've toyed with the idea of when my first child is born, starting a savings fund for them somewhere that can only be accessed by going to the bank and presenting half an amulet, leaving the other half with the bank.

They're given their half from birth and told to hold onto it for one day it'll be important, then when they turn 17 giving them a birthday card with a series of cryptic puzzles. If they solve the puzzles, they get the name of the bank and a clue to the amulet's importance.

They then go to the bank, present their half of the amulet, see the matching half and get access to the savings fund, which they can then use to buy their first car.


This idea is somewhat hampered by the fact that you can't guarantee a particular bank will still be trading in 17yrs time.

lol, serious? what if your child is thick and can't do the puzzles?

idontreallygiveashit wrote:lol, serious? what if your child is thick and can't do the puzzles?

Then I'll have the money back to spend on myself and disown them the following year when they turn 18.

Glad to hear everything's going well Trav - I could see you leading a little Huey into the world.

Huey's are cool...





... except for when they realise their name sounds like throwup of course.

wub wrote:This idea is somewhat hampered by the fact that you can't guarantee a particular bank will still be trading in 17yrs time.

wub wrote:I've toyed with the idea of when my first child is born, starting a savings fund for them somewhere that can only be accessed by going to the bank and presenting half an amulet, leaving the other half with the bank.

They're given their half from birth and told to hold onto it for one day it'll be important, then when they turn 17 giving them a birthday card with a series of cryptic puzzles. If they solve the puzzles, they get the name of the bank and a clue to the amulet's importance.

They then go to the bank, present their half of the amulet, see the matching half and get access to the savings fund, which they can then use to buy their first car.


This idea is somewhat hampered by the fact that you can't guarantee a particular bank will still be trading in 17yrs time.

This is such a great idea but, yep, that possibility does slighty put a dampener on things slightly.

How about bury the loot and give them a treasure map?

I think Travis is a nice name.

faust.dtc wrote:

wub wrote:I've toyed with the idea of when my first child is born, starting a savings fund for them somewhere that can only be accessed by going to the bank and presenting half an amulet, leaving the other half with the bank.

They're given their half from birth and told to hold onto it for one day it'll be important, then when they turn 17 giving them a birthday card with a series of cryptic puzzles. If they solve the puzzles, they get the name of the bank and a clue to the amulet's importance.

They then go to the bank, present their half of the amulet, see the matching half and get access to the savings fund, which they can then use to buy their first car.


This idea is somewhat hampered by the fact that you can't guarantee a particular bank will still be trading in 17yrs time.

This is such a great idea but, yep, that possibility does slighty put a dampener on things slightly.

How about bury the loot and give them a treasure map?

Forces them to resort to manual labour, and there is a chance it could be a girl.

magma wrote:... except for when they realise their name sounds like throwup of course.

Spewy Huey...hmmm!

Call him Billandted

wub wrote:

faust.dtc wrote:

wub wrote:I've toyed with the idea of when my first child is born, starting a savings fund for them somewhere that can only be accessed by going to the bank and presenting half an amulet, leaving the other half with the bank.

They're given their half from birth and told to hold onto it for one day it'll be important, then when they turn 17 giving them a birthday card with a series of cryptic puzzles. If they solve the puzzles, they get the name of the bank and a clue to the amulet's importance.

They then go to the bank, present their half of the amulet, see the matching half and get access to the savings fund, which they can then use to buy their first car.


This idea is somewhat hampered by the fact that you can't guarantee a particular bank will still be trading in 17yrs time.

This is such a great idea but, yep, that possibility does slighty put a dampener on things slightly.

How about bury the loot and give them a treasure map?

Forces them to resort to manual labour, and there is a chance it could be a girl.

Could give them a whole amulet at birth and a series of puzzles on their 18th birthday, revealing a hidden compartment in the amulet with a key and yet more puzzles. The puzzles in the amulet are co-ordinates for a house that the key opens. There is a locked safe in an upstairs room (or back room if it's a bungalow) that a 3rd set of puzzles found in the house give access to. Inside the safe is the deed to the house in their name.

Glad to hear all is good trav! Not long now!

Fuck off am I giving my 17yr a house.

Tyrone Szatamari, he'll be an amazing getaway driver

Or Reginald Szatamari if you want your kid to be president or something


as long as you dont call him Chris or Sean or Muhammed lol, way too many of em already

I think [ A-li-sha ] would be the most common over-reaching American pronunciation...

Americans don't do [ c'ia ]

Latinos would....

like Patricia - we say [ pa-trish-a ] when it should be [ Pa-tri'-c'ia ]

pa tree c'ia



I feel like I'm putting on airs when I say it like that [ Pa-tri'-c'ia ]

like, my neighbors would smack the shit out of me and then tease for days....

JizzMan wrote:Tyrone Szatamari, he'll be an amazing getaway driver

Or Reginald Szatamari if you want your kid to be president or something


as long as you dont call him Chris or Sean or Muhammed lol, way too many of em already

Tyrone is a bit American for me, but Reginald is a truly brilliant name. It needs a comeback.

Actually, so does Archibald/Archie.