Is   'KILLER '   a good nick name for a boy?
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i don't think it's a good name for a boy.. keith wood be good.. i think. but killer as a nickname.. hhmmmm.. could be..
539456
every time my name gets mentioned. "OY, If I get that boy, gonna put him in a house of detention"\n\nPaul Simon
1002145
You can find cool names from the list\nhttp://123-baby-names.com/\nhttp://www.babynamesworld.com/\nhttp://www.hindustanlink.com/parenting/A-BOY.html
386399
I don't know, but this name is cute.
920946
You might want to stay away from hard to pronounce/spell names. Being named after a city or state isn't all that nice either. Remember that this child will have this name for the rest of her life.\nKids are mean, we all know this so why give them something to pick on right away? \nPeople nowadays want to give their child that unique name but sometimes I don't think the parents are really thinking about how names affect that person as he/she becomes older.\nThink about your child's place in this world before you saddle her with something unusual.\n\nResearch shows that children with unordinary names have more trouble adjusting at school. They are more likely to feel like the odd one out and are a possible target for bullies. An unusual name also turns out to have a negative effect on someone’s popularity, grades, mental health, and stress level at work.
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I'm always thinking about Mattheu, Kyan or Sean... nice names - that's why I'm gonna be naming my kids that~!\n\n(A little too advanced in the baby making department am I?) =p
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My oldest son is also an Eric and he sure does like to think he is the ruler.  LOL.  I think the name fits him.  I would never call him a name though but he does have this superiority thing going on. \n\nOn a side note, I often think that what you name a child really does impact their personalities because people with the same names often have the exact same traits and ideosyncrasies.  Someone should research it!
469753
Names that will still hold up into adulthood. I would not want to be a 50 year old Wendy or an 80 year old Joey. I have a friend named Thor and another named (girl) Sinclair. Those are noble & different names.
353471
Yeah, I've read about it. It's pretty stupid. There are no real evidence that having a weird name will improve any aspect of your life - more likely it'll damage the social part because your friends will think you are an idiot. Which you are, if you think adding an extra 'i' in 'Martin' will spawn great economical success.
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i'm looking in a book for baby names, any idea for a boy? if  so email me at msdays_of_or_lives@yahoo.com
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How about MunnaBhai MBBS ?\n\nThey could all get married and join the name to something nice , Like Ms. Killer can get along with Pain and Dr. Pain would do better with a Pain Killer.\n\nA CutWright could be a sucessful Barbour, or a budding Practioner.\n\nAbout the Lawers, Be whatever the Name, Never trust one, :)
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Haha, lol at the answer before me... xD\n\nUm, I think it's just a really cutesy name for someone.
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jordan?\nhttp://babynames.com  maybe it will help. good luck.
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Marilyn Manson \n That boy is demon spawn,
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i dont know. maybe it's because i'm still a teenager. but my definition of a "lady killer" would be a guy who\n- has nice hair\n- looks clean and fresh (no moustache/beard/etc)\n- smells nice\n- wears something casual but not too casual on a date. maybe like a collar shirt? with a pair of baggy jeans. but dont sag. girls hate it when guys sag. \n- and hm. i'm not too crazy about cow boy books. i prefer sneakers.\nbut thats just me.
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I was thinking of the name killy. Seems really sweet... ha ha ha...
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Nick names come naturally. You don't sit there thinking what nick name shall i give my mate. So just leave them as they are.