Club 30's "Kill the Boredom Demon" Jive Pad, 22nd Edition

the Bear

1 Dec 06, 11:28

what if.. ladies too their husband's family name?

if Mr Beh married Nina?

or the hyphenated ones?

in my office, some refused to have a hyphenated surname (it is like the standard in the phonelist) because seriously, it would have been Mrs Lim-Peh, and another was Mrs Tan-Koo

Razz

elindra

1 Dec 06, 11:28

Originally posted by ShrodingersCat:
migawd.. i hope not..

OLGA!!!

it IS 4 letters.. but... just so unfortunately like OGRE.

Nope

My name is in "Elindra"

I made up the name "Elindra" by inserting alphabets inbetween my name Laughing

elindra

1 Dec 06, 11:30

Originally posted by the Bear:
what if.. ladies too their husband's family name?

if Mr Beh married Nina?

or the hyphenated ones?

in my office, some refused to have a hyphenated surname (it is like the standard in the phonelist) because seriously, it would have been Mrs Lim-Peh, and another was Mrs Tan-Koo

I prefer to keep mine thank you Laughing

And I'm still called Ms Lim Laughing

kopiosatu

1 Dec 06, 11:30

Originally posted by the Bear:
what if.. ladies too their husband's family name?

if Mr Beh married Nina?

or the hyphenated ones?

in my office, some refused to have a hyphenated surname (it is like the standard in the phonelist) because seriously, it would have been Mrs Lim-Peh, and another was Mrs Tan-Koo

maybe that's why most of the chief clerks (the lao aunties) still use MISS

and all the while i was thinking they were so condemned no men wanted them.
i guess its true for some. Laughing

choco B

1 Dec 06, 11:31

I would love to use the hyphenated surname but mine doesn't turn out nice T___T

ShrodingersCat

1 Dec 06, 11:31

Originally posted by elindra:
Nope

My name is in "Elindra"

I made up the name "Elindra" by inserting alphabets inbetween my name

hahah well for sure it can't be.. "lnr".... though that can be short form for Eleanor?!

Mr. Green

Cute name! Like the Musical!

kopiosatu

1 Dec 06, 11:32

wah, if get thai wife then hyphenate the name... Shocked

very long leh

elindra

1 Dec 06, 11:32

Originally posted by ShrodingersCat:
hahah well for sure it can't be.. "lnr".... though that can be short form for Eleanor?!

Cute name! Like the Musical!

Wrong!!!

ShrodingersCat

1 Dec 06, 11:33

Yeah.. why not use Ms when its so useful. I dont bother with hyphens. Imagine when I need to fill up forms.. and lucky draw coupons!!!

No time...

Unless he becomes very rich and powerful lah. All those tai tai's in Esquire all have hyphenated names one.

Fatum

1 Dec 06, 11:33

I read somewhere that certain consonants were more attractive to ladies than others ....

particularly those that ends in a "higher" pitch or something ...

say P or L compared to say S or J ...

so keep that in mind when you're picking english names for the sprats yah ... Razz

ShrodingersCat

1 Dec 06, 11:34

Originally posted by elindra:
Wrong!!!

Not like Aida the music?

elindra

1 Dec 06, 11:34

Originally posted by ShrodingersCat:
Yeah.. why not use Ms when its so useful. I dont bother with hyphens. Imagine when I need to fill up forms.. and lucky draw coupons!!!

No time...

Unless he becomes very rich and powerful lah. All those tai tai's in Esquire all have hyphenated names one.

I always use "Ms"

And my name doesn't sound good with his surname Laughing

ShrodingersCat

1 Dec 06, 11:34

Originally posted by Fatum:
I read somewhere that certain consonants were more attractive to ladies than others ....

particularly those that ends in a "higher" pitch or something ...

say P or L compared to say S or J ...

so keep that in mind when you're picking english names for the sprats yah ...

Issit? I only heard that cats respond better to names that end with y, or ee, or ie.

elindra

1 Dec 06, 11:35

Originally posted by ShrodingersCat:
Not like Aida the music?

I pm u la
Guess until so chiam

kopiosatu

1 Dec 06, 11:35

Originally posted by Fatum:
I read somewhere that certain consonants were more attractive to ladies than others ....

particularly those that ends in a "higher" pitch or something ...

say P or L compared to say S or J ...

so keep that in mind when you're picking english names for the sprats yah ...

P or L

LamPar...d Laughing

that will surely attract lotsa attention Twisted Evil

ShrodingersCat

1 Dec 06, 11:36

Originally posted by elindra:
I pm u la
Guess until so chiam

curious ma. i cat Very Happy

kopiosatu

1 Dec 06, 11:36

I used to like the name Chelsea

now its blasphemy Laughing

elindra

1 Dec 06, 11:37

Originally posted by kopiosatu:
I used to like the name Chelsea

now its blasphemy

Coz you lost in soccer bets?

I always think Paris is such a nice girl's name till Paris Hilton came into the picture Laughing

the Bear

1 Dec 06, 11:38

kopi got the hots for Clinton's daughter? Shocked

kopiosatu

1 Dec 06, 11:39

how 'bout those parents who name the kids where they were "made"

e.g. Beckham named his son Brooklyn.

Bangkok Lee
Kuala Lumpur Tan

choco B

1 Dec 06, 11:39

I remember when I was much younger I always named Barbie dolls Crystal
I dunno why that name was so hot back then
Now it just sounds OTT and bimbotic

the Bear

1 Dec 06, 11:39

Paris is a male name.. remember Romeo and Juliet?

Originally posted by elindra:
Coz you lost in soccer bets?

I always think Paris is such a nice girl's name till Paris Hilton came into the picture

Fatum

1 Dec 06, 11:40

Originally posted by kopiosatu:
P or L

LamPar...d

that will surely attract lotsa attention

sorry ... P or L, those that ends lower, are more unattractive than those that end high ... Laughing

kopiosatu

1 Dec 06, 11:40

Originally posted by the Bear:
kopi got the hots for Clinton's daughter?

i prefer thaksin's Laughing

the Bear

1 Dec 06, 11:40

what about that place in Malaysia, Similan Twisted Evil

Originally posted by kopiosatu:
how 'bout those parents who name the kids where they were "made"

e.g. Beckham named his son Brooklyn.

Bangkok Lee
Kuala Lumpur Tan