To entertain the bored

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Imagine you have 10 children. Use the following descriptors to name your brood, and comment if you actually like/dislike the names you have used.

1. use year of birth to determine - male in odd years, female in even years
first name after your grandparents or parents, second name after a place (town, state, country, etc)

2. right handed = male, left = female
first name must end in -son, second name longer than 7 letters

3. & 4. toss a coin twice, heads = m, tails = female
first names after musicians, second names something environmental

5. female
top girls name

6. male
top boys name

7. your choice male/female
first name after a television character, second after a literary character

8. wearing a watch = male, not wearing a watch = female
first name something common, second name also something common

9. how many letters in your name? odd=male, even = female
first name something alternative/odd but you like, second name consisting of less than 4 letters

10. sex of sibling closest in age to you (if only child, use cousin or other family member... if all else fails, use a pet!)
same initials as you, eg if your name is Sarah Lee (lol... icecream!) number nine must have the initials S. L.

Comments

It turned out mostly boys.

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1. Robert Trenton (m) I like it, but I would probably call him Trent.

2. Mason Christopher (m) okay.

3. Kenneth Sky (m)(Kenneth is for Kenny Loggins) I like it
4. Mayer Raine (m) (Mayer for John, duh) It's okay. I like Mayer.

5. Kate Ashton (f) love et <3

6. Harrison Blake (m) Love et <3

7. Clark Darcy (m) (Clark Kent from "Smallville"; Mr. Darcy) it's nice.

8. Michael John (m) my ex-boyfriend's name - it's okay.

9. Matthias Ian (m) love :)

10. Aiden Matthias (m) LOVE :)