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Since my dogs name is Duke, will it be weird if I name my kid Luke? Should I change Sascha's name to Daisy, and trade my car in for the General Lee?
I think we pretty much have our name choice narrowed down to Lucas or Jacob, and Lucas seems to be gaining an edge.

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I like Luca too. He was a hot doctor on ER.
Does she live on the second floor?
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That song immediately popped into my head when she said she liked Luca.
I really like Lucas too.
I also love Luca, but I am a filthy goombah, so that is to be expected.
For less then ten cents a day, you can feed a hungry child.
Let's not let an awful song ruin a fine name.
I like both names, but Lucas does make me think of this
Jacob is very popular, and my H hates the twilight association, which is why it's currently losing to Lucas. But it's my H's name, and I love it. We would most likely call him Jack. Actually, I would just name him Jack, but my H has this weird thing about naming kids nicknames.
Mashed, I don't know what that picture is. Do I need to google?
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whaa? You've never seen Lucas? Go watch it.
I am strongly against naming a kid after a parent as well as naming them something and then calling them something else. Plus, Jacob has been ruined by Twilight for at least another 5 years.
I love the name Lucas. It's been on my list of potential names for a while.
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I don't like naming kids after parents either.
But I also think Luke and Duke is a little odd.
Sorry to hear you have to start over with this.
we all fall down sometimes
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I think it doesn't bother me if it is a common nick name. Like naming your kid Jason and calling him Jay is fine, but naming him Jason and calling him Frank is not.
For less then ten cents a day, you can feed a hungry child.
There's that, but naming a kid John and calling him Jack doesn't bother me, maybe because it seems to be common on the Irish side of my family. I don't have a problem with just naming a kid Jack either.
I also dislike naming kids after the parents.
Excuse my while I go cross Cali off my list of potential middle names.
I am (in theory) against naming a kid one thing, and calling them something else. I prefer names with no nickname options for just this reason. BUT, my h thinks every foffing name is really just a nickname for some other more elaborate name, and insists that we only use the full version. So, I've kind of given up that fight.
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If you name your kid Jason and end up calling him Jay, I think that's no big deal. But if you want a kid named Jay so you name him Jason, that's where I take issue.
Boxer, I forgot that your H is a crazy person. I will reign in my expectations a bit. But either way, I still vote for Lucas. Or Desmond.
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I keep feeling like this conversation is about my brother. It's all trippy, like "How did you know I call him Jay?"
Clearly, everything is about me.
At this point, I'm just happy that he hasn't shouted "Lucas isn't a name! It's short for Lucastopher!!!"
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I don't know. I think some names look better on a resume and gives the kid a better option for professional settings. Like, Christie is a cute name for a kid, but I'd rather my adult child have the option to use Christine.
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This is pretty much our line of thinking. Andrew is more professional than Andy, but I find it very weird when people call him Andrew now. Plus, my H wanted him to have the option of Andrew, Andy, or Drew when he gets older. My husband is not a fan of his own name. It sounds like a girls name, is spelled like a made up name, and has no other option for nickname. He's bitter.
I like Lucas and Jacob. However, now that Mashed mentioned it, all I can think of is Lucaplacia.