My colleague has just named her son "Blue"...

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Moshe Gariani

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Mar 10, 2005
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Certainly unusual.

Anyone else come across it recently?
 










MJsGhost

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Nope. That's odd.

He'll love his parents for that one,I'm sure, once he's heard the following a few times...

"I'm Blue"

"daba dee?"

:facepalm:
 




Aadam

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DavidinSouthampton

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Is his second name "is the colour"
 




Wilko

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I also know a fella called Blue. I think it is a WICKED name, I would love to be called Blue.
 






Gritt23

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Jul 7, 2003
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There was a girl at my wifes school (she's a teacher, not a pupil!) called Stacy, but that was unfortunately short for Ecstacy. While it might be nice to think that she was named after their euphoric emotion on hearing of the pregnancy, knowing the area she teaches in, I don't think so.
 


Oscar

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Nov 10, 2003
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Maybe she was an old High Chaparral fan. All the girls love Blue boy...

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Brovion

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Old mate of mine from years back called his son 'Blue'. This was in the early seventies so he's probably about 40 now.
 


skipper734

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You could always ask UNCLE BUCK! Another High Chaparral reference.

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