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[upsman_17]

So, me and my wife are expecting our first baby in about 2 weeks. We still have not settled on a name. It has come down to 2 choices. Both will be utilized as either first/middle name. I have a preference but my wife is the undecided one. Sooooo, looking for some input here if anyone would like to contribute. The choices are:

1) Nash

2) Vincent

The positives of Nash is that it's a stong, unique name. But not stupid unique (like hollywood actor baby names). But she isn't sure bc Nash is 1 syllable and our last name is 1 syllable - so she is not sure about the flow of it. Yeah, I know what your thinking bc I never thought that was an issue before she mentioned it. This is what I am up against here people.

The positives of Vincent is that there are many ways you can shorten it or have nicknames (Vince, Vin, Vincenzo) whereas Nash is just Nash. We both agree though that we would not call him Vinny though - we hate that. But she worries other people will call him Vinny. I like it shortened to Vin. Nobody F's with a Vin.

I came up with both options and she liked them and I do have a preference but I've told her it is her decision. So what do you guys think?

Thanks

[sexkitteh]

Vincent Nash sounds better imo....

[Dr BoneCrusher]

Vicent Nash has a nice ring to it

[iteachem]

Vincent Nash seems to flow.. Nash Vincent seems choppy to pronounce....

[Nyx]

I like Vincent Nash too.

[Philo Beddoe]

Vincent Nash for me....out of curiousity though, have you considered Philo?

[Luciferianism]

They are both terrible names. I like the names Andrew, Michael or Satan for a boy. Since you're from New York I'd also suggest Tupac.

[Paulio]

Vincent Nash. Easy choice

[dudeman]

Vincent Nash seems pretty cool, but how does it flow with your one syllable last name? i.e.: when he's in big trouble and your wife has to yell at him using all three of his names like a serial killer, will it work?

The pro to having Vincent as the middle name would be if/when you say the full name you'll have one syllable, two syllables, and your one syllable last name.

Nash could always be shortened to "Ash", although it's not exactly necessary.

I think I'm going to go with Nash Vincent.

[sexkitteh]

Well... grab a 1 syllable last name like Smith and say it: Vincent Nash Smith!

It works...

[G Wiz]

(# of names) x (syllables in names) / (expected birth month #) = Vincent Nash

[NotHappyatU]

Steve....Nash? Vince...Vaugh?

[Max Power]

You have to remeber middle names are for angry mothers and driver's licenses, not much else. Do you want to call him Nash, or Vinnie?

I would go with Nash.

[Philo Beddoe]

You have to remeber middle names are for angry mothers and driver's licenses, not much else. Do you want to call him Nash, or Vinnie?

I would go with Nash.

I still like vincent

[sexkitteh]

What.... no one remembers Nash Bridges??? BEST SHOW EVER!!!!!!

That's all I think of when you say Nash... don johnson lol