This will sound really strange but what da hell...did anybody here named their kids, pets after Mick, Keith, Ronn, Charlie, Bill...?

I used to have a budgie called Ronnie.

We had a baby goat named Brian

I used to have a son called Brian, but when he left the band and then died, I had the child adopted

well i have a parrot named after Keith..

i have girls my ex wife did not like the names jade, bianca or angie.
now that my kids can talk they call my favourite band the rolling wheelchairs.
sometimes it just hurts to be a stones freak father.

vudicus Wrote:
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> I used to have a budgie called Ronnie.


what is a budgie?

We had a dog named Bill who was constantly humping everyone's leg.
He grew too old for that, and he left us, sadly.
Now we have a new dog named Darryl who is actually very well behaved.



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CindyC Wrote:
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Either



or



You decide.

I hear a certain Kent is named after the county.
Because the Glimmer Twins were born there.
And I aint jokin'.

I'm just 20 years, so still no kids.

A cousin of mine who was totally Stones-obsessed, and actually died trying to live what he thought was the Keith lifestyle, gave his son the middle name Keith. I never went to such extremes, but I do have a cockatiel named Scoop after the Pete Townshend album.

I have sort of a love-hate relationship with the Who.

CindyC Wrote:
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parakeet ??

Gazza Wrote:
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> I used to have a son called Brian, but when he
> left the band and then died, I had the child
> adopted


...you're not going to believe what we did with our first son, Pete Best.

I named my son Brian, he was born on Mick's birthday, guess I killed 2 birds with one stone.

Well believe it or not, my sons name is Charlie.
His mother claims he was named after Chaplin....but we know better ;-)
He's 19 years old and went to his first Stones concert in Horsens last year and to his second this sunday in Copenhagen. He's a fan right now...the old guy here must have done something right in his upbringing :-)

Hmmm... had a cat named Ralph from '66 to '77. Didn't think that was relevant, but on second thought... Keith cleaned up not long after that.

Well I named my liver Keith. Does that count?

"It's just some friends of mine and they're busting down the door"

Depends. Is your liver the '62 - '67 Keith, the '68 -'70 Keith, the '71 - '78 Keith, the '79 - '85 Keith, or what? Gotta be serious damage to be a real hommage. (Or is that "hommard"? Must practice french...)

Well I know a family who named their kid Jagger.
But not after Sir Mick...after Jagger Cates, a character on General Hospital.

Tch! Sad... Only worthwhile character was Luke...

SomeTorontoGirl Wrote:
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> Depends. Is your liver the '62 - '67 Keith, the
> '68 -'70 Keith, the '71 - '78 Keith, the '79 - '85
> Keith, or what? Gotta be serious damage to be a
> real hommage. (Or is that "hommard"? Must practice
> french...)


All of the above..............and in progress.

"It's just some friends of mine and they're busting down the door"

Slainte!

Uh yeah right............????????????

I have a fish called Wanda if that means anything.

Kids make you responsible



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sweetcharmedlife Wrote:
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> Uh yeah right............????????????


How to explain Slainte (pronounced Slan-Ja")... Ah! Internet says:

Scotland:
Slainte or Slainte Mhor (even more)
"Cheers" in Scotland is Slainte Mhath! (Good Health). The response is Slainte Mhor! (Great Health).
Scottish: Slainte. Here's tae ye

A great Scottish toasts goes as follows - "Here's te us, was' like us, damn
few and their all deed"

Basically translated - Here's to us, those that were like us, there's damn few of
them and those that there are, are all dead.

It's great to recite with a friend, one person would start raising a drink - "Here's
te us..." and the friend would reply "was' like us" the first person would complete
- "damn few and their all deed"


Some Irish will also lay claim to the toast - expect there may be some fighting about that in London...

Don't know if either have any particular toast to Keith or his liver. May be a new thread...

hmm...very kul web site i most say "chelskeith" . are u thinkin in the near future to have some more babys? cause it would be nice that u could have the whole band at home

i was afraid my daughter wouldn't like to be called "keith",
so she became "nina" instead - inspired by the great nina simone.

my godson's called michael, I call him mick of course...