Thinking about naming my baby girl Bitcoin.. (due in 3 weeks)

[junk1]

Thoughts? I really believe in it, I just finally over a month accumulated a little past 1 btc... any thoughts or suggestions? I DO NOT want to make money off her but with the way the world is does anyone see if its beneficial for her at all?  THANKS@

And if you ever have a son, you should name him: Mark Dollar Sterling. Just to be covered on all fronts. Or perhaps Yen Rupie Jr?

[jakedeez]

I was drunk, I am considering AA thanks..

Haha, guys - we're clearly being too hard on him now. 

[mprep]

Looks like there are people who think a little differently about your idea: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=404577.0.

[BitCoinDream]

Thoughts? I really believe in it, I just finally over a month accumulated a little past 1 btc... any thoughts or suggestions? I DO NOT want to make money off her but with the way the world is does anyone see if its beneficial for her at all?  THANKS@

Sheeeeeh !!! People can be so cheap ? For god's sake dump this ID and join with a new one to this forum. U r gonna be ridiculed/ignored by whoever has seen this post.

[LostDutchman]

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/2452593/Talula-Does-The-Hula-From-Hawaii-not-a-girls-name-New-Zealand-court-rules.html

"Talula Does The Hula From Hawaii' not a girl's name, New Zealand court rules
The parents of a New Zealand girl named Talula Does the Hula From Hawaii have been ordered to change her name because it risks making her the target of abuse and ridicule."

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/06/04/heath-campbell-nazi-uniform_n_3383144.html

"The 40-year-old dad was attending a hearing to ask for visitation rights to his youngest child, 2-year-old Heinrich Hons, who was taken into state custody just hours after his birth in 2011.

Henrich's three Nazi-named siblings -- Adolf Hitler, 7, JoyceLynn Aryan Nation, 6, and 5-year-old Honzlynn Jeannie -- had already been placed in foster care in 2009. The move came a month after the family gained national attention when a ShopRite refused to write "Happy Birthday Adolf Hitler" on a birthday cake."

http://www.neatorama.com/2008/05/19/10-strangest-names-evar/#!rIW4n

"Urhines Kendall Icy Eight Special K"

"GoldenPalaceDotCom Silverman"

"Brfxxccxxmnpcccclllmmnprxvclmnckssqlbb11116"

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-21229475

Who, What, Why: Why do some countries regulate baby names?

".......concerns about child welfare are present in Germany, where a Turkish couple were not allowed to call their baby Osama Bin Laden."

http://www.scarymommy.com/baby-name-donts/

"When you hear of a kid with a bizarre name, I bet the first thing you think is, “Why would a parent do that to their child?” That’s the important and oft overlooked part: the parent makes the call, but the kid lives with it. Your unusual name choice and alternate spelling are burdens your child has to bear. Maybe they’ll work it like RuPaul, maybe they’ll get shoved in a locker, who knows. Just keep that in mind when you’re deciding which fruit or color to name your kid after."

[manobra]

Please dont do that!

My name is Orkut Stevenson.

Tks!

[karbonxx]

How about Bitbaby.

[Caesar V]

Your baby's reaction when she hears her name -

[mprep]

How about Bitbaby.

What about whe she grows up? She won't be a baby forever.

[2bfree]

Name her coin agnostic like cripta (criptah..) something like that.

[LostDutchman]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X-hYLL7Gpos

Take it seriously.

[air_bob]

Please, no.  But honestly, how about Satoshi for a middle name?

I like this answer

[andrewhaas]

Please no!!!!


I agree with Satoshi.

[Got Bitcoin?]

Thoughts? I really believe in it, I just finally over a month accumulated a little past 1 btc... any thoughts or suggestions? I DO NOT want to make money off her but with the way the world is does anyone see if its beneficial for her at all?  THANKS@

I'm not sure if you are being remotely serious, but this "idea" is so void from logic and sanity I don't even know what to make of it. I will reserve making personal judgements because it's the wrong thing to do, but this is just ridiculous, I can't even take it seriously as a joke.

I genuinely hope you would never consider such a thing, even in jest. I don't care how obsessed you are over the bitcoin phenomenon or how clever you may think it is.

[LostDutchman]

Thoughts? I really believe in it, I just finally over a month accumulated a little past 1 btc... any thoughts or suggestions? I DO NOT want to make money off her but with the way the world is does anyone see if its beneficial for her at all?  THANKS@

I'm not sure if you are being remotely serious, but this "idea" is so void from logic and sanity I don't even know what to make of it. I will reserve making personal judgements because it's the wrong thing to do, but this is just ridiculous, I can't even take it seriously as a joke.

I genuinely hope you would never consider such a thing, even in jest. I don't care how obsessed you are over the bitcoin phenomenon or how clever you may think it is.

You are 100% correct but for one thing:

" I will reserve making personal judgements because it's the wrong thing to do..."

No, no and no!

We make judgements everyday and making those judgements is precisely the RIGHT thing to do!

In some respects we have become so open-minded that our brains have fallen out!

My $.02.

[whtchocla7e]

OP you should change your own name to "Bitcoin".
Or if you want less thrills, start off with a bitcoin tattoo and see how you like that. A tattoo is easier is hide.

[buzybit]

Would you have been happy if your parents had name you 'Dollar'?

Get a grip man. Giving her bitcoins: yes, cool, go for it. Naming her 'Bitcoin': not so much.

lolz

no do not do it man!
after all bitcoin may never succeed or the next cryptocoin that your grown up girl will use will be something entirely different, with another name!

[BitcoinSteve]

not one donation, even for me not too lol.. its ok everyone I AM NOT NAMING HER THAT!!!

[TheButterZone]

So is anyone going to name their kid Sana or what?

[tvbcof]

I just remembered some people who lived in my area in the 20's and 30's.  My area is still pretty backwater now, but even more back in those days.

These people named their kids after the cities the kid was born in, and it formed a record of their migration across the country.  A boy was named 'Baltimore' and went by 'Baldy' (even though he had a pretty good head of hair.)  A girl was named 'Los Angeles' and went by 'Lossy'.

There is no indication that the kids suffered extensive emotional damage on account of their names even though there was at least one newspaper report on the matter.