Felix.
Toughen the lad up FFS. If hes a typical Elliot then yes. If hes someone who is popular and well-developed emotionally then no.
IT ALL DEPENDS ON HOW THE PARENTS BRING UP THEIR CHILD.
Can you remember a popular kid who was bullied? No, it was the wierd quiet ones who were picked on. Wierd and quiet probably due to their home situation.
FTLOG make it something easy to spell correctly
Rasta Ferguson
Now that is good.
How about, right seeing as how Ferguson is a version of a Scandinavian name, Thorgerson, calling the little bugger Storm, after the bloke what done loads of album covers?
Just checked back in - some good suggesitons there..!
Paul or Pauline, t'is a great name 
I actually love use of the word "Wise" as a name, had a cat called Wise, just worked really well. Whether or not it would work as a 'proper' name I dunno.
Mrs Ed is expecting our first born and the MiL said 'you could name him after someone you admire' and her dad is italian so I thought 'a-ha!!!'
apparently Pantani Hornby wasn't an acceptable choice.. bah
JAKE
can't be shortened and just a great name IMO (Yes my son is Jake)
Duncan if it's a boy & Penelope if it's girl 
In my opinion i reckon....Fraser.
Or Hugh...
You should not ask here, you should be asking a fine, traditional gentleman like the one featured in [url=mes, 18, Chelsea Ann Stamford Bridge, 16 - named after Mr Houghton's favourite football team and their home ground - Joanne, 14, Jack, ten, and Summer, two. Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1272512/20-000-benefits-father-seven-children-video-games--pay-huge-booze-bill.html#ixzz0wgxZLaIfthis article[/url].
His kids are called:
James, 18, Chelsea Ann Stamford Bridge, 16 - named after Mr Houghton's favourite football team and their home ground - Joanne, 14, Jack, ten, and Summer, two.
and no, I don't read the Daily Mail!!
ours is either Barrie or Pauline*
*it's quite entertaining when people try to work out if you're being serious or not. Especially when you specify "Barrie with an IE"
"captain danger Furguson"
"doctor danger Furguson"
"Yourin danger Furguson"
"getoffthatcounterandwashthosebloodyhands Furguson"
"velociraptor Furguson"
"professor Furguson"
apparently Pantani Hornby wasn't an acceptable choice.. bah
What about Marc Hornby?
if they baby is small you MUST call him Hercules.
its the law.
we didn't name our boy for his first 3 days; originally he was going to be called Morgan, but he didn't look like a morgan so he got named Benjamin James.
the reasoning .... benjamin because at 9lb 1oz - big Ben; James because his surname is Cook and James COOK 'found' Australia (my second favourite country).
yes, i know his initials will be B.J. but he is a big bast4rd and he will kick your teethin if you take the p1ss 
My default diversionary name is Derek. Not Derrick, or Derryck. Derek.
"Because you know where you are with Derek."
Rosco-Osbaldistan Ferguson has a certain ring to it (I used to have a rat called this, without the Ferguson bit, but don't let that put you off).
Prometheus
Thor
Odin
Ganesh
Ulysses
My boy is due in November and I want to call him Logan, but Mrs B isn't having it. Hoping she will come around in the end as I can't think of anything else I like.
lucifer?
Mohammed
Or Simon.
So far both the names 'Simon' and 'Massey' have been suggested. Is it mine? Was ourwomaninthenorth the lady I had the knee-trembler with behind the bus depot early in the new year?
she may have been Si, but you won't be the daddy if so!
Murdoch, Archie, Lance, Zak,
How about Gustavus Ulysses Ferguson...
aka GUF 
Wanted to call one of my son's Botolph but the 'ex wasn't keen. He got named Callum (same name as an old friend) and we didn't know any other young kids called that. So thought it would be pretty rare.
That year Callum jumped into the top 10 on the baby names list = I have no idea why; looking at the kids maybe there was some famous wendyball player with that name 
When he hit school there were 3 in his class.
I have thought about this and have decided you may call him Epicyclo.
she may have been Si, but you won't be the daddy if so!
Ah well. Looks like it'll just be little Barrie/Pauline Massey then
To shut our relatives up, we told them that the two choices we had for boys names were Adolf and Ghengis, as "they're not very popular and we don't him to have a common name"
Adolf. Just like the bloke who founded Adidas....
TED THEODORE LOGAN ESQUIRE!
Shouldn't that be Edward Theodore Logan Esq...
Er, I think it should actually be Theodore "Ted" Logan, but that's how I remember it from the film.
What about Garfield?
Its future-proof.
Only we know it was a cartoon-strip cat from the 80's. In the future it'll lose this connotation with boys/girls his age.
Well, time is ticking. Tomorrow and we'll have an answer.
(hora - Garfield, as in the cricketer Garfield Sobers, famous for scoring six sixes in an over?)
Yes.
Nickname can also be Garf
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