Mohammed is the most popular boys name for 2014

I wonder how many have surnames like Haythornthwaite or Birtwistle? 

Is this just in Burnley?

stop stealing my posts.

Who, me or him?

Breadman wrote:Is this just in Burnley?

No the country. 


http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/most-popular-baby-names-2014-mohamed-tops-boys-list-while-frozens-elsa-enters-girls-top-100-9894635.html

Breadman wrote:Who, me or him?

Him.

So in a few years we'll have a new poster on here called Mohammed Dragon?

Hipster_Nebula wrote:

Breadman wrote:Who, me or him?

Him.

Who?

It's always struck me as a bit odd that you're not allowed to draw a picture of "The Prophet" but you can name kids after him.

That seems daft to me.

You might do a brilliant picture of him and make him look all fit and sexy and stuff and your kid (Little Mo) might turn out to be a right bastard and spend his life dealing drugs and generally being a knob.

Surely that's a bigger disrespect of "The Prophet's" name than a scribbled drawing?

Copper Dragon wrote:I wonder how many have surnames like Haythornthwaite or Birtwistle? 

The only Birtwistle I know is from accrington and writes bollocks like this. Bet you don't make it past a minute.

Breadman wrote:It's always struck me as a bit odd that you're not allowed to draw a picture of "The Prophet" but you can name kids after him.

That seems daft to me.

You might do a brilliant picture of him and make him look all fit and sexy and stuff and your kid (Little Mo) might turn out to be a right bastard and spend his life dealing drugs and generally being a knob.

Surely that's a bigger disrespect of "The Prophet's" name than a scribbled drawing?

You bellend, the prophet is called Muhammad, not Mohammed. Read the bloody Quran.

37 seconds, Boncey (and that was a struggle!)

No wonder they were all disappearing down that ladder.

That was shit!

Breadman wrote:37 seconds, Boncey (and that was a struggle!)

No wonder they were all disappearing down that ladder.

That was shit!

The audience started a stampede to join them down there!

Natasha Whittam wrote:

You bellend, the prophet is called Muhammad, not Mohammed. Read the bloody Quran.

I can barely do English, so I've no chance with Arabic.

Can't you just tell me what happens?

I'm sure there's a movie on it.

The butler did it.

I lasted 36 seconds. Not my thing at all.

Breadman wrote:It's always struck me as a bit odd that you're not allowed to draw a picture of "The Prophet" but you can name kids after him.

That seems daft to me.

You might do a brilliant picture of him and make him look all fit and sexy and stuff and your kid (Little Mo) might turn out to be a right bastard and spend his life dealing drugs and generally being a knob.

Surely that's a bigger disrespect of "The Prophet's" name than a scribbled drawing?

Images in general are a touchy subject which is why Moorish design is angular and structured. I was involved in building a palace for the heir apparent in Qatar (now ruler) and we supplied a 100m coloured glass wall for the swimming pool room with an abstract design of a hunting falcon and that was considered very risque at the time.

Wasn't Mohammed the most popular boys name last year and the year before too? Seem to think it was.

wanderlust wrote:

Breadman wrote:It's always struck me as a bit odd that you're not allowed to draw a picture of "The Prophet" but you can name kids after him.

That seems daft to me.

You might do a brilliant picture of him and make him look all fit and sexy and stuff and your kid (Little Mo) might turn out to be a right bastard and spend his life dealing drugs and generally being a knob.

Surely that's a bigger disrespect of "The Prophet's" name than a scribbled drawing?

Images in general are a touchy subject which is why Moorish design is angular and structured. I was involved in building a palace for the heir apparent in Qatar (now ruler) and we supplied a 100m coloured glass wall for the swimming pool room with an abstract design of a hunting falcon and that was considered very risque at the time.

Wasn't Mohammed the most popular boys name last year and the year before too? Seem to think it was.

Classy. Does it have a pool table?

boltonbonce wrote:

wanderlust wrote:

Breadman wrote:It's always struck me as a bit odd that you're not allowed to draw a picture of "The Prophet" but you can name kids after him.

That seems daft to me.

You might do a brilliant picture of him and make him look all fit and sexy and stuff and your kid (Little Mo) might turn out to be a right bastard and spend his life dealing drugs and generally being a knob.

Surely that's a bigger disrespect of "The Prophet's" name than a scribbled drawing?

Images in general are a touchy subject which is why Moorish design is angular and structured. I was involved in building a palace for the heir apparent in Qatar (now ruler) and we supplied a 100m coloured glass wall for the swimming pool room with an abstract design of a hunting falcon and that was considered very risque at the time.

Wasn't Mohammed the most popular boys name last year and the year before too? Seem to think it was.

Classy. Does it have a pool table?

No. But it had a gazelle pit the size of a football pitch. Need plenty of meat for parties. This particular chap apparently had a penchant for fine dining, coke and British Airways hostesses.