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Does your childs name predict what they will be in life
Family & Relationships / 5:44 PM - Tuesday December 01, 2009

does your childs name predict what they will be in life

example Tyler

- Asked by Female, 36-45, Toronto, Financial / Banking

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What the hell is tyler supposed to predict?

- Response by desota18, A Creative, Male, 18-21, Student

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Well...since my name translates literally to "Who is like God"....I'd say odds are not.

- Response by drumboi2, A Mr. Nice Guy, Male, 56-65, Who Cares?

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no.

example? no.

- Response by two469, A Career Man, Male, Who Cares?, Hospitality

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I do. A lot of famous people do not have common names.Artist and inventors.Not wierd.Just uncommon.

- Response by frenchkiss49, Female, 56-65, Tampa, Who Cares?

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Celebrities with the baby name TYLER:
TYLER ARNASON, professional hockey player
TYLER ASHE, football player
TYLER BOUCK, professional hockey player
TYLER BRAYTON, football player
TYLER CHRISTOPHER, actor
TYLER CLIPPARD, baseball player
TYLER CROTTY, Meme
TYLER ECKER, football player
TYLER EVERETT, football player
TYLER FLORENCE, Chef
TYLER FREDRICKSON, football player
TYLER GREEN, baseball player
TYLER GRISHAM, football player
TYLER HEMMING, soccer player
TYLER HILTON, Singer
TYLER HOECHLIN, actor
TYLER HOUSTON, baseball player
TYLER JOHNSON, baseball player
TYLER JONES, football player
TYLER KENNEDY, hockey player
TYLER KING, football player
TYLER LORENZEN , football player
TYLER LUEBKE, football player
TYLER LUELLEN, football player
TYLER MOSS, hockey player
TYLER PALKO, football player
TYLER PERRY, Playwright
TYLER POLUMBUS, football player
TYLER REED, football player
TYLER ROBERTS, football player

- Response by newnumbersguy32, A Mr. Nice Guy, Male, 36-45, Financial / Banking

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Ummm, don't think so... just because his name is Tyler won't mean he'll lay tiles as his profession. Only boy name that I can think where it may work is the name Guy.

- Response by melmac, Female, 26-28

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I hope so. My older daughter already is living up to the real meaning of her name . . . and it's the same name as a real empress, so that'd be pretty cool if she could be an empress someday. :)

- Response by carinabay, Female, 46-55, Lawyer

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you tell me

matthew john noumena
christy lynn
Daniel agustine
Christian Nicolas
Candace Gabriella


further thx vonne noumena

- Response by jamiesangel777, Female, 46-55, Other Profession

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simply amazing

- Response by buffersclone, An Intellectual Guy, Male, 56-65, Los Angeles, Managerial

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No, but it sure determines if he's going get the shit kicked out of him by other boys in the playground. And NNG has WAY too much time on his hands to roll off that list of tylers.

- Response by lioness21, Female, 26-28, Consulting

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Er, no - my first name means 'dedicated to God' and I'm an atheist.

- Response by tabbycat1, Female, 26-28, London, Internet / New Media

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I don't know. What does the name Tyler predict or stand for? I don't have a baby name book to look it up, so you should have supplied the info. One of my kid's is named Diane, goddess of the hunt. Well, that she ain't. So, I would say that what your kid becomes depends on how you raised him and what genes you and the father supplied. You can name a baby lion 'Kitty Kat', raise it around people and for a while it will be fine. But in the end it is still a lion, so the genes win out. Now if you have a boy and name him Sue, I would predict that he will grow up to be either a really big wuss or one mean S.O.B.!!!!!!!!!!!!

- Response by gingham, Female, 66 or older, Baltimore, Construction

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sometimes I think it does

- Response by bigcurt, A Mr. Nice Guy, Male, 46-55, Pittsburgh, Self-Employed

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NO, but it can impact their life, often significantly.

ex. Kids with common names, who's parents give them "unusual" spellilngs. Megan for example, is often changed by "trendy" parents to be Mheghan, Meghan etc...

STUPID STUPID STUPID!!!!!

While it will not put your kid on the street, it WILL force them to correct, and subsequently have to spell out her name to every single government agency, teacher, boss, colleague, friend...basically ANYONE EVER that has to write down her name in an official capacity.

- Response by girldownunder, Female, 29-35, Sydney, Medical / Dental

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I have only known two Tylers.

One was a really messed up kid, into the whole Goth scene, hard drugs etc.

The other Tyler cannot hold down a job for very long, has a huge ego and anger issues.

- Response by A Creative, Male, 26-28

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Oh mercy me lets hope not. I recall years back one football player was named Terdell Middleton. Can you imagine his nickname.

- Response by gilpill, An Intellectual Guy, Male, 46-55, Chicago, Internet / New Media

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