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[caxopog]

omg, men, d't name your daughters Tali, pleeease)
yes, Tali is my favorite character in games ever - she's very adorable, i agreed.

But your children are independent humans and this name may ruin her life.

I know about this - i'm from Russia (former soviet union) and our people in 1950-1980 years very often named their children like Lenina (in name of Vladimir Lenin), Hertrud (Hero of "Trud" (work)), Olympiada (in name of olympic games), Dazdraperma ("Da zdrawstwuet pervoye maya" (in name of 1st may celebrations)).
And this people now have problems with their names - they're too funny for modern people. Sometimes they're forced to change their names.

Yes yes, Tali sounds much better, than Dazdraperma agreed

[Fenrisfil]

We could balance it up by naming our sons Garrus.

I think a dog named Grunt would be funny too and dog's don't really care if they get a silly name either. I'd also have a cat named Admiral Hackett. Lol.

[gamer_girl]

But I can see how naming a girl after a very good man with an alarmingly bald head could be problematic... Not exactly the best way to show femininity.

[ryder500]

caxopog wrote...

omg, men, d't name your daughters Tali, pleeease)
yes, Tali is my favorite character in games ever - she's very adorable, i agreed.

But your children are independent humans and this name may ruin her life.

I know about this - i'm from Russia (former soviet union) and our people in 1950-1980 years very often named their children like Lenina (in name of Vladimir Lenin), Hertrud (Hero of "Trud" (work)), Olympiada (in name of olympic games), Dazdraperma ("Da zdrawstwuet pervoye maya" (in name of 1st may celebrations)).
And this people now have problems with their names - they're too funny for modern people. Sometimes they're forced to change their names.

Yes yes, Tali sounds much better, than Dazdraperma agreed

While that is a valid point of view, the context of the name Tali when compared to names you provided is quite different. For instance, I'm pretty sure Lenin, a revolutionary in Russia is much more widely and well known than Tali, a character in a computer game. 

The name Tali is perfectly fine in modern society. I would think that it would be fine to name your daughter Tali.

[eLMuTTo]

Tali would be a good name for a daughter.
Hell it's better than my name irl. I've only heard of another person with my name that's how odd it is.

[caxopog]

ryder500 wrote...

caxopog wrote...

omg, men, d't name your daughters Tali, pleeease)
yes, Tali is my favorite character in games ever - she's very adorable, i agreed.

But your children are independent humans and this name may ruin her life.

I know about this - i'm from Russia (former soviet union) and our people in 1950-1980 years very often named their children like Lenina (in name of Vladimir Lenin), Hertrud (Hero of "Trud" (work)), Olympiada (in name of olympic games), Dazdraperma ("Da zdrawstwuet pervoye maya" (in name of 1st may celebrations)).
And this people now have problems with their names - they're too funny for modern people. Sometimes they're forced to change their names.

Yes yes, Tali sounds much better, than Dazdraperma agreed

While that is a valid point of view, the context of the name Tali when compared to names you provided is quite different. For instance, I'm pretty sure Lenin, a revolutionary in Russia is much more widely and well known than Tali, a character in a computer game. 

The name Tali is perfectly fine in modern society. I would think that it would be fine to name your daughter Tali.

Should agree with this.
Maybe i just too overestimate popularity of ME in wide masses of people

Tali sounds like eastern name and sounds realy cool
btw, quarians are like gypsies in real world - maybe this name comes from them too o_O

[gamer_girl]

I'm loving when people from around the world who don't know English as well as us pompous North American folk post. The way they say things is quite frankly adorable to me.

[gamer_girl]

My name is decently common, but nowhere in the realm of Kaitlyn or Ashley.
My problem with it is that a very... Unsavory celebrity unfortunately has the same name that I do.

[ryder500]

gamer_girl wrote...

My name is decently common, but nowhere in the realm of Kaitlyn or Ashley.
My problem with it is that a very... Unsavory celebrity unfortunately has the same name that I do.

[smilie]http://social.bioware.com/images/forum/emoticons/grin.png[/smilie] Well my name is Ryder. I've never heard of anyone else who has the same name as me. Care to share?

Hehe. Tali is such an awesome name though.

[Fenrisfil]

gamer_girl wrote...

My name is decently common, but nowhere in the realm of Kaitlyn or Ashley.
My problem with it is that a very... Unsavory celebrity unfortunately has the same name that I do.

The first things that came to mind were "Paris" and "Snooky". More/Less unsavory?

[eLMuTTo]

gamer_girl wrote...

My name is decently common, but nowhere in the realm of Kaitlyn or Ashley.
My problem with it is that a very... Unsavory celebrity unfortunately has the same name that I do.

Doesn't mean that you same the same traits as said celebrity.

[gamer_girl]

Lmao it's less unsavory than that.
I'm just scared to give my name online...
:S

Modifié par gamer_girl, 03 avril 2012 - 12:18 .

[Pride Demon]

ryder500 wrote...

caxopog wrote...

omg, men, d't name your daughters Tali, pleeease)
yes, Tali is my favorite character in games ever - she's very adorable, i agreed.

But your children are independent humans and this name may ruin her life.

I know about this - i'm from Russia (former soviet union) and our people in 1950-1980 years very often named their children like Lenina (in name of Vladimir Lenin), Hertrud (Hero of "Trud" (work)), Olympiada (in name of olympic games), Dazdraperma ("Da zdrawstwuet pervoye maya" (in name of 1st may celebrations)).
And this people now have problems with their names - they're too funny for modern people. Sometimes they're forced to change their names.

Yes yes, Tali sounds much better, than Dazdraperma agreed

While that is a valid point of view, the context of the name Tali when compared to names you provided is quite different. For instance, I'm pretty sure Lenin, a revolutionary in Russia is much more widely and well known than Tali, a character in a computer game. 

The name Tali is perfectly fine in modern society. I would think that it would be fine to name your daughter Tali.

Indeed, Tali is in fact a real female name...
I believe it to be of either Armenian or Jewish origin, it means "morning dew"...

EDIT: sorry for the blank post, wrong button...

Modifié par Pride Demon, 03 avril 2012 - 12:15 .

[Jaykel]

ryder500 wrote...

How about a question.

How many of you would be interested in naming your daughter Tali if you ever have a daughter?

I want to love Tali as a man, not as a father, you know what i mean

[EmperorZorn]

Let's all name our children "Commander Shepard". It's going to be hilarious.

"Commander Shepard, stop throwing mud at the other kids !"

@Gamer_girl:
You've chosen a great artwork for this page !

Modifié par EmperorZorn, 03 avril 2012 - 12:19 .

[eLMuTTo]

Tali is Hebrew, a diminutive of Tal which means 'dew'

[ryder500]

I'll have 2 sons the reason solely being to name them Wrex and Shepard. Hilarity would ensue.

Shepard: Wrex.
Wrex: Shepard.

Modifié par ryder500, 03 avril 2012 - 12:20 .

[caxopog]

EmperorZorn wrote...

Let's all name our children "Commander Shepard". It's going to be hilarious.

"Commander Shepard, stop throwing mud at the other kids !"

@Gamer_girl:
You've chosen a great artwork for this page !

yea)
first name: Commander Shepard
last name: Nicolson

[eLMuTTo]

ryder500 wrote...

I'll have 2 sons the reason solely being to name them Wrex and Shepard. Hilarity would ensue.

Shepard: Wrex.
Wrex: Shepard.

Wrex would need a deep voice as well.

[Fenrisfil]

LOL@Shepard/Wrex thing. On a related note, anyone else named their Shepard "Shepard" or "Commander"? Nice to have people use my first name now and then.

Modifié par Fenrisfil, 03 avril 2012 - 12:29 .

[Dilandau3000]

Fenrisfil wrote...

LOL@Shepard/Wrex thing. On a related note, anyone else named their Shepard "Shepard" or "Commander"? Nice to have people use my first name now and then.

That would make the discussion with Chakwas in ME3 kind of weird.

"I've never used your first name, Commander, and I never will."
"But Commander is my first name!"



EDIT: I named one of my Shepard's Yuri. I'll give you a cookie if you can figure out why.

Modifié par Dilandau3000, 03 avril 2012 - 12:34 .

[EmperorZorn]

Dilandau3000 wrote...

EDIT: I named one of my Shepard's Yuri. I'll give you a cookie if you can figure out why.

That's..... but.... what kind of cookie are we talking about ?

Modifié par EmperorZorn, 03 avril 2012 - 12:38 .

[Yuvero]

Well my forum name is my real last name, is weird, but my name is really common. I don't think I will call my daugther Tali.... got a family friend that his name is Tali, he is from a arabic country.

[Fenrisfil]

Dilandau3000 wrote...

Fenrisfil wrote...

LOL@Shepard/Wrex thing. On a related note, anyone else named their Shepard "Shepard" or "Commander"? Nice to have people use my first name now and then.

That would make the discussion with Chakwas in ME3 kind of weird.

"I've never used your first name, Commander, and I never will."
"But Commander is my first name!"



EDIT: I named one of my Shepard's Yuri. I'll give you a cookie if you can figure out why.

First Man in space. Either that or your a fan of spoon bending.

Modifié par Fenrisfil, 03 avril 2012 - 12:38 .

[Dilandau3000]

Fenrisfil wrote...

First Man in space.

Indeed. And Shepard's the second (Alan B. Shepard). I thought it was neat.