It's a boy.
 

I know you're all probably getting sick of the updates, but we went for the 20 week scan yesterday and it's a boy :)


(woo!)

Lol. Congrats man. What'll you name him?

Cheers dude. I was thinking Mica.....i know, i know, really shouldn't name your kid after someone from a sci fi series but really liked the name....i know the misses' uncle died and we ended up with most of his stuff cause we're kind of struggling at the moment so she wants to put in one of his names, 'Kinsey' as a middle, but honestly i havent a clue what the baby will end up as, i'm quite font of strong welsh names or celtic names, Tamlin, Gwyddion, Myrddyn, Llyr, Lliw, etc. But she'd never have it, and i don't blame her really :p
It's taking my last name anyway, anyone got any suggestions for boys names feel free to throw 'em out there, girls names were so much easier.

A Welsh name would be the bollocks, keep the tradition up! Good luck my man.

Thanks mate, You a Welshy?

I call for a home circumcision.

I'll do it for you if you feel to much of a pansy. I have an excellent pair of nail clippers.

What's wrong with Taffy? :(

Llewellyn would be really cool.

Congrats mate. :beer:

Omg, so LOTR...<3

Togehter me and my new welshy friend shall throw off your shackles of welshy-opression R-T, just you wait!!!! :D

Nah, thanks mate, and i quite like the name but she wouldn't have it, she's Welsh but she was born in Germany and travelled alot what with her dad being in the RAF and seemingly hasnt been injected with a healthy dose of patriotism, she hates the way things in Welsh are pronounced like 'll' 'dd' 'ch' etc.
Not going to happen, she liked Tamlin, but it's scottish and kind of difficult to guess if it's a boys name or girls if you dont already know the legend of Tamlin. :/

So i'm really getting stuck of names anyway.... :(

Girls names were so easy too.


LMAO!!!!
Never thought of that.

In ancient times the Anglo Saxons stole the vowels from the Welsh and left them to speak in a strange and mysterious tongue, consisting only of consonants.

True story.