well it does if you believe in it

(which I admit is true of the vast minority of cases). A naming ceremony never does. It (like most christenings) is just a "child as fashion accessory" attention-seeking device for the benefit of the parents.

Posted By: mr carra on December 1st 2008 at 13:59:57

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Naming Ceremonies (General Chat) - Tombs, Dec 1, 13:08:58
- It's because people want all the social palaver (General Chat) - camcan, Dec 1, 13:11:26
  - its the same as having a civil marriage (General Chat) - strap_on sally, Dec 1, 13:34:30
    - except a civil marriage changes status which has various outcomes (General Chat) - camcan, Dec 1, 13:37:09
      - neither does a cristening (n/m) (General Chat) - strap_on sally, Dec 1, 13:47:01
        
        well it does if you believe in it (General Chat) - mr carra, Dec 1, 13:59:57
  - how very shallow (n/m) (General Chat) - Tombs, Dec 1, 13:12:21
    - yeah, how dare people celebrate the naming of their child if the big magic man in the sky (General Chat) - Hertz van Rental, Dec 1, 13:35:43
      - O'Leary?? Blimey (n/m) (General Chat) - CB41, Dec 1, 13:38:40
    - and totally pointless, like so much in society today :-) (n/m) (General Chat) - CB41, Dec 1, 13:15:59
      - Huzzah for CB41! (n/m) (General Chat) - Old Git, Dec 1, 13:21:21
        
        i agree, Huzzah! (General Chat) - Tombs, Dec 1, 13:25:43
        
        I was thinking more of things like this (General Chat) - CB41, Dec 1, 13:33:40
- Where in the world gone mad... (General Chat) - Fierce Panda, Dec 1, 13:09:48
  - Poringland to be precise (General Chat) - Tombs, Dec 1, 13:11:44

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