OMG NIAMH!!!!

[Benjamin]

I had a girl come in today and I asked her name and she said Neeve and I was like I bet know how to spell that and spelled it 'Niamh' and she was impressed. I then said I bet people call her Nim, Ni-am or Niaomi all the time and she was so amused by me.

I then said it was because I knew an old lady with that name. :pipe:


This seemed more interesting at the time in my head and I could have just posted this on your wall and saved everyone ten seconds of their life having to read this.

[Niamh.]

You never told me you knew an old lady called Niamh as well :idc:

[HD]

:laugh:

[Benjamin]

You never told me you knew an old lady called Niamh as well :idc:

Oh did I not? Yeah she is Irish and smells of wee. She also has a weird obsession with fireman and gay men.

[Marc]

I knew how to pronounce it once with a woman and I felt warm and fussy inside

[Niamh.]

Oh did I not? Yeah she is Irish and smells of wee. She also has a weird obsession with fireman and gay men.

Oh I know her, her name isn't Niamh you silly billy, it's Lee, alzheimers acting up again? :hehe:

[Kate!]

:laugh:

[Shaun]

was there any neeve to share this with us ben!!!!!!!!

[Niamh.]

I knew how to pronounce it once with a woman and I felt warm and fussy inside

Glad I could be of service, one day you'll meet another Niamh and you can use it as a chat up line :love:

[Pete.]

Used to know two people named Niamh - one was Irish, one was English

[Z]

I know quite a few Niamhs so I never had any problem pronouncing or spelling Niamh.

[Niamh.]

Now you're just showing off Greg :idc:

[Z]

Now you're just showing off Greg :idc:

Well Niamh, I have an IQ bigger than my shoe size so I knew how to pronounce a one syllable long, five letter word :idc:

[Niamh.]

Well Niamh, I have an IQ bigger than my shoe size so I knew how to pronounce a one syllable long, five letter word :idc:

Well, if you live in Munster it has two syllables but I don't want to confuse the issue

[Z]

Well, if you live in Munster it has two syllables but I don't want to confuse the issue

For a second I thought of Muenster in Germany before I realised you meant Ireland :joker:

[Niamh.]

For a second I thought of Muenster in Germany before I realised you meant Ireland :joker:

:joker:

[Marc]

Glad I could be of service, one day you'll meet another Niamh and you can use it as a chat up line :love:

:evilgrin:

[reece(:]

One of my school friends is called Niamh... it's not that rare is it ? :p

[Saph]

You never told me you knew an old lady called Niamh as well :idc:

:joker:

[Kyle]

I don't know any Niamh's. Where do you find these mythological creatures?

[Kate!]

Niamh
I do believe
That one day
Not too far away
You'll get your wish
To slap Ben with a fish
Across his face
With style and grace
I believe
In you Niamh

[Z]

One of my school friends is called Niamh... it's not that rare is it ? :p

Maybe it's only common up in Scotland/northern England (and obviously Ireland & Northern Ireland) because I know loads of Niamhs, it's a fairly common name IMO

[Shaun]

everything about Niamh is common

[Z]

everything about Niamh is common

from her name to her common get it boys :evilgrin: attitude :ppppp

[smudgie]

I have a niece with Niamh as her middle name:hugesmile:

Irish on her maternal side.

[Benjamin]

Oh I know her, her name isn't Niamh you silly billy, it's Lee, alzheimers acting up again? :hehe:

:laugh:

[Niamh.]

Niamh
I do believe
That one day
Not too far away
You'll get your wish
To slap Ben with a fish
Across his face
With style and grace
I believe
In you Niamh

Beautiful :')