Message: "Chester" - Behind the Name

Chester

by LimeGreen

5/2/2006, 4:45 PM

I sort of like the name Chester but I'm not liking the responses I get on the street when I say I like it. So, I thought I would get opinions from you all.
WDYT of Chester?
Any names with the same feel and sound of Chester?

#Chester

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- RainbowSerpent

5/4/2006, 5:16 AM

CASPER! please, not chester, chester the jester, i see red hair, glasses...pocket calculator (don't even think about Leicester that's even worse) - and it means a fort in latin.
Caspian is quite trendy at the mo too.
Castor,
Crispin,
Cheston is nicer

- Kris Rose

5/3/2006, 3:49 AM

I dont really like it. For a pet of some sort its great, but not for a human child. I dont know why, but it doesnt work for me

~~Kris~~

- Isla

5/2/2006, 5:48 PM

Kind of cute in a retro-chic way. May be too much for "average folks" :b But I do like it. BTW, I cared for twins recently named Chester & William. A lot of the other nurses said "ewwwww" about Chester, esp. since his brother's name was so "normal". Sheesh. Funnily, though, I kept wanting to call him "Chester Copperpot" :b(that's a Goonies reference, btw....um, a movie from the 1980s, btw, LOL).

~Heather~

- Elemmennope

5/2/2006, 5:23 PM

My mom has a cat named Chester.

I like the idea of it. It has the same cool retro feel as many of the other boy names I like -- Martin, Felix, Dexter, Dean, Arthur...

- Sabrina Fair (rainbowstars)

5/2/2006, 5:02 PM

I LOVE the name Chester!

Noah, 4 - "Dad, I love a fun guy!"
Dan - "Oh really? Pumpkin, I'm so glad you think i'm a fun guy!"
Noah, 4 - "No! Dad! I like fungi! you know mushrooms!".

- Eilis (Suibhne) +1

5/2/2006, 4:59 PM

I don't care for Chester (because how many times have I heard the "Chester, Chester, child molester" thing?), but I really like Chet. I don't know what else it could be a nickname for, though, which was coincidentally something that I'd been thinking of asking on this board.

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- Isla

5/2/2006, 5:49 PM

Oops, forgot about that. Lester is the more obvious one (I worked with a guy named Lester and people sung that about him everyday. :-/ Maturity.), but Chester would have the bad-rhyming thing against it, too. :(

~Heather~

- Lakota (Lakota_so_italian)

5/2/2006, 4:49 PM

Is actually a pretty cool name.

I wouldn't use it. I'd rate it a 7 out of 10

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