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I love Luna. :)

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Cassie Anne (not Cassandra!)
Fiance to Grant Stephen
Mum to Hayley Anne :)
D.O.B: 8th October, 2004
baby #2 due: 19th May, 2007

Mylos (b) - I like it
Kofi (b) - Fine, imo
Spike (b) - Ok as a nn, I guess, but awful as a given name. :(
Franco (I'm guessing b) - Nothing wrong with it
Blade (b) - Ridiculous if a given name
Fds (g) - So if this is in the top 10, does that mean more than one child has this name in Britain?? All I can think of is (besides, 'how the hell do you pronounce that?') is FDS Feminine Deodorant Spray. :-/ Maybe that's a U.S. thing, though. Hopefully.
Kiki (g) - Ok as a nn
Bronte (g) - Ok but not a favorite
Luna (g) - Like it
Kadence (g) - Horrible, but fairly popular in the U.S. (ugh)

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~Heather~

Where did you post this link?

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I suppose the "Top Ten" designation is simply one of those "Top Ten" lists that the writers or editors of magazines come up with based on their own personal preferences. Just a meaningless bit of fluff journalism.

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Bronte is evidently now not unusual as a given name in Australia.

I've worked with an African guy named Kofi. At first, I thought, "Like Kofi Annan!" but then I got used to it being his name too.

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I don't know a single Bronte or Luna personally, but I've heard *of* these names. They're very Notting Hill to me.

How can you have the "top ten unusual names"? Surely that's a bit contradictory?

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Mylos (b) - Looks like a mangling of Miles / Myles.
Kofi (b) - Annan?
Spike (b) - Something sharp, a dog or a vampire.
Franco (I'm guessing b) - Not bad, although it does remind me of Francisco Franco (spanish dictator).
Blade (b) - Again, something sharp. Isn't Blade a film?
Fds (g) - No idea what this is supposed to be.
Kiki (g) - A parrot.
Bronte (g) - Not sure about this one. It sounds masculine, but at the same time reminds me of the Bronte sisters.
Luna (g) - Nice sound, but very Harry Potter.
Kadence (g) - Nms with a C, even worse with a K.

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p.s. Where's the link?