Is Cytoplasm a good name for a baby boy ?

Question

it is the name of the homogeneous liquid that is inside the cell in which all the organelles float in, without it we would have never even existed

Answer 1

No, it's a pretty awful name. He'd be made fun of so bad.

But Cy or Cyrus are okay. Not my favorites, but normal I guess.

Answer 2

Only as a middle name.

Answer 3

idk is DUMB ***  a good name for a grown adult?

Answer 4

not unless you are planning on keeping your child exiled from life and using him as a test subject  

Answer 5

EEWWWW!!!! No offence, but it suxs. What kinda weirdo r u?

Answer 6

I think your child would hate you until he's old enough to have it changed to something else!

Answer 7

Yes, although I prefer "Flagella".

Answer 8

I think you should leave that name to the cells. It just sounds ridiculous as a child's name! lol

Poor kid, can you imagine how teased he would be in school!?

Answer 9

I really hope you never have kids.

Answer 10

Christ, enough already.

Name him Escherichia Coli for all I care, just shut up about it.

Answer 11

Sorry, but not really. I mean, it's a good idea, but think about when he's older? Will he get made fun of?  Probably. Good thought though. =]]

Answer 12

ye not bad i prefer Herod, the king of kings

Answer 13

Um... interesting but I'd say no.  I like "Danger" far better. lol

Answer 14

Good God!!! No!

I understand your thought, but you don't want to put a child through that!

Answer 15

UMMMMM......no.

Answer 16

You fail!

Answer 17

heh... I wouldn't do it.  If you lived in Australia you'd probably be court ordered to not name your kid that.

Answer 18

I prefer Mitochondria

Mito for short

Answer 19

NO!

Answer 20

h**l no! Try Ribonucleic. Or Deoxyribo! lols. Just kidding.

Answer 21

that would be a sick name,. im def naming my boy a unique name like T1000 or mercury or something cool like that.  

Answer 22

no