A fellow I run with occasionally just named his firstborn son “Talent”

Maybe he’s a coin collector?

Maybe the son will have more talent?

Looking through old D3 nationals results once, I found a triple jump national champion named Major Tallent. I thought that was appropriate. Presumably he’d have been a D1 champ if he was named Extreme Tallent.

Your friend, or the kid?

How old is talent Sr?

Thirty years from now:

Father: "When are you going to move out of the basement?!"

Son: "Talent doesn't go away."

fixed it

2 years from now when talent is out of nappies and getting more familiar with the timings of his bath schedule.

Mum: talent? Where are you?

Talent whispers to toy bear under the table: shhh... I'm a hidden talent

weird, disgusting f**king post

"His mamma was a talent. His daddy was a talent. On bass, Garry W. Tallent."

-Bruce Springsteen introducing a founding member and the only original member still playing with the E-Street Band

I had a coworker named Talent back 20 years ago. I thought it was a common name.

Gout Gout is kicking a$$, so I don't think the name matters much.

I am not opposed to this, especially, for example, if the last name is Gallant, and then Talent Gallant just rolls off the tongue.

I hope he didn't give him the middle name of "Les".

Poor kid. A lifetime of misery awaits.

He should name his second child hard work. He can have them race when they are older to settle the age old question.

it's a bit odd, maybe slightly creepy, but you are overreacting bud

I was going to ask if there was a possibility it was a family name.

Talent is a cool name. it’s 2024. Names can be more unique now.