Chester?

BenandSuzy

What about Chester?  I was totally against it and wanted just Chet, but I don't feel comfortable with that as a stand alone name. My husbands grandfather is Chester but goes by Chet. This baby will always be called Chet but Chester is slowly growing on me as an "ok" name. I already have a Max and Simon. Is Chester horrible web though he will be called Chet?

TyrinM03

I like Chet. Chester reminds me of Cheetos.

s0504250

First thing I thought of is Chester Fried Chicken.

But honestly, I think it is a very strong name and Chet is such a fiesty/cute nickname to go with it, in my opinion.

cindiesheart

OH goodness,,, "Chester the child molester" is what immediatly came to mind.  Im sorry.

BellaLux

I immediately think of the cheshire cat in Alice in Wonderland...sorry...so random..lol..probably because so many people refer to him at the chester cat

doremi29

baconface:

All I can think of is Chester the Molester.

Sorry  

Yup, same here.

Allycat11

baconface:

All I can think of is Chester the Molester.

Sorry  

That was the first thing that popped into my mind as well.  

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raefre

Copperpot from the Goonies.

I think Chet would stand by itself. And, not that they are the remotely the same, but I think of Chet in the same category as Brett and Rhett. 

Mrs.DeliaMarieP

baconface:

All I can think of is Chester the Molester.

Sorry  

same here 

magpie1127

baconface:

All I can think of is Chester the Molester.

Sorry  

This.

KarmB

all I can think of is Chester the molester. horrible i know

queenbone

baconface:

All I can think of is Chester the Molester.

Sorry  

This, I think it is going to be a l o n g time before this name will lose that negative association. 

chibride4

What everybody else said.

Plusandalso, I think that the nn Chet is very feminine and pretentious.

kmpls

I like Chet and Chester. There is nothing wrong with either name and I love the family connection. 

Puppylove*85

I would steer clear of Chester for all of the reasons given by the pps.  I have a feeling that he would be jealous of his brothers' names.

barbiegirl25

Went to high school with a "Chesson" and we still call him "Chester the Molester" when referring to him to this day. 

Starfish+77

baconface:

All I can think of is Chester the Molester.

Sorry  

LOL sadly I agree!! 

AlphabetFish

Chet is a name to which I have a violent physical reaction, something between a simple cringe and a full-on recoil... I absolutely hate it.

Chester on the other hand... I would say that if you want to call him Chet, then by all means, give him a full name as well--Chester fits the bill fine.

beaureve

baconface:

All I can think of is Chester the Molester.

Sorry  

This is the first thing that came to my mind  

Worcbride

baconface:

All I can think of is Chester the Molester.

Sorry  

ditto

ThePolishHammer

queenbone:

baconface:

All I can think of is Chester the Molester.

Sorry  

This, I think it is going to be a l o n g time before this name will lose that negative association. 

+ 1 

KittyMarie219

 The only place I've ever heard this name used was on the cat in the Bunnicula book series :-/