Congratulations!
More Chance lines:
"This kid may be kept until – " Nah.
“You are assessed for home repairs.” All in good time.
“Bank error in your favor – collect $200.” There we go!
HOLY COW!!! Congratulations!!! WOOHOOO!!!
dances on the ceiling!!!
How about “Snowcone”?
Great news!!! Congratulations!!!
Is this your first baby?
Huzzah!
blushes, having realized the OP answered her question several posts ago
S’okay! We still love you Snoops!
Congratufuckinglations!!!
Would naming it Cecil be too kiss ass?
Guess what one of MY middle names is?
Congrats , Hope all goes excellantly over the next few months:)
Wont offer a name suggestion… Im pretty hopeless!
Woo Hoo! Everyone knows that it’s always better to have more Chances! And I know that you agree with me when I say that (E)Ileen is a perfectly lovely name.
I don’t know, I’ve never had a Chance, but I seem to be doing just fine.
Hey, Congrats!
I think most of the ‘chance’ metaphors have been done now, but I will propose all the written names that I can see from where I sit now, at work (Second hand bookstore).
Aubrey (Beardsley)
Thomas (Hardy)
Whatever the J in J.M. Barrie is
Biggles(worth) (lol)
and… Roget 
I won’t move my head to the left or I’ll be able to see 3 shelves worth of names.
Enjoy ignoring our suggestions!
A BABY?!?! How’d that happen?
I’ll give you a hundred posts if you name your baby Randall, Wally, Og, Strutter, Fidget, or Vermin. Two hundred if you name him/her Evil or Supreme Being.
I’d take a Chance on it anyway…
Hmm. Chance is a nice strong traditional sounding surname that needs a traditional first name to go with it. That way when the kid becomes President he or she will already have a Presidential sounding name.
Girl: Elizabeth, Alicia, Gabrielle, Grace, Rebecca or Rachel
Boy: David, Nathaniel, or Luke
That middle one is MINE, boy!
What are you, psychic?
Congratulations to you both.
Woo! Many congratulations! May this one be even cuter than Li’l Baby Kate (not sure if that’s possible, but give it a shot).
If it’s a boy, considering your real surname, I’d suggest “Wildon”.
That’s wild-@n, not wil-don… 