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[Opinions] Re: Weldon, Hilton, Chester

by thetxbelle

9/22/2011, 5:23 AM

I know a guy named Weldon and as far as I know, no one has ever given him a hard time, mispronounced it, etc...it seemed pretty normal to me.

Chester makes me think of a horse or Nimitz...there is also a Hustler magazine cartoon called "chester the molester", I have no clue why I know that but it would make me think twice.

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- abbasdaughter

9/22/2011, 8:37 PM

Ah... So THAT's where the term being a chester came from? Only ever heard it from 1 source and it was an American...

- molly +2

9/22/2011, 10:41 AM

Lol, I've definitely heard "Chester the molester" before, but Lester has always seemed much more like a molester name to me!

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- Serafina Starstrider

9/22/2011, 2:54 PM

I've never heard Chester the molester before. I have heard Lester the molester before. The name Lester has always felt icky to me. Chester actually reminds me of a friendly country boy or a friendly dog. I've met at least two dogs named Chester. I still think that it would be a good name for a boy even though I've met more dogs named Chester than humans.

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- Bear

9/22/2011, 1:30 PM

Agreed. Lester feels ickier. Chester feels quaint and almost naive.

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