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in reply to a message by Mie
I don't care for it. It's not too surname-y, but it sounds like slang for "hold on."
"I'm holden' on, don't worry!"
I don't think Hayden was that successful...more of a "one night stand" in nameland. It surfaced for a while, then went away, popping up every once and a while. It'll resurface again when the third installment of Star Wars comes out, with actor Hayden Christensen. Hayden is an OK name. Better than Holden, I think.
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-Lissa Hannah-
As soon as tradition has come to be recognized as tradition, it is dead. - Allan Bloom
"I'm holden' on, don't worry!"
I don't think Hayden was that successful...more of a "one night stand" in nameland. It surfaced for a while, then went away, popping up every once and a while. It'll resurface again when the third installment of Star Wars comes out, with actor Hayden Christensen. Hayden is an OK name. Better than Holden, I think.
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-Lissa Hannah-
This message was edited 2/9/2005, 7:21 PM
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LOL ... are you located in the south? The example that you provided ("I'm holden' on, don't worry!") sounds very much like something that I hear on a daily basis. :)
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