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I once met a girl named Kloee. The first e had the two dots on top, the second e did not.

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xx Cait xx

Umm, I really don't like them. Karleen looks like a name I saw yesterday, Korleen, and I didn't care for that one, either. They look like two different names morphed into one. And Cloey seems terribly misspelled to me.

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To be born Welsh is not to be born with a silver spoon in your mouth, but with a song in your heart.

I actually like Cloey, sad as it is. I had a character whose name was Chlorophyll Rubella (her father auctioned off rights to her naming to his scientist friends, and clearly, they had some fun). She was called Cloey-Belle, and I thought it was rather sweet.

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Karleen isn't half as cute, though.

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Karleen spelled Carleen or Carline was quite popular in the 1950s. It's a variation of the name Caroline. Cloey is a bad spelling of Chloe. I like the name Carleen and Chloe spelled this way.

I had a Carleen in one of my day camp groups a few summers ago. She had a sister named Casey and a brother named Kyle, which were all way to similar in my opinion.

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~~~~Kai~~~~
"Remember, Ginger Rogers did everything Fred Astaire did, but backwards and in high heels." ~Faith Whittlesey

Karleen looks like her parents were trying to think of a feminine form of Karl, and they didn't want to go with Karla. Or, they wanted a different form of Colleen. It seems trendy, and I don't care for it.

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Cloey looks like a poor, creatively spelt version of Chloe. I dislike the name, as it sounds fluffy.

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Edit: Spelling.

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-Lissa Hannah-
My twelve !'s = Kipling, Barry, Mortimer, Miles, Marmaduke, Fletcher, Maris, Blanche, Gladys, Arlette, Glenda, and Juniper

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My ten ?'s = Pasquale, Archibald, Humphrey, Nigel, Bernard, Minna, Doris, Shirley, Cordelia, and Gertrude

This message was edited 5/4/2005, 8:04 PM

Karleen is new to me but ok.

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But I don't like Cloey...Prefer CHLOE