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Re: Graham
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I think it is grandpa-ish too, maybe it's the gra- part?
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That's very well possible, that could influence it. But I think even without that connection, it still sounds like an older surname-as-firstname. Not like a lot of surnames that sound rather "new" even if they aren't. Well in my opinion anyway.
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Despite the fact that I like the name, I actually find it grand-MA-ish, since we call my grandmother "Gram". haha.
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