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HelpRe: WDYTO Kenyon?
in reply to a message by Becki
Trendy factors:
1) Goes along with the -en, -on, -an trend.
2) Goes with the Y in names trend.
Therefore, trendy.
1) Goes along with the -en, -on, -an trend.
2) Goes with the Y in names trend.
Therefore, trendy.
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And it starts with K, too.
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We're just dumpin' em on!
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LOL, yep!
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It's also a surname/place name.
The name itself isn't popular, but I'd still call it trendy because it follows several current naming trends.
The name itself isn't popular, but I'd still call it trendy because it follows several current naming trends.
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Yes.
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I find it rather old-fashioned.(
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What characteristics of it make you find it old-fashioned?
Since they told the factors that made it trendy :) I can't see anything about it that's old fashioned.
Except maybe that it's lacking a long vowel.
Personally I think the K sells the trendy factor.
Since they told the factors that made it trendy :) I can't see anything about it that's old fashioned.
Except maybe that it's lacking a long vowel.
Personally I think the K sells the trendy factor.
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It's like Kenton, sort of. I honesty don't think a 'k' in a name makes it automatically trendy. I don't see it as being trendy at ALL.
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But you asked for opinions
And they were given.
No need to argue about it.
And they were given.
No need to argue about it.
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Agreed
Just because you ask for opinions and don't like that a lot of people think the name follows trendy 'markings' doesn't mean we aren't right.
Just because you ask for opinions and don't like that a lot of people think the name follows trendy 'markings' doesn't mean we aren't right.
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I wasn't arguing! Just saying MY opinion.
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