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I came across this one recently. Thought? I find myself not completely hating Kaderick, but I can't STAND Kade. I want to pronounce it as KAY-duh-rick.
This message was edited 5/2/2008, 11:25 AM
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Yuck.
Kreative and trendy to me. PRefer Kenderick.
Kreative and trendy to me. PRefer Kenderick.
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Do you like any name that has Kade in it? I knew a couple of kids named Kadence and Kinkaid. Do you like any of those... or just not a fan in general?
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I love Cade (that spelling) but Kaderick is silly. Where do you come up with these?
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I didn't. It was on a birth announcement. There are also plenty of Googles for it.
This message was edited 5/2/2008, 3:58 PM
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I've got a weakness for these -rick names. This one's kind of problematic, though. I'd tend to pronounce Kaderick as "KAD-uh-rick" though (unfortunate because of the "cad" in it IMO), and I don't care for the K initial. If it really is a coined name, I'd change it to Caidric or Caiderick. Which would still be problematic but the sound is nice.
I don't care for Cade/Kade either. It reminds me of decayed.
I don't care for Cade/Kade either. It reminds me of decayed.
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So is it Ka + Derick, Kay + Derick or Kade + Rick (as far as pronunciation)? Confusing, sounds made up. NMSAA.
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i think its awful, sorry.
it looks completely made up.
it looks completely made up.
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It sounds made up to me, or like a combination of parents' names or something. Plus, I hate the "ick" sound at the end of boys' names.
Who's the artist that did the work in your signature?
Who's the artist that did the work in your signature?
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Actually, it's a piece of jewelry (a pin) I found on a webpage. I wish I did know the craftsperson. I like it a lot. I want to blow it up and put in on a black t-shirt (glitter included).
This message was edited 5/2/2008, 11:47 AM
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Found The Info
It's entitled Rising Sun. The artist is Richard Lee, and I was misinformed that it was jewelry--it's actually metal work. Here is the information:
http://www.anl.gov/ARTS/Lee_text.html
It's entitled Rising Sun. The artist is Richard Lee, and I was misinformed that it was jewelry--it's actually metal work. Here is the information:
http://www.anl.gov/ARTS/Lee_text.html
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Very cool. Thanks :)
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