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I don't like it. For some reason it makes me think of Marty Feldman (if you don't know who that is, I'll attach a picture in a second). It's not terrible, but I can only see it on a hispanic child realistically, since that's where it's mostly used nowadays.
Hank, Corey or even Het could be a nickname.
ETA: Here's Marty Feldman. He has Grave's Disease. I have no idea why Hector conjures up his image, but it does. He was a fabulous man though.
Hank, Corey or even Het could be a nickname.
ETA: Here's Marty Feldman. He has Grave's Disease. I have no idea why Hector conjures up his image, but it does. He was a fabulous man though.
This message was edited 6/10/2008, 2:15 PM
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That's a horrible image to connect with the name. Maybe he played a Hector?
We aren't hispanic, but I didn't think of it as a hispanic name, but as Greek.
We aren't hispanic, but I didn't think of it as a hispanic name, but as Greek.
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I just checked, and he didn't play a Hector, which is odd. He did play an Igor though, and I get the same sort of feel from Hector as I do from Igor, so maybe that's it? LOL, don't mind me, I get strange associations with a lot of names. Best not to let it influence you ;)
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