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*headdesk*
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As if Poppy was bad enough, we now have little Peppers too.
I named my first goldfish Pepper, but I wouldn't even name a cat Pepper.
Apple isn't even a nice word, let alone a person's name!
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But I love Poppy!Poppy Madeline, in particular. I know the drug reference is pretty bad, but I honestly don't think of it. Poppy is just so cute!But I agree with you on Pepper. Pepper is a pet name. Apple is fine as a nn for Apollonia, but not as a name itself. Oh well, we'll live.
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That's my problem, Poppy is far too cutesy. I can't imagine a 40-year-old professional woman named Poppy. Personally, I think it's a ridiculous name for a person.
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Actually there is a commentator on CNN named Poppy Harlowe. I feel really bad for her though- it sounds like a Stripper name.
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Mega-ditto
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Just to stretch your imagination:Dr. Poppy Daniels, obstetrician:
http://www.ucomparehealthcare.com/drs/missouri/obstetrics_and_gynecology/Daniels_Poppy.htmlDr. Poppy Moon, licensed professional counselor:
http://www.poppymoon.com/Dr. Poppy McLeod, associate professor of communications at Cornell University:
http://www.comm.cornell.edu/staff/employee/poppy_mcleod.htmlPoppy King, cosmetics entrepreneur:
http://www.teenvogue.com/beauty/beautywork/2008/04/poppyking_20080417:)
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Just by their names..I can't take any of them seriously.
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Oh god, Poppy Moon.. *cringe*
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This is true...It's definately one of the most cutesy flower names out there. But I still love it. Maybe not necessarily to use, but it's fun to play around with in combos and the likes.
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Ditto.:)
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