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Helptwins' names
Gracie and Rosie. Those are their given names(I think that may be becoming more popualar?) I thought they were really sweet and went prefectly together. Occasionally their family will just call them Grace or Rose as nn. WDYTO them?
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Very sweet, I like the set a lot.
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To me Gracie can be a name on its own but Rosie I think needs a foundation to it.
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Too rhymey and plain for my taste.
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I like the names separately, but not together. They sound waaay too matchy. And I like them as nicknames for Grace and Rose as well (even though I liek them better than the names themselves).
This message was edited 8/20/2008, 7:53 AM
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Gracie and Rosie are waaay to cutesy for adults. Grace and Rose would have been more acceptable.
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Like the combo and the names. There's nothing wrong with using (good) nns as fns.
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BACKWARDS.
That is what I think :( Why not Grace and Rose with semipermanent nicknames Gracie and Rosie. That makes so much more sense. I looove Grace and Rose.
That is what I think :( Why not Grace and Rose with semipermanent nicknames Gracie and Rosie. That makes so much more sense. I looove Grace and Rose.
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I totally agree
Nicknames as given names is a massive pet peeve of mine.
Nicknames as given names is a massive pet peeve of mine.
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Ditto...
COMPLETELY backwards. I love the nicknames, but that goes against all tradition and sense, formally naming them the pet names.
COMPLETELY backwards. I love the nicknames, but that goes against all tradition and sense, formally naming them the pet names.
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Tritto. Backwards.
A guy I know at work just had twins. Max and Charlie
Is the Charlie the nickname? no
Charlie and Max. Not acceptable to me!
A guy I know at work just had twins. Max and Charlie
Is the Charlie the nickname? no
Charlie and Max. Not acceptable to me!
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