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I like Saul. It's kind of quirky and ugly and not really cool, but I think that all works in its favor.
I worry that it actually is cool, though. Along with 'geek chic' and the 'old lady' revival, BtN does come across to me sometimes as having a 'Hebrew chic' thing going on. I'm cynical about it being the next wave now that Irish names are getting less face time.
That being said, I really do like Saul. It definitely has its own thing going on.
I worry that it actually is cool, though. Along with 'geek chic' and the 'old lady' revival, BtN does come across to me sometimes as having a 'Hebrew chic' thing going on. I'm cynical about it being the next wave now that Irish names are getting less face time.
That being said, I really do like Saul. It definitely has its own thing going on.
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Lol, I'm probably guilty of Hebrew chic, though I'm generally more drawn to modern Hebrew or yiddish names than purely biblical ones. Anyway, I hope Hebrew names won't become too much of a fad!
This message was edited 10/19/2009, 2:25 PM
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It happens. :-D While fads and trends can be a turn off, you like what you like! Making an entire category of names off-limits to yourself is nonsensical in and of itself.
And Saul is pretty great besides. I wouldn't discourage it.
And Saul is pretty great besides. I wouldn't discourage it.
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While I'd avoid individual over-popular names I certainly woulnd't ditch an entire category. But I wouldn't use Saul anyway, independently of how faddish or not it might be. It would be way too weird on an Italian child.
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