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Re: Finley & Rowan
by Sophie (eurythmic)
9/12/2010, 1:21 AM
in reply to a message by JessaRose
I like both names (although I prefer the spelling Finlay). My only concern about using them would be that they are increasingly being used on girls, so they may begin to take on a feminine feel which was never there before.I prefer Rowan to Finley so I would keep Rowan in the fn spot. Rowan Finley or Rowan Finley George both flow well as combos. From the other names in your sig:Rowan Lucas George
Rowan James
Finley Caleb George
Rowan Alexander GeorgeSophie
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- JessaRose (dancingintherain)
9/12/2010, 1:46 AM
aha thanks! I never actually though of Rowan James... and I love the combos to... Yeah, Rowan I can see sorta working on a girl (would feel sorry for them though).. Finley, there is no way I can see Finley or Finlay working on a girl... Names like Riley & Bailey yes, but I think the 'Fin' part puts me off on the usage for girls...
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- Siân (Sharley)   +3
9/12/2010, 1:38 AM
DON'T LET THE GIRLS STEAL FINLEYYY!!!....*ahem*....-and why i can't cope with this scene-
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- JessaRose (dancingintherain)   +2
9/12/2010, 1:46 AM
yes, Finley on a girl would just be horrible :/
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- Sophie (eurythmic)   +1
9/12/2010, 2:33 AM
I agree, but it's happening more and more, especially with the spelling Finley. Finlay is still pretty much only used on boys.Sophie x
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- JessaRose (dancingintherain)
9/12/2010, 3:10 AM
its evil!
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