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I really like the name Barnabas. I was in quite the Barnaby phase for a long time, but I think Barnabas is also excellent. It's a little bit fustier, a bit more serious, less sleek than Barnaby. I agree on its down-to-earth nature (the barn beginning no doubt indeed). It makes me think of a rotund monk in worn woolen robes.

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As for a non-Barney nickname, hmm, that's a tough one. Nab maybe? Arnie! Barn?

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combos, well, Barnabas Paul came to me right away, that's a bit conservative but in a nice way. I really want to pair it with something short yet serious.

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Barnabas Henry
Barnabas Jude
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Barnabas Clark
Barnabas Franklin
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Barnabas Leo