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Met a guy this weekend named Dar. I assumed it was some sort of nickname, probably Dutch given his surname and the area where I live, but that doesn't necessarily seem to be the case when I started poking around the database. Turns out Dar is a Hebrew name on its own, and I suppose it's just as likely that really is what his name was.
I'm not sure how I feel about it. It sounds and looks so nicknamey that it's a bit awkward, but I think that makes it interesting. I do like the sound.
Apparently it can be masculine or feminine. Which do you think it seems more to be?
Combos were pretty challenging. I like it with stuff that makes it feel more academic and flat-cap-wearing.
Dar Edward
Dar Friar
Dar Gwilym
Dar Ingram
Dar Linden
things of that sort
I'm not sure how I feel about it. It sounds and looks so nicknamey that it's a bit awkward, but I think that makes it interesting. I do like the sound.
Apparently it can be masculine or feminine. Which do you think it seems more to be?
Combos were pretty challenging. I like it with stuff that makes it feel more academic and flat-cap-wearing.
Dar Edward
Dar Friar
Dar Gwilym
Dar Ingram
Dar Linden
things of that sort
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