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GP twin combos
What are some twin sets that are cool in theory, but you would never do?
BOYS:
Ethan and Evan
River and Brooks
Carson and Carter
Griffin and Phoenix
Glenn and DaleGIRLS:
Hannah and Grace
Pearl and Margaret
Stella and Luna
Millie and Mamie
Harper and HunterGIRL/BOY:
Brooke and River
Harper and Parker
Noel and Leon
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Bartholomew & Balthazar (b/b)Ember & Phoenix (g/b)Harrison & Indiana (b/b or b/g)Isaac & Newton (b/b)
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I like twinsets with themes, as long as the names don't sound too similar. So I'd use Pearl and Margaret, but not Carson and Carter.GPs:G/G
Betony & Bryony
Amity & Unity
Cadence & Caprice
Flora & Fauna
Gaia & Maia
Gem & Jewel
Harmony & Melody
Honor & Hope
Lark & Linnet
Opal & Pearl
Phoebe & Zoe
Vera & VidaG/B:
Cadence & Cascade
Ceres & Cernunnos
Meredith & Morgan
Pearl & Peter
Thalia & Theodore
Vinca & Valerian
Willow & YarrowB/B:
Cascade & Crescent
Carmine & Crimson
Makepeace & Meriwether
Oliver & Oberon
Sylvester & Xylander
Gideon & Gilbert
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I like Griffin and Phoenix.
Hannah and Grace are nice.I'd say Glenn (or Glenna) and Dale are GP girl names!Hunter and Forest (b)
River and Sol (g/b)
Forest and Tarn (b)
June and Summer (g)
Jasmine and Iris
Liberty and Justine
Liberty and Amity (g)
Erin and Shannon
Ian and Joanna
Merrick and Meryl (b/g)
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I do love the idea of Gryphon/Griffin and Phoenix. And I had Edison & Darwin as a GP twinset for a while. I might add more later.Marigold & Lavender
Fae & Jay (b)
Beau & Belle

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As a twin I can help you with this
Phoenix and Arizona
Savannah and Georgia
Starla and Luna
Noel and Natalie
Brennan and Breccan
Jack and Jill
Harlow and Harley
Bridger and Bridget
Arson and Cannon
Mila and Liam
Blynthe and Joy
Brindley and Bailey
Penelope and Peninnah
Jennifer and Jessica
Liza and Lisa
Charlotte and Charlotta
I love being a twin but twin names that are too simlar and start with the same letter are annoying and suck

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In theory? Never thought much in depth about it. Most twin sets are names I would actually use. I guess my most recent would be:
Ridge & Lyric for twin boys. I like these names and I feel that they go well together but I don't necessarily see myself actually using them. I also think that the names of Tabitha & Matilda make an excellent twin set but I don't care much for either name to actually use them.My most favorite twin set are: (and ones I actually would consider)Elowen & Lydia
Cole & Dean
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Romilly and Rafferty, for sure. Gilbert and Gideon? Juno and Hera? Bah, my creativity is zapped. (Also, sorry, but I can't be dealing with Harper and Hunter on girls. How does either seem vaguely feminine?)
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I don't like Hunter for a woman, but I am able to understand its appeal, I think. The idea of a hunter evokes resourcefulness and a tension between cooperation with nature and dependence on it - which are appealing connotations regardless of the name's gender, and have a particular appeal as a female name (although it's not my style, I'd rather it be a male name). It is surnamey enough that I don't like it for girls. But I think Hunter has a quality of "blue-state-redneck, or red-state-hippy? not even playing that game" quality that makes it interesting and different from the Carsons and Paytons and Rileys and Harpers.Harper on the other hand just makes me think of harpies, and "harping on" (complaining), and the producers of blandly pleasant background tinklings, so I don't care for that on either sex. If it's either, though, it's feminine... it's just so negative, like Tempest or Piper it seems so petty and diminutive. Aw, she's a Harper, so kewt and sweet - and it's a surname so at the same time, she's a good ol' bubba. Nms.
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yup, 100% on your side about Hunter. Definitely a boys name; no doubt.Harper on the other hand is just an awful name for either gender. It just sounds so harsh and gah! I just don't understand the appeal over it. I think it should have just remained as a surname
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HarperI'm totally with you about Harper. I've had a deep hatred for that name ever since I was a kid. No words to describe how much I hate it.
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Exactly. The first time I came across this name, it just didn't appeal to me and it sounded really harsh. Come years later, my opinion upon the name hasn't altered one bit. I'm glad i'll say that I will never use the name; character, pet or actual child. The name is just, so...
Yuck. Bleque
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seriously Come is a name?!Oy vay.\:
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Thank god it's French. I'd laugh if I met someone named come. I think Bich is a name on here too.
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Come Bich sounds like a command you'd give to a stray female dog lol or some other possibility I'd rather not mention lol
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Lol
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Maturity lacking
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way to respect other cultures, guys
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Yeah, I know. Wow, people.

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For real.yay ignorance!
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Yay crazy witchy lady oops I wasn't supposed to type that out loud

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Maturity seriously lacking
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I'm gonna add to the votes of you guys being disrespectful of other cultures ~
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It's Côme and it's the French form of Cosmas. Click a link sometime, you might learn something.

This message was edited 11/29/2015, 6:38 PM

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Yeah...I already saw. And I'm fully aware of links. Thanks. I prefer to put in hyperlinks but end up getting surprised when a simple English word turns out to a whole, separate name. That's all.
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There's a picture book about a fruit bat named Stellaluna. that ups the oops factor if you didn't already know that.I once read about triplets born in Egypt? Israel? I forget, just not the US, who were born right around the time of the 1979 peace accord, and they were named Carter, Begin and Sadat, after the three leaders involved. That would be kind of cool, I guess, except Sadat would be assassinated just a couple years later, and didn't Begin get killed too?
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Begin didn't, but he was a bit of a jerk.
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