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in reply to a message by BookEmDanno
I knew a Cinnamon once. Also a Precious, Princess, Tomeastar ("to me a star"), and a whole heap of names that are hard to imagine on real people.
I don't like Cinnamon, or any of the other names above, but it's surprising how quickly they become ordinary. There's not a lot that I would call genuinely unusable. Definitely not my style, but not as unbelievable as I might have thought before I started meeting such a huge variety of names.
"He was healthy to the point of heathendom and he acknowledged no power but his own."
Joseph Roth, Hotel Savoy
I don't like Cinnamon, or any of the other names above, but it's surprising how quickly they become ordinary. There's not a lot that I would call genuinely unusable. Definitely not my style, but not as unbelievable as I might have thought before I started meeting such a huge variety of names.
Joseph Roth, Hotel Savoy
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