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Castor?
I was wondering about Castor this morning. Is it too out there to be used? Could it be a fn, or only a mn? Do you like it a) as a mythical character's name and b) on a real life person?

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Caster...Oil?Viva La Backlavah! (Dag's flag)
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Dag: No way! I can be more Euro than You-oh!
Norb (In Euro accent) I doubt it. I eemagine your peetifal Amer-icuhn attempt to be Europ-ee-aahn and, I am schad vounce again.
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Reminds me of the word "castrate" for whatever reason.
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They wouldn't be my first choice, but I'd love to see someone name (real life) twins Castor and Pollux, even just as MN.

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Castor OilThat's all I think of.
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ditto. And Fidel Castro
Mama to my baby lovebirds:
London Eloise (10) Afton Renee (8) Jenesis Audrey (5) Jackson Micah (5) Sawyer James (4) Piper Frances (1) Sonnet Abigail (1)

This message was edited 4/23/2006, 7:14 AM

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I agree to the oil and Fidel connotations.
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I like it. I'm a big mythology fan so I'm a bit biased, but it's not too "out there" for a real person either.
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Sorry but all I can think about it Castor Oil

Paula

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I liked Castor until someone pointed out that it means Beaver in French :(
I'd only use it now in combination with Pollux. I wouldn't mind it on a real person, I think it would be quite nice, but I wouldn't use it myself.
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