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Quentin
I've come across this name several times of late.I really, really like it.Thoughts?
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I find it preppy and stuffy, and not interesting.
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I grew up with The Famous Five so I've known this name for a very long time... and I've always been stuck between actively liking it, and just keeping it at an arms distance in the "interesting" pile

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I like it too! Only problem is, I'd keep wondering about the four elder siblings, who must surely exist somewhere!Our new national cricket captain is named Quinton, which sounds OK but I don't like the look as much as I do Quentin.
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I really like it too. I went to school with a Quentin so it's always been a familiar name to me.
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I love it and it has been one of my favorite names for a very long time.
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It's been one of my favorite boys' name for quite a long time. If I'd ever had a second son, Quentin would have had a 50% chance of being his name.
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Ever since reading the Famous Five books I’ve loved the name Quentin. Despite that in the books he is a rather rude and intricate professor. Quentin Julian as full name?
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He isn't quite so rude in the games. I grew up with the games and the 70s TV series and never even saw the books until MUCH later on
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Nah. Got to be Quentin George!
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Haha true true!
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I've enjoyed this name for years. It ages well and is short enough that it doesn't matter that it doesn't have any nice nicknames.
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It's ok
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I like it - the q initial is original and the name feels shrewd and piquant. I would definitely consider using it, especially for a son that was my fifth child.
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