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Thoughts?
Is it too much Peanuts.. I think its a hella cool name I also love that in German you can get the nickname Lino (not a great idea in English tho)
What would you pair it with?
https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/145466
Is it too much Peanuts.. I think its a hella cool name I also love that in German you can get the nickname Lino (not a great idea in English tho)
What would you pair it with?
https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/145466
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I love it.
I don't know how familiar small children are with Peanuts, or with linoleum.
I don't know how familiar small children are with Peanuts, or with linoleum.
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I don’t care for it. Sounds too nerdy for my taste.
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It's a common name here in my generation. I also have a cousin (born in December) with this name. It's not my favorite, I find it very childish sounding.
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I can only pair it with Lucy and a blanket.
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I'm torn. I could see Linus making a comeback of sorts. Not that it's ever been crazy popular. The right person named Linus could do wonders for it. But I definitely do think of Peanuts. Plus I get a pet name vibe from it too. But that's not a dealbreaker.
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I love it! It's affable but also bookish.
Linus Algernon first sprang to mind, followed by Linus Everard and Linus Auberon.
Linus Algernon first sprang to mind, followed by Linus Everard and Linus Auberon.
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Still too much Peanuts. When I hear the name I think of the character and his blanket.
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I think it’s too much Peanuts.
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I love Linus, and I think it’s just about ready to shake the Peanuts reference. All it takes is one cool/cute IRL example, and people will appreciate it again like I do. I can feel it.
It’s got a great sound and a great history. I’d 100% use it if my spouse was on board.
It’s got a great sound and a great history. I’d 100% use it if my spouse was on board.
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