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What do you think of Cornelius?
I myself kind of adore how fancy and pompous it looks, but on the other hand, the "Corn-" part bothers me a bit.
Formerly known as Remora L.
I myself kind of adore how fancy and pompous it looks, but on the other hand, the "Corn-" part bothers me a bit.
Formerly known as Remora L.
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It's an ok name. You can use Cory for a nickname
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Very well used by Afrikaans speakers, with numerous nicknames. Cor, Corrie, Cornel (corNEL), Neels, Nelis ... I've never met an English-speaking one.
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ugh
Formerly known as Bat**** Crazy Wildebeest
Formerly known as Bat**** Crazy Wildebeest
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Choose one posting name and stick to it please.
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why are u so nosy?
judst curious. Is it a personal problem or are u actually autthorized to be nosy?
judst curious. Is it a personal problem or are u actually autthorized to be nosy?
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I'm one of the board's moderators...
... so yes, I am authorised to be somewhat nosy :)
... so yes, I am authorised to be somewhat nosy :)
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They gave u the pitiful job I guess
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Oh it’s not so bad :) Most people are nice and follow our few little rules so I hardly have to do a thing really.
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I like it. It's 100% "long white hair, beard, round glasses, wizard hat, robe", so not exactly a name for a baby IMO, but it would be a good middle name.
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Adore
It's such a handsome, regal name, and it's a pleasure to say!
It's such a handsome, regal name, and it's a pleasure to say!
This message was edited 9/28/2020, 10:10 AM
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Adore it. It reminds me of horns & the cornucopia.
This message was edited 9/28/2020, 6:36 AM
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It's kinda pretentious, but the corn part doesn't bother me. I can see it being a good name.
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Fudge.
That's my association. It is pompous and blundery (thanks HP)
Though we had a hamster named Cornelius, my mom named him. It also makes it kinda cute.
That's my association. It is pompous and blundery (thanks HP)
Though we had a hamster named Cornelius, my mom named him. It also makes it kinda cute.
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Not bad. Makes me think of Cornelius Fudge (Harry Potter). I would just be worried about the nicknames Corn and Corny as it is quite long. And Conny isn't great either.
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There’s nothing pleasant about the sound.
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I prefer the feminine version, Cornelia. But I do find Cornelius kind of appealing.
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I like it.
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Dont really like it
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