WDYT of Delta?
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I sort of like it because of Delta Burke. I never followed the show but I just thought she was really cute on Designing Women.
I primarily think of the song "Delta Dawn," which was turned into a hit when I was a small child and got heavy mainstream radio play throughout my childhood (the Helen Reddy version).
So I feel like it's ultra Southern, and always just assumed it refers to the Mississippi Delta (even though the song is about someone from Tennessee, I never noticed that. I was from California).
I also slightly think of the Greek letter delta (symbolizing an increment of change?) and the tri-delta sorority. But that's not something that would affect the image of the name for a person, imo.
I can't even connect it with the virus thing at all.
I primarily think of the song "Delta Dawn," which was turned into a hit when I was a small child and got heavy mainstream radio play throughout my childhood (the Helen Reddy version).
So I feel like it's ultra Southern, and always just assumed it refers to the Mississippi Delta (even though the song is about someone from Tennessee, I never noticed that. I was from California).
I also slightly think of the Greek letter delta (symbolizing an increment of change?) and the tri-delta sorority. But that's not something that would affect the image of the name for a person, imo.
I can't even connect it with the virus thing at all.
This message was edited 7/26/2021, 1:30 AM
I think of Delta airlines, then a river delta, then a name, then the COVID variant, but that could move into number 3.
I don’t like it but not because of the virus. My first thought is of the Greek Letter then the airlines. Nothing against the airline but I don’t like naming people after commercial products or companies.
Not really, but I didn’t like it beforehand either, it’s just a letter of the Greek alphabet.
It feels turn of the century. Alpha, Delta, Zeta, and Theta all entered the charts sometime between 1890 and 1920. I guess the Greek alphabet was trendy then lol
Also feels dated because the only Delta I know of is Delta Burke, from Designing Women in the 80s. My mom loved that show so I know it well!
I think of all of the Greek alphabet that Delta is perhaps the most usable, maybe tied with Theta. Well, Zeta isn't bad either. Reminds me of Ziva. Alpha is completely unusable though imo
Also feels dated because the only Delta I know of is Delta Burke, from Designing Women in the 80s. My mom loved that show so I know it well!
I think of all of the Greek alphabet that Delta is perhaps the most usable, maybe tied with Theta. Well, Zeta isn't bad either. Reminds me of Ziva. Alpha is completely unusable though imo
This message was edited 7/24/2021, 6:45 PM