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Here is a set of 8 sisters from today’s newspaper. WDYT?
Anita 23
Elizabeth 21
Sinead 20
Tiger Lily 13
Daisy 11
Betty 8
Louise 7
Jeanie 4
Spell Checker Blues
Eye halve a spelling chequer
It came with my pea sea
It plainly marques four my review
Miss steaks Eye kin knot sea.
Eye strike a key and type a word
And weight four it two say
Weather eye am wrong oar write
It shows me strait a weigh.
Anon
Anita 23
Elizabeth 21
Sinead 20
Tiger Lily 13
Daisy 11
Betty 8
Louise 7
Jeanie 4
Spell Checker Blues
Eye halve a spelling chequer
It came with my pea sea
It plainly marques four my review
Miss steaks Eye kin knot sea.
Eye strike a key and type a word
And weight four it two say
Weather eye am wrong oar write
It shows me strait a weigh.
Anon
This message was edited 3/26/2022, 2:12 AM
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Remark on report: Shows promise; can do better.
Others have mentioned the Elizabeth - Betty and Sinead - Jeanie doubles, and yes, they are disturbing. Jeanie bugs me the most: why not Jean? She won't be 4 all her life, one hopes.
My broadest grin was for Tiger Lily. Do you suppose they are Rupert the Bear fans?
Others have mentioned the Elizabeth - Betty and Sinead - Jeanie doubles, and yes, they are disturbing. Jeanie bugs me the most: why not Jean? She won't be 4 all her life, one hopes.
My broadest grin was for Tiger Lily. Do you suppose they are Rupert the Bear fans?
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Elizabeth and Betty? Sinead and Jeanie? Did they run out of ideas?
I like Anita, Elizabeth, Daisy, Louise, Jeanie.
Sinead would likely face mispronunciation in the Anglosphere, and the Irish seems out of place with the rest.
Tiger Lily is totally out of place. Some part of me likes this name as a guilty pleasure, but it's a pet name or a fictional character name, and definitely doesn't fit with the other names. Could they not have used Lily? Tiger Lily could be a term of endearment for her.
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I like Anita, Elizabeth, Daisy, Louise, Jeanie.
Sinead would likely face mispronunciation in the Anglosphere, and the Irish seems out of place with the rest.
Tiger Lily is totally out of place. Some part of me likes this name as a guilty pleasure, but it's a pet name or a fictional character name, and definitely doesn't fit with the other names. Could they not have used Lily? Tiger Lily could be a term of endearment for her.
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- Anita fits for a middle aged woman, I think. But it sounds charismatic and has elegance.
- Elizabeth reminds me of Queen Elizabeth II. It is beautiful and sounds upper-class.
- Sinead has an awkward spelling to me as a non-Irish people. But I like it's meaning and its related names, like Jeanne, Shawna, or Giovanna
- Tiger Lily sounds strong to me, but it sounds immature and unprofessional. I also think you can't name a pet this name unless it's a tiger.
- Daisy sounds beautiful. I think it fits women of all ages, it also has elegance and grace. There is also a song titled "Daisy Bell".
- Betty sounds cute, but it is an old-fashioned name. It is also a diminutive of Elizabeth. I like its simpleness though.
- Louise sounds royal, mostly because it is a feminine form of Louis, which is the name of numerous of King Louis.
- Jeanie is cute, I like how it is pronounced, but I think it suits for a little girl. It is also rooted from the same name with Sinead.
- Elizabeth reminds me of Queen Elizabeth II. It is beautiful and sounds upper-class.
- Sinead has an awkward spelling to me as a non-Irish people. But I like it's meaning and its related names, like Jeanne, Shawna, or Giovanna
- Tiger Lily sounds strong to me, but it sounds immature and unprofessional. I also think you can't name a pet this name unless it's a tiger.
- Daisy sounds beautiful. I think it fits women of all ages, it also has elegance and grace. There is also a song titled "Daisy Bell".
- Betty sounds cute, but it is an old-fashioned name. It is also a diminutive of Elizabeth. I like its simpleness though.
- Louise sounds royal, mostly because it is a feminine form of Louis, which is the name of numerous of King Louis.
- Jeanie is cute, I like how it is pronounced, but I think it suits for a little girl. It is also rooted from the same name with Sinead.
This message was edited 3/26/2022, 2:48 AM
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I like Anita, Elizabeth, Sinead, Louise
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