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HelpRe: Various interesting sibsets from Nebraska between 1989 - 2019 [part 1]
in reply to a message by Viatrix
The 1st sibset: Really pretty, minus "Scarlet Sue" 馃槖
The 2nd sibset: I dislike Marie, Edward, and the spelling of Graesynn. Reminds me of Grease.
The 3rd sibset: All individual names are alright except for Tsunami, which I don't like as a name, because of its deadly connotation.
The 4th sibset: I guess it's okay but all the individual names aren't to my liking.
The 5th sibset: Jamiane stood out because the others were so old-fashioned, though I like Joy and Jordan. MNs had the same style.
The 6th sibset: Horrible. I dislike "-lee" or "-leigh" names. Lyman is out of order, too, it seems.
The 7th sibset: The FN's are fine but the MNs, especially the rhyming, are tedious.
The 8th sibset: Very unique/odd FNs but better than others. MNs have similar style.
The 9th sibset: I dislike Hamish and Colette, and why do the two twins have the same MN?! Ugh.
The 10th sibset: I adore the FNs. I dislike the MNs, though and Rayne Elora doesn't sound nice.
edit: oh i forgot about two subsets...
The 2nd sibset: I dislike Marie, Edward, and the spelling of Graesynn. Reminds me of Grease.
The 3rd sibset: All individual names are alright except for Tsunami, which I don't like as a name, because of its deadly connotation.
The 4th sibset: I guess it's okay but all the individual names aren't to my liking.
The 5th sibset: Jamiane stood out because the others were so old-fashioned, though I like Joy and Jordan. MNs had the same style.
The 6th sibset: Horrible. I dislike "-lee" or "-leigh" names. Lyman is out of order, too, it seems.
The 7th sibset: The FN's are fine but the MNs, especially the rhyming, are tedious.
The 8th sibset: Very unique/odd FNs but better than others. MNs have similar style.
The 9th sibset: I dislike Hamish and Colette, and why do the two twins have the same MN?! Ugh.
The 10th sibset: I adore the FNs. I dislike the MNs, though and Rayne Elora doesn't sound nice.
edit: oh i forgot about two subsets...
This message was edited 3/24/2024, 5:03 PM
