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These are names/comments that have come up on Reddit
Some WTF, some interesting
Greta Evergreen
Quimby Astoria
Geraldine- the comment
I’d say Geraldine is significantly worse than Myrtle and Bertha lmao. Like you smashed Gerald and sardine together. Abysmal 🤢🤣
March Madsen (fn/in combo) - age was worried it was too close to March Madness
Ludovica - apparently popular in Italy
Gower (m)
Clairvoyance- someone changed their name to this
Some WTF, some interesting
Greta Evergreen
Quimby Astoria
Geraldine- the comment
I’d say Geraldine is significantly worse than Myrtle and Bertha lmao. Like you smashed Gerald and sardine together. Abysmal 🤢🤣
March Madsen (fn/in combo) - age was worried it was too close to March Madness
Ludovica - apparently popular in Italy
Gower (m)
Clairvoyance- someone changed their name to this
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I like Greta and Astoria. Not fond of the middle name Evergreen, and I don't like Quimby. Astoria would have been a better first name.
I love Geraldine and Ludovica!
March Madness 💀🤣
Can't lie, that is what I immediately thought of!
Can't lie, that is what I immediately thought of!
The only name I like is Greta, lots of strange names there especially clairvoyance
March Madsen and Gower are bizarre. In fairness to Geraldine, though, it’s pretty common for names to have that “-ine” ending. Agree it’s outdated though.
Fascinating how familiarity with one famous person can make a name seem normal instead of "bizarre."
Gower seems perfectly normal to me (if rare) because I am old enough to be familiar with the choreographer Gower Champion, who was one of the best known Broadway performers during his lifetime. I was surprised to see when I looked him up that he's been dead since 1980.
He pronounced Gower to rhyme with "power" or "flower", by the way.
https://masterworksbroadway.com/artist/gower-champion/
Gower seems perfectly normal to me (if rare) because I am old enough to be familiar with the choreographer Gower Champion, who was one of the best known Broadway performers during his lifetime. I was surprised to see when I looked him up that he's been dead since 1980.
He pronounced Gower to rhyme with "power" or "flower", by the way.
https://masterworksbroadway.com/artist/gower-champion/
It's too close in look and sound to glower and dour and sour. Probably that's why it never got much use.