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Wonderful!
I don't like Dewi, but Dewey is better. I like Hugh but might prefer Hughes. I like Louis (especially if it's pronounced like -loo-is). If it's pronounced like Louie, then it is too close to Dewi for my liking. Hugh is not as close, which seems odd... shouldn't they all be close or none of them should be that close? I think naming kids after fictional characters is already entering rocky waters, but you're going down a waterfall if it's a bunch of diminutives - the names of fictional children or animals, no less.
I would do something like Hughes, Lucius and Stewart if I wanted to keep the long O theme going, though.
I would do something like Hughes, Lucius and Stewart if I wanted to keep the long O theme going, though.
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I love Hughes, Lucius, and Stewart.
It's a joke
It's a joke
Thanks.
And thank goodness. XD
And thank goodness. XD
I recently read a book called "Poisoned Blood" the true story of a woman named Marie Hilley who poisoned her husband to death with arsenic, jumpd bail and took on two new identities before she was finally caught. Recommended!
Anyhow, her father had a twin brother. These men would have been born in the early 1900s, before Disney came along. Their names were Huey and Louie.
Anyhow, her father had a twin brother. These men would have been born in the early 1900s, before Disney came along. Their names were Huey and Louie.
I agree with Anneza, I can only think of Huey, Dewey and Louie.
Much too Duckling for my taste: I'd be forever waiting for one or more of them to call out to their Unca Donald.
I think them rhyming is the point ...
Huey, Dewey and Louie are the names of Donald Duck's nephews.
Huey, Dewey and Louie are the names of Donald Duck's nephews.
Ah thanks for pointing that out, I completely missed that! In that case, I think it’s cute in a fictional context.
I prefer Dewi spelled Dewey. I like Hugh and Louis.