Albany?
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I think most place names that have not historically been used as names (unlike Virginia or Georgia, for example) just sound very silly as names. :-/
~Heather~
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I think of Albany, Ga & Albany, NY. I don't like it as a name at all.
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"The dog is a gentleman; I hope I go to his heaven, not man's."
- Mark Twain.
Like Albany. Also, I like Alebaney.
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When I hear Albany I think New York. As a name I totally connect Albany with the city. As I've never been to Albany I can't say whether that's a good thing or a bad thing.
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No thanks. I think it's carrying the place names thig a bit too far.
Some of my husband's family is from Albany GA, and down there it is usually pronounced "All-Benny.
Some of my husband's family is from Albany GA, and down there it is usually pronounced "All-Benny.
As a current NY state resident, I have to discourage this. I can't see Albany as a name for anything other than a city. I don't find it either cute or grown up, but rather somewhat ridiculous, like naming a child Indiana. But that's just one person's opinion. ;o)
Love it!