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Britney and I were talking about it below, and I've just got to know: Am I the only person who really likes Tiffany?
Put away the fact that it's so painfully 80s and mallrat. Just look at the name itself--its sound, its appearance, its meaning, its non-pop-culture associations. What do you think of it?
I have to admit that I honestly love Tiffany. As I said downthread, if I ever have a daughter born on the Epiphany (January 6), I would most certainly want to name her Tiffany. And then I'd probably call her Tiffty (rhymes with "nifty").
Tiffany is the only name of "my" generation (actually, the majority of Tiffanys are a few years older than me) that doesn't sound painfully dated to me--maybe because I only ever knew one, heh. So, whaddya think? Tiffany Rae? Tiffany Stardust? Tiffany Philomena? :D
Array (likes to think that with the right middle name, Tiffany could look ironic and cool rather than completely dated right now, lol)
We shall be free.
A revolution without dancing is a revolution not worth having.
Put away the fact that it's so painfully 80s and mallrat. Just look at the name itself--its sound, its appearance, its meaning, its non-pop-culture associations. What do you think of it?
I have to admit that I honestly love Tiffany. As I said downthread, if I ever have a daughter born on the Epiphany (January 6), I would most certainly want to name her Tiffany. And then I'd probably call her Tiffty (rhymes with "nifty").
Tiffany is the only name of "my" generation (actually, the majority of Tiffanys are a few years older than me) that doesn't sound painfully dated to me--maybe because I only ever knew one, heh. So, whaddya think? Tiffany Rae? Tiffany Stardust? Tiffany Philomena? :D
Array (likes to think that with the right middle name, Tiffany could look ironic and cool rather than completely dated right now, lol)
We shall be free.
A revolution without dancing is a revolution not worth having.
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