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in reply to a message by Kris Rose
G/G
Jacqueline Clare "Jac" and Danielle Leigh "Dani": I like this pair. Jacqueline and Danielle have the same style. Though Jac is awfully masculine.
Alica Joanne & Alison Courtney "Ali"
I really dont like having the same intials, but I thought of it, and liked it
Same initials don't bother me, but Alica and Alison are both forms of Alice and could both have the nn Ali. What about Alice and Audrey?
Susanna Gail (really couldnt think of a mn) & Lillian Miranda: I really like Susanna and Lillian. But is it not spelt Susannah in English?
Audra Elizabeth & Gail Cassandra: Ok, but I'd prefer Audrey & Cassandra as fn.
B/G
Avery Nicholas & Olivia Louise: I like it but I prefer Alfred to Avery. But maybe Alfred is considered too old-fashioned in USA?
Denise Brooke & Skylar Randall: I prefer Denise & Randall as fn
B/B/G (Either the two boys, or one boy and one gril)
Evander Atticus "Andy"
Trisha Isabel
Patrick Ambrose
(If it was B/B the A. mn intial would get to me, but I really like both combos right now)
Seems to me that Trisha & Patrick are too similar, is not Trisha a form of Patricia? Which would leave Evander outside.
B/B
Benjamin Dallas "Benji" (Dallas is one of few place names I like)
David Emery (I did have David Austin as a combo before, and I like it, but I figured it was too cutesy - not only are they both cities, but both in Texas) (Yes, Dallas and Austin are the only place names I like...I cant think of any others):
I like Benjamin and David together. And I can't see how having Dallas & Austin as mn would be too cutesie. If you like it, does it matter if it is cutesie? And will other people really know the mn and think it is "too cutesie"?
Tyrone Elijah "Ty" & Eugene William "Gene": Nice but Ty sounds more "modern" than Gene.
Owen Zachary & Eugene William "Gene": I think if one twin has a nn, the other one should have one too.
Peter Lucas & Simon Nikolai: I like these classic names. And the combination Peter & Simon is very neat.
Dylan Maxwell & Morgan Louis: Dylan and Morgan go well together, since both are Welsh. But maybe they sound too rhyming?
- She said he made a racial slur!
- Racial? She is Swedish!
- Maybe he called her Meatball.
"I’ve given it a lot of thought, and I’ve decided to be spontaneous."
Jacqueline Clare "Jac" and Danielle Leigh "Dani": I like this pair. Jacqueline and Danielle have the same style. Though Jac is awfully masculine.
Alica Joanne & Alison Courtney "Ali"
I really dont like having the same intials, but I thought of it, and liked it
Same initials don't bother me, but Alica and Alison are both forms of Alice and could both have the nn Ali. What about Alice and Audrey?
Susanna Gail (really couldnt think of a mn) & Lillian Miranda: I really like Susanna and Lillian. But is it not spelt Susannah in English?
Audra Elizabeth & Gail Cassandra: Ok, but I'd prefer Audrey & Cassandra as fn.
B/G
Avery Nicholas & Olivia Louise: I like it but I prefer Alfred to Avery. But maybe Alfred is considered too old-fashioned in USA?
Denise Brooke & Skylar Randall: I prefer Denise & Randall as fn
B/B/G (Either the two boys, or one boy and one gril)
Evander Atticus "Andy"
Trisha Isabel
Patrick Ambrose
(If it was B/B the A. mn intial would get to me, but I really like both combos right now)
Seems to me that Trisha & Patrick are too similar, is not Trisha a form of Patricia? Which would leave Evander outside.
B/B
Benjamin Dallas "Benji" (Dallas is one of few place names I like)
David Emery (I did have David Austin as a combo before, and I like it, but I figured it was too cutesy - not only are they both cities, but both in Texas) (Yes, Dallas and Austin are the only place names I like...I cant think of any others):
I like Benjamin and David together. And I can't see how having Dallas & Austin as mn would be too cutesie. If you like it, does it matter if it is cutesie? And will other people really know the mn and think it is "too cutesie"?
Tyrone Elijah "Ty" & Eugene William "Gene": Nice but Ty sounds more "modern" than Gene.
Owen Zachary & Eugene William "Gene": I think if one twin has a nn, the other one should have one too.
Peter Lucas & Simon Nikolai: I like these classic names. And the combination Peter & Simon is very neat.
Dylan Maxwell & Morgan Louis: Dylan and Morgan go well together, since both are Welsh. But maybe they sound too rhyming?
- She said he made a racial slur!
- Racial? She is Swedish!
- Maybe he called her Meatball.
"I’ve given it a lot of thought, and I’ve decided to be spontaneous."
This message was edited 10/6/2006, 3:12 PM
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I didnt think about Trisha and Patrick...good point. I first saw Evander and Trisha, and then found Patrick that fit with Evander too.
Dallas and Austin are not only both cities in a single state in the US. Dallas Texas, and Austin Texas. Not happening. And its not that its only cutesy, but I hate how people think because they are twins, they are one because they are two different people - even identical twins. Benjamin and David are also very close in meaning (Beloved and blessed)
Ty is more modern, but that doesnt bug me. Why should both have modern names just for the sake of having modern names. Maybe I am the only one who thinks this.
I love both Peter and Simon, and at first I was hesitant since in the bible, Peter and Simon are the same person (Jesus gave Peter the name Simon)
~~Kris~~
Dallas and Austin are not only both cities in a single state in the US. Dallas Texas, and Austin Texas. Not happening. And its not that its only cutesy, but I hate how people think because they are twins, they are one because they are two different people - even identical twins. Benjamin and David are also very close in meaning (Beloved and blessed)
Ty is more modern, but that doesnt bug me. Why should both have modern names just for the sake of having modern names. Maybe I am the only one who thinks this.
I love both Peter and Simon, and at first I was hesitant since in the bible, Peter and Simon are the same person (Jesus gave Peter the name Simon)
~~Kris~~
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