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HelpVincent, Viggo and Viking
WDYT of these names?
I read about a singer from Ace of Base have a second son.
Father: Ulf
Mother: Lisa
First son: Viggo
Second son: Vincent Viking
Seems the parents really like the Vi-sound. Btw, Viking is pronounced "VEE-king". And yes, it is used as a fn but not common. Personally I think it is a bit much to live up to and prefer it as mn, like in this case. I love Vincent.
- 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."
I read about a singer from Ace of Base have a second son.
Father: Ulf
Mother: Lisa
First son: Viggo
Second son: Vincent Viking
Seems the parents really like the Vi-sound. Btw, Viking is pronounced "VEE-king". And yes, it is used as a fn but not common. Personally I think it is a bit much to live up to and prefer it as mn, like in this case. I love Vincent.
- 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."
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Vincent is wonderful. I find it both sophistocated and wonderfully sinister (probably because it makes me think of Vincent Price, the horror legend, and Vincent Van Gogh, the moody manic-depressive artist).
Viggo is fine, but I don't find it particularly appealing. Viking is just silly, IMO. I do like vikings, but not Viking as a given name.
Viggo is fine, but I don't find it particularly appealing. Viking is just silly, IMO. I do like vikings, but not Viking as a given name.
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