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Re: Shannon
I really like Shannon for a boy. The (late) lead singer of Blind Melon (best known for the song "No Rain") was named Shannon Hoon. (I'm not sure what his middle name was, though I'm curious.) I think it works best as a middle name for a boy; there's a guy in my grade named David Shannon Lastname.Shannon Vaughan (a lot of on/awn sounds, though)
Shannon David
Shannon Lionel
Shannon Finlay
Shannon Ray
Shannon Xavier
Shannon Todd
Shannon Christopher
Shannon FrankI think that Shannon sounds nicest with a middle name that's clearly masculine, but that's not too common now. Shannon Lionel, Shannon Ray, Shannon Todd, and Shannon Christopher are my favourites of that list. If you gave us more of an idea of what sorts of names you like, it'd be a lot easier to give suggestions.Array

"What are these parents thinking?...Let's name her Madison--she'll live in her own world: 16 square miles surrounded by reality." -- Susan Lampert Smith
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Ohh, I love Shannon Ray!
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No, you've chosen really good names. Usually I like the out of the ordinary sort of names, but with a boy named Shannon and having a weird middle name, I think that would be too much for some people. Especially concidering how many people out there hate Shannon on a boy solely because it's "a girls name" (which I don't agree with, obviously). But that's the way it is, and if I were to name my son Shannon, I wouldn't want to damage him in any way but giving him an overly out-there name.-------------------------------------------------
Top 10 Girls: Eden Nykara, Coy, Ryder, Araceli Elementa, Illeana/Liliana, Evelyn, Yuri, Indy, Marina, Tenar Hayden.
Top 10 Boys: Shannon, James, Andreas, Israel Jude, Asce, Finley, Orian, Broderick, Lachlann, Dilandau.
Both: Ariel, Italy, Adie.
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