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in reply to a message by Tiggs
I've never seen / heard the double "l" in Irish. I always assumed that was a Welsh feature.
Martin, Lawrence and Malachi are all favorites of mine.
Martin and Lawrence are currently underappreciated classics and I hope they catch on in the future. They have a steady-Eddie quality to them, for me.
Malachi happily has shaken off the "Children of the Corn" thing and seems to be gaining popularity now. Personally I prefer Malachy to Malachi, but they are both terrific. Both sound dashing and slightly mysterious.
Martin, Lawrence and Malachi are all favorites of mine.
Martin and Lawrence are currently underappreciated classics and I hope they catch on in the future. They have a steady-Eddie quality to them, for me.
Malachi happily has shaken off the "Children of the Corn" thing and seems to be gaining popularity now. Personally I prefer Malachy to Malachi, but they are both terrific. Both sound dashing and slightly mysterious.
This message was edited 3/27/2012, 11:29 AM
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