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Yeah, I find your attitude little rude and condescending. I mean, for Pete's sake! You only have to put two and two together to work this one out. Or, you know, google Harlow. Not difficult, hey?

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I must agree that the American-English-place / British-American-place analogy does not really work, especially when she could have suggested the ridiculous name London used by anglophiles outside of the UK, which is equal to Texas in place-name-ness whilst keeping the analogy she was trying to create... but... really? Really? Google is your friend, if you don't know what people are going on about.

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I also guess that she knows that Texas isn't a common name in America. She wasn't implying that, and it isn't popular here, either, so...

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Anyway, to the original poster, whilst it would be insane to name your child Harlow in England, let alone London or... Manchester... Texas is far more place-y, and Tex screams Texas and... well, you know what I mean. I don't think there's much of a way around it.

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I'm sorry to be aggressive, Rox-star, but you seem pretty rude anyway and your post was pretty aggressive-aggressive when all you had to do was google it! Then you'd have gotten the comment and learned something too. Have a nice day, eh? :)

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