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So, I've recently fell in love with the name Finnigan Jude. If I ever did name a child that, he'd definitely go by Finn, but Finn Jude sounds bad. hahaha.

So, I know it'a not most peoples style, but what do y'all think?

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When I think "Finn" I think Detective Finn Tututola from law and order SVU, but thats because Im a loser.
p.s. MAJOR ICON LOVE. < 3 Mr Darcy+Colin Firth = Match made in heaven.

seriously about the darcy part. colin firth was sexy to begin with, but then playing mr. darcy, oh my.

i love it. my first son will be jude. :) & finn is on my list of favorites. finnigan is unique, although i prefer finley.

thanks. I actually hatehatehate finley for some reason, ahha.

I think it's beautiful. I prefer Finnian to Finnigan, but as long as it's Fin (one my favourites) I don't care. And Jude's great, too. I love it.

nice icon =D

I used to watch some show when I was a kid...The Tickle Trunk, I think. Anyways, two of the puppets were Casey and Finnigan. Finnigan was a dog :(

I do like the name Finn though. Very "Great Expectations"

I also love Jude!

I think it's great, and it flows really nicely. I love the name Finn.

I love both names, and I love them together. Usually, if you're going to say your middle name you say your whole first name too. For instance, when I say my full name I say "Meagan Eve ______" not "Meg Eve ______" So I think Finn is fine. :)

I kind of like Finnigan. Not too sure about Jude.
Not really my style.
Plus, Judy Finnigan is a presenter on "This Morning", a kind of talk show thing in the UK.
http://www.itv-thismorning.co.uk/ (href)
She's who comes to mind when I see Finnigan Jude.

i love the name finn, but i always thought i would use it for a girl, but the boy prefers it for a boy. i like finnegan, and finley for the lengthened versions, and finnegan jude is fabulous.

As a previous poster said, "Finnigan" was the name of a funng dog puppet from "Mr.Dress-up", my favorite show when I was growing up! It's also the nickname my step-dad calls my dog... so I find it asoultly hillarious that it'd be seriously implied to a human being...

I love the nn "Finn", why not go with "Finley" or "Finnian" ?

omg seriously? Finnigan? I hate it.

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