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[smallandneedy.livejournal.com]

So this might be a weird question, but does seeing someone giving their kid a name with a YOONEEQUEH spelling (or a made-up name) make you like them a little bit less than what you originally did?

Also, a friend from HS is having a daughter soon and just announced her name will be Kenzie Sisters are Paige and Emma. While I'm generally not a fan of nickname-y names as names, I'm secretly fangirling inside due to the Kenzi character in Lost Girl, my favorite show.

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[sayga.livejournal.com]

One cousin just named her baby Gray Day (Day is the last name) and that made me think a bit of WTF about her. My other cousin named her new baby Keenan which is fine, except the older brother is Dean. So it's Dean n' Keenan. That's bad, but is excusable because each kid's name individually is fine, but those 2 names did make me wonder about my cousins' ability to think about how the name would actually sound on a child. So, yes.