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babynameswhat do you think about taking common names and spelling them differently?
one of my best friends is named aishliee mahryee and while i like how the name looks i can help but think how rediculous it is. she also has four older brothers named nykolas jayms, anndryw jihonn, evyn scot and wiate danyle. all four of them however have changed the spelling of their names back to the traditional spelling.
one of my best friends is named aishliee mahryee and while i like how the name looks i can help but think how rediculous it is. she also has four older brothers named nykolas jayms, anndryw jihonn, evyn scot and wiate danyle. all four of them however have changed the spelling of their names back to the traditional spelling.
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Date: 2007-01-10 04:11 am (UTC)Even more so with that ridiculous spelling. :-S
These sorts of name spellings are fab for someone who wants to be a circus clown: they're guaranteed to have people rolling in the aisles.
For people who want to be seen as (relatively) intelligent, literate people? Not so much.