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I really dislike it. Its got that old-man feel to it, and I really dislike Harry. I would only suggest a more popular/trendy/classic name as a mn if you did use it to bring it into modern usage.

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My bias comes from having a friend (Walter Harold) who was named after his grandfathers, but every time he meantions his name, everyone tells him he has an old man's name (he's 23).