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Atticus is becoming quite popular, so what do you think about Attica?
Sometimes sentences don't end the way you think they salad.
Sometimes sentences don't end the way you think they salad.
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My friend's daughter is named Adika. I like the spelling Attica much better. It's not really my style though.
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you're in the UK, right?
If so, you probably ddon't realize that Attica is a famous state prison in New York state that in the seventies was the scene of a very long and bloody riot.
I'm not seeing Atticus being "very popular" or even remotely popular, except among people on this board.
If so, you probably ddon't realize that Attica is a famous state prison in New York state that in the seventies was the scene of a very long and bloody riot.
I'm not seeing Atticus being "very popular" or even remotely popular, except among people on this board.
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I agree. Atticus is different than Attica. Atticus is cool and hipster and literary while Attica is...not.
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I've seen Atticus a few times IRL. It's very hipster.
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I think she's referring to Attica, not Atticus.
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I agree that the prison and its riots renders Attica unusable in the US, and the prison was in fact the first thing I thought of upon seeing the heading of the OP. But I disagree about Atticus. Admittedly, you can't say yet that it's very popular, since it's still only number 404. But that's a leap from being nowhere on the chart in 2003. I think it likely that it will become quite popular among the general public. I don't think Attica prison is going to affect the popularity of Atticus at all.
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I've never thought about it before. I think it's nice - but I'd never, ever use it.
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Ooo, good idea! Why not? Atticus is a bit nerdy - a big plus in my books. Attica gives me less of a nerd-vibe, but I still like it. If we're making things up... how about Hattica? I've always liked Hattie, but as a nickname for some perfect name that I've yet to find. Maybe Hattica nickname Hattie?
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