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in reply to a message by kudriashkajo
The celeb-surname thing is hard to overlook, seeing them together like this, and considering they're both Jennifers. I probably would not think of Jennifer Connelly, but I would definitely think of Jennifer Aniston if I met a boy named Aniston. Just like Theron would make me think of Charlize Theron, and Ashton would make me think of Kutcher, and Cullen would make me think of Twilight.
So, Aniston brothers: Ashton, Theron, and Cullen.
More Jennifer actress surnames: Lawrence, Garner, Lopez, Hudson, Hewitt, Grey!
I'd rather see Connolly on a boy, than Connelly. The Nelly part goes away and you get nn Nol (pronounced a lot like Noel). I can't think of any good nicks for Aniston, but it rolls off as two syllables "An'ston" pretty easily and might not need one.
Aniston sounds preppy and trendy, like Ashton, Spencer, Baxter, Weston.
Connelly sounds more spunky and sporty like Brogan, Driscoll, Ainsley, Ripley.
Funny how -son and -ton names sound prissier to me than other surnames.
Dougal and Malcolm also come to mind based on Connelly but they are not that surnamey.
- mirfak
So, Aniston brothers: Ashton, Theron, and Cullen.
More Jennifer actress surnames: Lawrence, Garner, Lopez, Hudson, Hewitt, Grey!
I'd rather see Connolly on a boy, than Connelly. The Nelly part goes away and you get nn Nol (pronounced a lot like Noel). I can't think of any good nicks for Aniston, but it rolls off as two syllables "An'ston" pretty easily and might not need one.
Aniston sounds preppy and trendy, like Ashton, Spencer, Baxter, Weston.
Connelly sounds more spunky and sporty like Brogan, Driscoll, Ainsley, Ripley.
Funny how -son and -ton names sound prissier to me than other surnames.
Dougal and Malcolm also come to mind based on Connelly but they are not that surnamey.
- mirfak
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