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I like Cole Oliver and Angus Christian.
Jude Oliver is okay. I hate Darcy with a passion.

My faves are Jude Oliver, Darcy Jude and Darcy George.

Angus Christian is my favorite, then Jude Oliver far behind. The others aren't my thing.

My personal favorite is Darcy Jude.

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I think Cole Oliver is difficult because of the repeated sounds. cOLe OLiver.

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Xx Bee

I like Angus, but not Christian. Angus Oliver or Angus George would be nice.

Angus Christian - I'm not a huge Angus fan and this combo does not flow well.
Cole Oliver - I don't mind either name, but they are a tongue twister together.
Jude Oliver - Cute and rugged yet kind. I like it.
Darcy Jude - it's okay. Darcy is not my style at all
Darcy George - Darcy is already not my style and I really have no use for George at all. So no.

Angus Christian - meh. It's alright. I don't much care for Angus or the flow of the combo. I think Christian Angus would be dashing though.

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Cole Oliver - I don't care for Cole or how it sounds with Oliver. Worst combo here, IMO

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Jude Oliver - handsome but I'm imagining there are probably SO many new baby boys with this combo. They just seem like two very "now" names.

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Darcy Jude - is coming off a little too "twee" to me- too soft and limp wrist? I don't know, I much prefer Darcy George, and I'm not even a George fan.

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Ordered best to worst: Darcy George, Jude Oliver, Darcy Jude, Angus Christian, Cole Oliver

Angus Christian is my favourite combination, Angus sounds very down-to-earth and Christian is very distinguished so they balance well, but I love Cole (either on its own or short for Nicholas) and Jude too.

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I'm not fond of Darcy though. I can see why people think it's feminine but personally I don't like it as a first name on either gender.

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This message was edited 2/23/2015, 11:21 AM

I like Angus Christian the best. I really dislike Jude, and Darcy to me is a name that is too feminine to be masculine but too masculine to be feminine. Cole is too trendy.