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in reply to a message by erb816
I don't like George. It sounds precious and goofy and doesn't age well. Suits a chubby toddler, but not a handsome man. Curious George. George Bush Jr and Sr.
But, it is classic, and could be smooth if I didn't have these icky images and dislike the -urge sound at the end of it.
I like Georgia though. I think it's graceful and happy sounding.
Don't care for any other of the Georg-names... they seem fussy to me.
- mirfak
But, it is classic, and could be smooth if I didn't have these icky images and dislike the -urge sound at the end of it.
I like Georgia though. I think it's graceful and happy sounding.
Don't care for any other of the Georg-names... they seem fussy to me.
- mirfak
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I think I would dislike it pronounced with an -urge sound.
This message was edited 5/2/2016, 12:26 PM
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The reason I like George now is that I met one. I think he was in his 70s or 80s. He was goofy, hilarious and so much fun. It was that goofiness that made me like the name so much.
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