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What do you think of O'Reilly as a first name for a boy? I thought of it today and now I can't get it out of my head. I figure Orion is getting popular and I've met an O'Neill, why not O'Reilly? I realise surnames as first names aren't usually popular on this board but I like them.
So, could O'Reilly be a spiced up Riley? Or would the apostrophe and double capital be a problem? Would he get "Oh, Riley!" and "Orally"?
Any combo ideas? My usual Riley combo is Riley Ezekiel, is O'Reilly Ezekiel too much of a mouthful?
Thanks guys!
So, could O'Reilly be a spiced up Riley? Or would the apostrophe and double capital be a problem? Would he get "Oh, Riley!" and "Orally"?
Any combo ideas? My usual Riley combo is Riley Ezekiel, is O'Reilly Ezekiel too much of a mouthful?
Thanks guys!
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I really don't care for O'Reilly. It just seems overly surname-y to work. Just stick to Riley.
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I had to Google Bill O'Reilly because I'm not American, I don't think that will be a problem
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I'm American and I have no idea who Bill O'Reilly is. Although the name is a bit familiar... like maybe I know in the back of my head, I just can't connect a name to a face right now!
However, O'Reilly Auto Parts, yes.
However, O'Reilly Auto Parts, yes.
This message was edited 6/24/2016, 5:04 AM
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agreed
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haha me too!
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shut up! Shuddup!
Bill O'Reilly. The O'Reilly Factor. That's going to be his and your biggest headache.
And yes, it does sound like "Oh, Reilly."
I once knew a woman who had a daughter named Justina. For a while I thought she was saying "Just Tina."
Bill O'Reilly. The O'Reilly Factor. That's going to be his and your biggest headache.
And yes, it does sound like "Oh, Reilly."
I once knew a woman who had a daughter named Justina. For a while I thought she was saying "Just Tina."
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