Comments for EARL:

One of my college professors was named Earl Page. Now that is an interesting name/word combination, I wonder how the discussion went for naming him. He just went by Page, said he'd fail anyone who called him Earl if he heard it.

-- Anonymous User  1/23/2006

A well rounded name. Mostly used now-a-days as a middle name.

-- namefinder25  1/23/2006

I have never seen any attraction that this name might hold. It sounds like throwing up, there's a lot of guys around here who pronounce oil very similarly, my middle school principal was named Earl and his voice was so high-pitched that when he spoke over the intercom he sounded like an owl hooting. And now it's a big laugh anytime you want to say goodbye to a man named Earl. "Goodbye Earl." Dixie Chicks and the poisoned wife-beater.

-- Starla Roxanne  9/23/2006

I must say that this one always struck me as something stuck up people choose for their sons. Also, people who like to appear fancier than they are might pick this name out of pretentiousness. The name is a title, for crying out loud, and quite old-fashioned and ugly as well.

-- slight night shiver  4/22/2008

An American comedy about a small-time crook called Earl who learns about Karma and tries to make up for all the bad things he's done in the past. Very Funny =]

-- i-heart-me  5/13/2008

There is a kind of tea called Earl Grey.

-- number1212  12/3/2008

This name sounds so redneck!

-- bananarama  7/4/2009

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