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I looked up -ings today too. I was looking mostly at girls though (Aisling, Luningning ;))
I love Sterling / Stirling - and I wish I had the guts to use it. Silver I happen to have on my GP list though, so maybe it is just me.
Erling and Channing I could see as first names. The rest are too surname-y for me. Especially Kipling, though I would totally consider it for a pet (two hamsters named Rudyard and Kipling? Yes.)
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I love Sterling / Stirling - and I wish I had the guts to use it. Silver I happen to have on my GP list though, so maybe it is just me.
Erling and Channing I could see as first names. The rest are too surname-y for me. Especially Kipling, though I would totally consider it for a pet (two hamsters named Rudyard and Kipling? Yes.)
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"How wonderful it is that no one need wait a single moment before starting to improve upon the world." -Ann Frank
Mama to my "bright star" Clarisse Bituin and Wife to a seksi bulaklak, Julius. Mahal na mahal from our little family to yours!
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Ah, Well I grew up with a surname that is a common first name (Gioia) so I prefer that names stay in their designated line-up in most cases, but make exceptions for others.
It depends on how bold the result would be. Kipling would certainly make a statement but it's a bit too high-collar whatever the statement may be.
It depends on how bold the result would be. Kipling would certainly make a statement but it's a bit too high-collar whatever the statement may be.
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